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Kapisztr\u00e1n Square and the Budapest Gallery<\/p>\n
Bolyg\u00f3 community space (Margit k\u00f6r\u00fat 28-32.)<\/p>\n
Gell\u00e9rt Hill (meeting on Gell\u00e9rt Square)<\/p>\n
1 October 2023 11:00 a.m. \u2013 4:00 p.m<\/p>\n
7 October 2023, 4:00 p.m<\/p>\n
18 October 2023 5:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
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Exhibiting artists:<\/p>\n
Anna B\u00edr\u00f3, Andrea Fajger, n\u00e9e Dud\u00e1s, Eszter \u00c1gnes Szab\u00f3<\/p>\n
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Collaborators:<\/p>\n
Vil\u00e1gsz\u00e9p Foundation,F\u0150KERT Horticulture Division of Budapest Public Utilities Ltd., Bolyg\u00f3 community space<\/p>\n
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\nWithin the scope of Sidewalk<\/em>, the artists will mainly be engaged in the creation of a Fruit Map of Budapest. Based on their many years of experience and with the involvement of Budapest residents, they will map and mark the trees bearing edible fruits (nuts, hazelnuts, etc.) in the public spaces of the capital using a map application. They will also check the marked trees. Moving the map \u2013 and the community \u2013 partially into virtual space is not an alienating gesture- In fact, it allows even those who cannot attend the organised events to join the project, creating a community that exists in virtual space but is centred around trees standing in physical space.
\nAs an accompanying event of the project, the organisers are planning fruit picking and canning sessions on 1 October in collaboration with the Vil\u00e1gsz\u00e9p Foundation.
\nAn important experience the group has had with fruit picking in public space is that each year there are fewer trees to harvest from. Another interesting and instructive consequence of the project is that, although the fruits of the trees in public space are available to all, they are legally the property of the caretakers of the trees, in the case of Budapest, the municipality (F\u0150KERT). As in the spirit of sustainable and democratic city use, the artists would also like to plant an apple tree as the closing event of the project; they have approached the owners and managers of the trees for permission to do so. However, the regulations, protocols and standpoints on public space, especially on any kind of intervention in public space, are so contradictory \u2013 and inconsistent between the different authorities \u2013 that the location of the tree to be planted in the scope of the Sidewalk<\/em> is still in question.
\nAlthough the regulations, protocols and standpoints on public space, especially on any kind of intervention in public space, are so contradictory – sometimes even inconsistent between the different authorities – an apple tree will be planted on Gell\u00e9rt Hill in the scope of the Sidewalk on 18 October, and will be harvestable in the future.
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