Miklos Legrady
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Legrady is a visual artist, anti-hero and protagonist who is expecting trouble. He steps out of the art world's blind spot, deconstructing cultural myths and fictions. Emerging as a hybrid between technical master, ad buster and political commentator, he moves through a world of political, social, and cultural intrigue, trends and events. Like the Energizer Bunny, Legrady just keeps on going and going.
Miklos Legrady holds a B.Sc. in Photography from the Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, N.Y. / S.U.N.Y, Purchase, N.Y., and an M.F.A. in Photography and Multi-Media from Concordia University in Montreal. In 1993 he was co-founder of the New York performance group The Collective Unconscious and co-director for 3 years. Legrady was the web designer for the CCCA - Canadian Art Database.
Legrady is represented in the collection of the National Gallery of Canada, Museum of Contemporary Photography and the Canada Council Art Bank and in private collections, with internet artwork in the Rhizome Artbase, a New York online platform for the global new media art community.
His work has been shown across Canada and internationally through exhibitions in the USA, England, France, Germany, Russia, Denmark, Belgium, Hungary, Spain and Japan.
Miklos Legrady holds a B.Sc. in Photography from the Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, N.Y. / S.U.N.Y, Purchase, N.Y., and an M.F.A. in Photography and Multi-Media from Concordia University in Montreal. In 1993 he was co-founder of the New York performance group The Collective Unconscious and co-director for 3 years. Legrady was the web designer for the CCCA - Canadian Art Database.
Legrady is represented in the collection of the National Gallery of Canada, Museum of Contemporary Photography and the Canada Council Art Bank and in private collections, with internet artwork in the Rhizome Artbase, a New York online platform for the global new media art community.
His work has been shown across Canada and internationally through exhibitions in the USA, England, France, Germany, Russia, Denmark, Belgium, Hungary, Spain and Japan.