Seven Legendary Hungarians Received the National Artist Award
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The Hungarian Academy of Arts (MMA) has chosen seven artists as the nation's artists this year, and the award was presented on Thursday at the Pesti Vigadó. Iván Fischer announced in his absence that he would donate the money he received from the MMA to charity.
The conductor does not keep the monthly sum of 655,500 forints. In addition to him, six other artists received the most prestigious state artistic award this year. The post Seven artists became National Artists, Iván Fischer donated his life annuity to children with autism first appeared on 24.hu.
The artist of the nation became this year the poet, writer and translator Ágnes Gergely; Katalin Szvorák, folk singer, performer; Zsuzsa Rakovszky, poet, writer, translator; Iván Fischer, conductor, composer; Imre Bukta, visual artist, painter László Fehér and painter László Gyémánt.
This year, seven outstanding artists received the Artist of the Nation award, the awards were presented on Thursday, at the Pesti Vigadó. The Artist of the Nation was awarded to poet, writer, and translator Ágnes Gergely; folk singer and performer Katalin Szvorák; poet, writer, and translator Zsuzsa Rakovszky; conductor and composer Iván Fischer; visual artist Imre Bukta; and painters László Fehér and László Gyémánt.
The National Artist awards were handed out: seven artists received the recognition - Iván Fischer donated his life annuity accompanying the title to the music education of autistic children.
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