The catalogue to the Bauhaus-Archive’s major exhibition in Berlin of Moholy-Nagy’s color photography, “Color in Transparency: Photographic Experiments in Color Fotografische Experimenten in Farbe 1934-1946,” was given the 2007 Historical Book Award by the Rencontres Photographie d’Arles.  This catalogue, edited by Jeannine Fiedler and Hattula Moholy-Nagy, is published in English and German by the Steidl Verlag and includes 100 annotated examples of Moholy-Nagy’s color photography.

8 August 2007-3 March 2008 installation in the Edward Steichen Photography Gallery
Museum of Modern Art. New York

20 December 2007-30 March 2008. Technical Detours: The Early Moholy-Nagy Reconsidered Vasarely Building of the Janus Pannonius Museum. Pécs, Hungary

24 April - 24 August 2008
The Hungarian National Gallery / Magyar Nemzeti Galeria. Budapest, Hungary. There will be a Hungarian language catalogue.

About The Foundation

The Moholy-Nagy Foundation is a private family foundation organized in 2003 under section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code.

It was formed in response to the continuing interest in the life of László Moholy-Nagy, one of the most gifted and versatile artists of the twentieth century.

The goals of the Foundation are to produce a catalogue-raisonné of Moholy-Nagy’s art and photography, record, conserve, and catalogue the Foundation’s library and archives and make them available to interested researchers, provide an interface between scholars and the public through our website, exhibitions, and other events, and provide authentication of works attributed to Moholy-Nagy.

Authentication

At present the Moholy-Nagy Foundation will do private and confidential authentications on an informal basis.

In the near future we will form
a committee of experts and meet on a regular schedule. Please note that we do not provide valuations of works.

Interested persons can submit a good photograph, preferably a color transparency at least
4 x 5 inches in size with a color scale, of the front of the work and a photograph or good photocopy of the reverse of the work. Information on size, signature, and provenance should be included.

High resolution digital scans are also acceptable. There is no charge for this service. However, the Foundation needs to retain photographic material for its records. If a photo-certificate is desired,
an extra duplicate picture should be submitted.