Born in Hungary.
Works in Newark, NJ.

Solo Exhibitions
2007		Invertible, Walsh Gallery, Seton Hall University S. Orange, NJ
2005		Neufonia, Retorta, Budapest, Hungary
		RGB, MFA Gallery, Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ
2003		FONO, House of Music, Budapest, H
		VAN Gallery, Budapest, H
		Meander Gallery, Budapest, H
		Trafik Gallery, Budapest, H
		Gallery of Artist's Colony, Szentendre, H
2001		Cirko Gallery, Budapest, H
Group Exhibitions
2008		Neo-Constructivism: Art, Architecture and Activism, Paul Robeson Galleries, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ
		Red Saw at Rahway, Arts Guild of Rahway, Rahway, NJ
		Painting: Process, Walsh Gallery, Seton Hall University S. Orange, NJ
2007		Sanctuary, Rupert Ravens Contemporary, Newark, NJ
		History of Downtown Newark, NJIT, Newark, NJ
		Ba-boom!, Red Saw Gallery, Newark, NJ
2006		Axis Gallery, New York, NY
		Hungarian Cultural Center, New York, NY
2005		University of the Arts, Philadelphia
		Amos Eno Gallery, New York, NY
2004		MFA Gallery, Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ
2003		Art can be dangerous to Your Health, Traffic Gallery at the Millenaris, Budapest, H
2002		Suzuki House Gallery, Budapest, H
		MEO Art Fair, Budapest, H
2001		Dante Cafe, Pecs, H
		University of Fine Arts, Budapest, H
1997		Novus, Budapest, H
		Vajda Lajos Studio Gallery, Szentendre, H
		Mu-Terem Gallery, Budapest, H
1996		Ujpest Gallery, Budapest, H
1995		Novus, Budapest, H
Education
2004-2006		Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ, MA
1997- 2002		University of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary, MA
Awards
2002		Prize of the Association of the Hungarian Artists for the degree work at the University of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
		Barcsay Prize
Lectures, Artist Talks
2008		Painting: Process, Walsh Gallery, Seton Hall University
2006		Hungarian Abstract Art, MSU, Montclair, NJ
Scholarship
2004- 2006		Terplan Family Foundation, Study at MSU, Montclair, NJ
Bibliography
2008		Anonda Bell: Constructivist Impulses Today, in: Neo-Constructivism, Art, Architecture, Activism, catalogue, p.38. ISBN: 978-0-9795167-2-6
2003		Brigitta Muladi: “Szemben” , in UJ MUVESZET (Hungarian art magazine) Vol.11, p.38.