In the Táncház (Hungarian folk dance event), 1967
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Christmas Nativity, 1971
© Péter Korniss
Village-pupils, 1973
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Mother and child, 1973
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Disabled soldier, 1976
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
At the Nyugati ralway station, From the serie Guest worker, 1979-1988
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Twins, 1997
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Man with posters, 1997
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Farmer in the stable, 1998
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Girl with roller-skates, 2008
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Woman with two angels, 2005
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Christmas Nativity on the warren, 2010
Várfok Gallery, Budapest
© Péter Korniss
Péter KORNISS (Kolozsvár, 1937 - ) documentary photographer. He worked as a photojournalist and as an art director at the Nők Lapja / Woman’s Magazine for decades. After that, he was a photo editor at the Színház / Theatre magazine. He has been working as a freelance photographer since 1999, besides, he teaches at the University of Theatre and Film. The main field of his work is related to the documental representation of the disappearing Transylvanian and Hungarian peasant lifestyle. Since 1966, he has been a member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers.
Béla Balázs Award, 1974
Meritorious Artist, 1983
Kossuth-Award, 1999
Pulitzer Memorial-Award, 2004
Prima Primissima, Prima-Award, 2004
My Country Award, 2005
Hungarian Heritage Award, 2010
Lifetime Achievement Award of the Association of Hungarian Photographers
Lifetime Achievement Award of the Czech Press Photo, 2014
Artist of the Nation Award, 2014
Continuation, Várfok Gallery, Budapest, 2012
Photographies, 1967- 1998, Muzeul de Arta, Cluj-Napoca, 2010, Skotia Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, 2011
Pictures from Transylvania, Kultturien Museum, Helsinki, 2000, Galerie le Pont Neuf, Paris, 2001
Guest-worker, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1988, Canon Gallery, Amsterdam, 1989, Aspekt Gallery, Munich, 1990, Cabanas Museum, Guadalajara, 1999
Following the disappearing traditional peasant life and culture, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1974, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, (NJ), 1977, Muséé Niepce, France, 1980, Canon Gallery, Amsterdam 1983
Eyewitness – 20th Century Hungarian Photography, Royal Academy of Arts, London (UK), 2011
Dance Through the Times, Palazzo Reale, Milan, (I), 2000
Les Trésor du Musée Niépce, Chalon-sur-Saone, (F), 1992
National Museum of Photography, Bradford, UK, 1987
Hungarian Photography ’87, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1987
Hungarian Museum of Photography, Kecskemét
National Media Museum, Bradford, UK
Museum of Photography, UK
Musée Niepce, France
Déry Museum, Debrecen
Getty Museum, L.A., USA
Elindultam világ útján…/ Heaven’s Bridegroom ,Corvina Press, Budapest, 1975.
Múlt idő/ Passing Times, Corvina Press, Budapest, 1979.
Vörös Felhő földjén/ The Land of Red Cloud, Corvina Press,Budapest , 1982.
Ősi karavánutak földjén/ The Land of Ancient Caravan Roads, Képzőművészeti Press, Budapest, 1985.
A vendégmunkás/ The Guest Worker, Mezőgazdasági Press, Budapest, 1988.
Leltár, Erdélyi képek/ Inventory, Transylvanian pictures, Officina Nova – Kreatív Media Workshop, Budapest 1998.
Kötődés/ Attachment, Helikon Publishers, Budapest, 2008.
Egy sor cigány – huszonnégy mai magyar/ One „Row” Gypsy – twenty-four present-day Hungarian people, (with Pál Závada), Corvina Press, Budapest, 2011.
Kallós Zoltán világa/ The world of Zoltán Kallós (with Bálint Ablonczy), Helikon Publisher, 2016.
Péter KORNISS (Kolozsvár, 1937 - ) documentary photographer. He worked as a photojournalist and as an art director at the Nők Lapja / Woman’s Magazine for decades. After that, he was a photo editor at the Színház / Theatre magazine. He has been working as a freelance photographer since 1999, besides, he teaches at the University of Theatre and Film. The main field of his work is related to the documental representation of the disappearing Transylvanian and Hungarian peasant lifestyle. Since 1966, he has been a member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers.
Béla Balázs Award, 1974
Meritorious Artist, 1983
Kossuth-Award, 1999
Pulitzer Memorial-Award, 2004
Prima Primissima, Prima-Award, 2004
My Country Award, 2005
Hungarian Heritage Award, 2010
Lifetime Achievement Award of the Association of Hungarian Photographers
Lifetime Achievement Award of the Czech Press Photo, 2014
Artist of the Nation Award, 2014
Continuation, Várfok Gallery, Budapest, 2012
Photographies, 1967- 1998, Muzeul de Arta, Cluj-Napoca, 2010, Skotia Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, 2011
Pictures from Transylvania, Kultturien Museum, Helsinki, 2000, Galerie le Pont Neuf, Paris, 2001
Guest-worker, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1988, Canon Gallery, Amsterdam, 1989, Aspekt Gallery, Munich, 1990, Cabanas Museum, Guadalajara, 1999
Following the disappearing traditional peasant life and culture, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1974, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, (NJ), 1977, Muséé Niepce, France, 1980, Canon Gallery, Amsterdam 1983
Eyewitness – 20th Century Hungarian Photography, Royal Academy of Arts, London (UK), 2011
Dance Through the Times, Palazzo Reale, Milan, (I), 2000
Les Trésor du Musée Niépce, Chalon-sur-Saone, (F), 1992
National Museum of Photography, Bradford, UK, 1987
Hungarian Photography ’87, Hall of Art, Budapest, 1987
Hungarian Museum of Photography, Kecskemét
National Media Museum, Bradford, UK
Museum of Photography, UK
Musée Niepce, France
Déry Museum, Debrecen
Getty Museum, L.A., USA
Elindultam világ útján…/ Heaven’s Bridegroom ,Corvina Press, Budapest, 1975.
Múlt idő/ Passing Times, Corvina Press, Budapest, 1979.
Vörös Felhő földjén/ The Land of Red Cloud, Corvina Press,Budapest , 1982.
Ősi karavánutak földjén/ The Land of Ancient Caravan Roads, Képzőművészeti Press, Budapest, 1985.
A vendégmunkás/ The Guest Worker, Mezőgazdasági Press, Budapest, 1988.
Leltár, Erdélyi képek/ Inventory, Transylvanian pictures, Officina Nova – Kreatív Media Workshop, Budapest 1998.
Kötődés/ Attachment, Helikon Publishers, Budapest, 2008.
Egy sor cigány – huszonnégy mai magyar/ One „Row” Gypsy – twenty-four present-day Hungarian people, (with Pál Závada), Corvina Press, Budapest, 2011.
Kallós Zoltán világa/ The world of Zoltán Kallós (with Bálint Ablonczy), Helikon Publisher, 2016.