LinkedIn profil linkje:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tam%C3%A1s-r%C3%A9v%C3%A9sz-4bb8177/

Beosztás, cím:

Contracted lecturer

Pozíció:

lecturer

Intézet:

Department of Visual Communication

Publikációk:

• http://www.revesz.net
• Hundreds of publication in Hungarian and foreign magazines
• Choice -Transatlantic Culture Exchange - Herald 2004
• Budapest - Herald 2002 (3rd edition)
• New York - W.W. Norton, New York 2000
• Budapest - Herald 1999 (2nd revised edition)
• Budapest a City Before the Millennium - Herald 1996
• Open Air The American West - Herald 1993
• Siófok (Siófok City) - Herald 1993
• Budai Várnegyed (Castle District of Buda) - Officina 1989
• Róma (Rome) - Corvina 1988
• Siofok (Siófok City) - Inforg 1987
• Szicilia (Sicily) - Kepzomuveszeti 1987
• Parlament (Parliament) - Corvina 1985 Csaba kórházba megy

Oktatott tárgyak:

• Photojournalism

Kutatási területek:

• Documentary

Egyéb oktatási, szakmai tevékenység:

• Photojournalism Masterclass
• Curate exhibitions

Egyéb szakmai tapasztalat, korábbi munkahelyek, munkakörök:

• Európa
• Új Tükör
• Tükör
• Képes Újság

Szervezeti tagságok:

• Association of Hungarian Journalist. Association of Hungarian Photo Artists

Díjak, elismerések:

• PULITZER Memorial Award - 1997 WORLD
• PRESS PHOTO Prize in Amsterdam - 1991 Brasil
• INTERPRESSPHOTO Award - 1991 Beautiful
• Hungarian Book Award for four books: • "Budapest a City Before the Millenium" - 1997
• "Castle District of Buda" - 1991
• "Rome" - 1988
• "Farewell to Gypsy Colonies" - 1977
• ALEKSANDER RODCHENKO Prize for photojournalism - 1985
• BALAZS BELA Prize for photojournalism - 1984
• Best Pictorial Report of the Year and Picture of the Year - 11times from 1968 to 1989

Leírás:

Tamas Revesz was born in Budapest. He is an Hungarian-American award-winning photographer - Pulitzer Memorial Prize, World Press Photo, Béla Balázs, Alexander Rodchenko among others. Author of twelve photo books, his work has been published by major magazines, he is a worldwide exhibited artist. He has been member of the international jury of World Press Photo. Recipient of Howard Chapnik Grant by W. Eugene Smith Foundation. Curator of photo exhibitions to Budapest – Capa Brothers, Anthony Suau, Tomasz Gudzowaty, Peter Turnley, etc. Organizer of World Press Photo exhibition to Budapest for 29 years. Teacher of photojournalism at Budapest Metropolitan University. He lives and works in both the United States and Hungary.