Jing Liu Chinese artist received the Grand Prize of the biennial

On the 13th of October 2018 the exhibition of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial has been opened in the Transylvanian Art Center of Sfântu Gheorghe. The Awards Gala took place at the Tamási Áron Theatre, where the organizers presented the awarded artists and art works of the biennial. The Grand Prize was awarded to the Chinese artist Jing Liu for his series entitled Masters.

At the opening ceremony of the exhibition Zoltán Vécsi Nagy, director of the Transylvanian Art Center welcomed the public, he emphasized, that this event had already crossed the boundaries of Szeklerland:

“The Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland has arrived now in truth in Europe. We have grown by now to the level of a real European biennial”.

Then Apor Ferencz S.,  the curator of the biennial evaluated the event, saying, that the 2250 art works of more than 900 artists from 58 countries submitted to the contest show clearly, that the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland has become a professional event appreciated in the whole world, being at the same time one of the most important artistic events of the region.

“One of the most positive aspects of this biennial beside the quality of the works is that the artists responded in great number to the issues raised by the concept of this biennial: they addressed the complex questions regarding the relation between the pixel based image and traditional graphics, at which point and how do the traditional and digital technical solutions meet, what kind of interactions do these overlappings bring about and what kind of actual intellectual contents do they represent”.– pointed out Apor Ferencz S..

Art historian Iréne Kányádi, lecturer of Partium Christian University  held the opening speech: “The great number of the submitted artworks lead more and more to the growing of the professional level, so we can declare now, that the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland is crossing more and more confidently the boundaries of the region to meet the international standards.” – she phrased.

Beside the art works of the inland artists the art works submitted to the biennial came from various countries of the world: Hungary, Poland, Russia, Serbia, China, India, Bangladesh, Nepal respectively Taiwan and Vietnam. The jury selected 294 art works to the exhibition this year. Some of these works can be visited at the Transylvanian Art Center, some others are exhibited in the conference room of the Székely Mikó College.

The Awards Gala and the awarded artists

The Grand Prize of the biennial worth 2000 euro, offered by Perla Harghitei, was awarded to the Chinese artist Jing Liu for his series entitled Masters.

The prize named after Pál Nagy offered by Mureș county was awarded to Jakub Jaszewszki (Poland) for his works Xfirewall and Xerror. Zoltán Novák Csaba, senator of Mureș county transmitted the message of his county: “There is no life without culture and no society can function without culture. That is why it is worth to invest in such events, because if we have a rich culture, we will have a future, too.”– he formulated.

The prize named after Imre Nagy offered by Harghita county was awarded to Art Werger (United States) for his work Life Below. “The Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland is very important for us in many respects, it can contribute to a more emphasized presence of Szeklerland on the cultural map of Europe.” – pointed out Csaba Borboly, president of Harghita County Council with the occasion of his speech at this event.

Samira Zamani (Germany) won the prize named after Sándor Plugor offered by Covasna county with her work entitled Back In The Day. Sándor Tamás, president of Covasna County Council mentioned, that the decade-long organizing work around this event seems to come to an accomplishment. The organizers of the event put all their energy into the work, so that the premature and unexpected death of curator Zsolt Siklodi would not interrupt the process: “The Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland is the result of the common thinking of this region. Right from the start we had had three main objectives: to define ourselves through the language of the art, to show Szeklerland to contemporary artist around the world, as it represents truly a cultural specialty in the Carpathian Basin and last but not least, to present for the home public the main contemporary tendencies of graphic art around the world.” – emphasized the president of the council.

The prizes offered by the three counties of Szeklerland are 1000 euro worth each of them. Csilla Hegedűs, executive vice president of the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania, responsible for cultural issues was present at the event, too. She said: “A community that can put through such an event meeting international standards, is a living community which develops and grows. We do not only show ourselves to the Romanian society, but we also step out into Europe, into the wide world. The Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland has a kind of ambassador role concerning culture, community- building and unity.”

The Consulate General of Hungary in Miercurea Ciuc offered the prize of 500 euro to Răzvan Anton (Romania) for his work Fading Study. At the same time the prize offered by the Cultural and Art Center of Lăzarea along with the possibility of the participation in the art camp of Lăzarea went to Liza Lehoczki (Hungary) for her works Everything is more beautiful in pink 1, 2 and 3.

Éva Mayer (Hungary) won the prize of the Pulzus Art Camp for her works Imprints 1 and 2, the 500 euro prize of Zereda Art Camp 500 went to Ágota Krnács (Hungary) for her work Apparition in Cered 3 – The second alas is gone. The prize of the Institute of Visual Arts of the Eszterházy Károly University of Eger went to Kinga-Noémi Ács (Romania) for her work entitled Hunyadi Square 2.

The jury awarded five Nivo Prizes to the graphic artists Łukasz Koniuszy (Poland), Haruhiko Yoshinaga (Japan), Zoran Mishe (Bulgaria), Liu Fu (China) and Haider Ali Jan (Pakistan). The prize offered by the Hungarian University of Fine Arts went to Marcin Bialas (Poland).

The organizers of the biennial associated graphic art with jazz music, like they used to in former years, too. This year the awards gala was enriched with the jazz concert of the  Luiza Zan and Sárik Péter Duo.

The works selected by the international jury can be visited in Sfântu Gheorghe at the Transylvanian Art Centre and at the Székely Mikó College until the 9th of November. In December some works of the biennial will be exhibited in Miercurea Ciuc as well.

The main sponsors of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland are the National Cultural Fond of Hungary, Bertis and Perla Harghitei.

Photo credit: Vargyasi Levente

On the 12th of October from 7 o’clock p.m. a book launch with exhibition entitled “The documents of an uncompleted oeuvre” took place in the House of Arcades in Sfântu Gheorghe.  The exhibition pays tribute to the memory of the former curator of the Graphic Art Biennial, Zsolt Siklodi.

Apor Ferencz S., one of the editors of the book and curator of the exhibition welcomed those who came to the event, then he presented some moments of the process of birth of the book and of the exhibition: “I think, that the most difficult thing in course of the editing of the book and the set-up of the material of the book was to be confronted to the fact, that here we should give an account of the documents of an unfinished life work. It was also hard to give a overall view of a life work, without defining its structure along emotional ties. Yet, although we treated the whole material on basis of strictly professional criteria, this work could not be free of emotions.”

The curator of the exhibition spoke about the editing of the book as well. At the end of the book edited in three languages: Hungarian, Romanian and English readers will find a passage of the curriculum vitae written by Zsolt Siklodi himself in a very personal tone.

Then graphic artist István Erőss, professor of the Institute of Visual Arts of the Eszterházy Károly University of Fine Arts of Eger, close friend of Zsolt Siklodi turned to the visitors of the event: “As I was looking at the exhibition, I was thinking, that it should have happened much earlier to  collect and present a complete image of the work of Zsolt Siklodi. But then I came to the conclusion, that this could naturally not have happened, because beside the great and versatile organizing work, that he assumed, he hardly had any time to show the products of his professional activity. Looking at the works presented here, we can see, that he used a plenty of technical solutions in his graphic art and had a quite experimental attitude in matters of art. Through his organizing work we also got to know a person who was very active, restless and permanently open to the new. Thus these two activities were always in a kind of symbiosis, nothing was impossible for him.  Eternal restlessness kept him alive until his last hour and this attitude obliges us as well.”

Finally one of the authors of the book, Kata Ungvári-Zrínyi praised the selection of works presented at the memorial exhibition of Zsolt Siklodi. The exhibition can be visited until the 2nd of November 2018.

Photo credit: Vargyasi Levente

On the 12th of November 2018 the opening ceremony of the individual exhibition of the Polish graphic artist Kamil KOCUREK took place in the Keresztes House in Sfântu Gheorghe. Those present at the event were welcomed by the curator of the exhibition Magdalena Hanysz-Stefańska, who presented the artist.

Kamil Kocurek was born in 1990 in Tychy, Poland. He finished secondary school in Katowice in 2010. Then he studied art at the Faculty of Art of the Academy of Fine Art sin Katowice. After graduating from the academy, he became professor at the Graphic Art Faculty of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. He participated actively in artistic events and graphic art contests in Poland and abroad. He was also present in many individual and group exhibitions and won more than 25 awards. In 2016 he was awarded the Grand Prize at the 4th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland.

Magdalena thanked to the organizers for the possibility and for the support received for the organization of this exhibition, she expressed her gratitude, that they could bring this exhibition to Sfântu Gheorghe. She called Kamil Kocurek the hero of the day, as she put it, Kamil Kocurek represents the voice of a new generation. “Graphics links people” – the curator of the exhibition emphasized at the end of her speech.

The individual exhibition of Kamil Kocurek entitled “Arena of Games” shows artworks created between 2014 and 2018 with intaglio printing. All of these works and  the concepts behind them are rooted in the personal interests of the artist: “I draw attention to the atrocities of war and the ongoing blurring of the boundaries between the real and the virtual world. The modern world is based on the games. These games permeate every aspect of our life. Media still participate in this fun so we see the manipulation of information to form an alternative view of reality. Military conflict and the violence are a basic material of manipulation and surrounding us from every side.”

The exhibition can be visited until the 9th of November 2018 in the Keresztes House (Gróf Mikó Imre street, no. 9), daily from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., except Mondays

Photo credit: Vargyasi Levente

Members of the jury

Ferencz S. Apor
artist – curator of the biennial, Miercurea Ciuc, Romania

Dr. Cristian Aurel Opriș
graphic artist – associate professor at University of Arts and Design of Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Prof. dr. Erőss István
graphic artist – professor at Eszterházy Károly University, Eger, Hungary

Prof. dr. Liu Chun-Lan
art historian – professor at National Taiwan University
of Art, Taipei

Dr. Anca Boeriu
graphic artist – assistant professor at National University of Arts Bucharest, Romania

Kónya Ábel
artist – curator of MODEM Center for Modern and Contemporary Art, Debrecen, Hungary

Vécsi Nagy Zoltán
art historian – director, Transylvanian Art Center, Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania

Main Prize of the biennial
Jing Liu / CN
<Master 03-2> – woodcut, lithography / 90×60 cm / 2017
<Master 07> – woodcut, lithography / 90×60 cm / 2017
<Master 05> – woodcut, lithography / 90×60 cm / 2017

Nagy Imre Prize
Art Werger / US
Life Below – etching / 100×70 cm / 2014
At the Crossroads – mezzotint / 70×70 cm / 2017

Plugor Sándor Prize
Samira Zamani / DE
Back In The Day – individual technique / 70×100 cm / 2018
I Love You, She tells her image in the mirror – individual technique / 70×50 cm / 2017

Nagy Pál Prize
Jakub Jaszewski / PL
Xfirewall – dye print (digital) / 55×97 cm / 2018
Xerror – dye print (digital) / 55×97 cm / 2018

The prize of the Consulate General of Hungary in Miercurea Ciuc
Răzvan Anton / RO
Fading Study (Synagogue) – individual technique / 70×50 cm / 2016

Eszterházy Károly University’s Prize
Ács Kinga-Noémi / RO
Hunyadi Square 2 – linoleum cut / 40×50 cm / 2017

The prize of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts
Marcin Bialas / PL
Other Way 5 – etching, drypoint, aquatint / 70×100 cm / 2017
Empty Egg 1 – etching, drypoint, aquatint, mezzotint / 70×100 cm / 2017

Lăzarea Art Camp Prize
Lehoczki Liza / HU
Everything is more beautiful in pink I – silkscreen / 50×70 cm / 2017
Everything is more beautiful in pink II – silkscreen / 50×70 cm / 2017
Everything is more beautiful in pink III – silkscreen / 50×70 cm / 2017

Zereda Art Camp Prize
Krnács Ágota / HU
Apparition in Cered I – The two witnesses – risograph / 70×100 cm / 2018
Apparition in Cered II – Dressed in cloud – risograph / 70×100 cm / 2018
Apparition in Cered III – The second alas is gone – risograph / 70×100 cm / 2018

Pulzus Art Camp Prize
Mayer Éva / HU
Imprinting I – c-print, mixed technique, individual technique / 100×100 cm / 2016
Imprinting II – c-print, mixed technique, individual technique / 100×100 cm / 2016

Special Prize
Łukasz Koniuszy / PL
Cylindrical Structure – etching, aquatint / 70×100 cm / 2016
Sacral Structure – etching, aquatint, mezzotint / 70×100 cm / 2016
Habitable Structure – etching / 70×100 cm / 2016

Special Prize  
Haruhiko Yoshinaga / JP
Flip side – silkscreen / 51×36 cm / 2017
Greenhouse/T.O.16-1-03 – silkscreen / 81×80 cm / 2016
Paling/T.O.16-1-04 – silkscreen / 81×80 cm / 2016

Special Prize
Zoran Mishe / BG
Tie Silencer – etching, drypoint, aquatint / 66×100 cm / 2018

Special Prize
Liu Fu / CH
Lost Paradise series III – etching / 80×60 cm / 2016
Lost Paradise series IV – etching / 80×60 cm / 2016

Special Prize
Haider Ali Jan / PK
Purple Triangle – offset / 50,8×73,1 cm / 2016
Spectator – offset / 50,49×80,19 cm / 2016

Jazz concert of the Luiza Zan and Péter Sárik Duo on the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland

The organizers of the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland traditionally combine graphics with jazz music.

On the 13th of October, in the framework of the Awards Gala of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial the jazz concert of the Luiza Zan and Péter Sárik Duo will take place in the great hall of the Tamási Áron Theatre from 6 p.m.

Luiza Zan singer from Romania and Péter Sárik, jazz pianist of Hungary have been playing together in a duo since 2013.  Their formation is very successful in their home countries.

Their music is a blending of many styles: traditional and modern jazz, Romanian and Hungarian folk music, respectively classical music. Their most outstanding characteristics are the very energetic interpretation and the diverse repertoire which has made them popular very soon.

Luiza Zan is owner of several awards. After her home success, in 2003 she received the special award of the jury at the Jazz Contest in Montreux, one of the most important jazz competitions of the world, in 2004 she was the second in that competition. She is familiar with all styles, being deeply instinctive and very intellectual at the same time.

Péter Sárik has also received a lot of awards both as a pianist and as a composer.
He has got the Artisjus, Emerton, Orszácky awards and he has also received the Fonogram award twice. In 2016 he got the title “Musician of the Year”.

The entry to the concert is free.

Around 300 artworks will be exhibited at the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland

The 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland, set as a goal true to previous years to show the integrative role of graphic art. The event was surrounded by great interest on the part of the profession. This year came in around 2300 artworks of more than 900 artists from 58 countries.

‘The great number of participants and submitted works confirm definitely, that the biennial has come into a phase, when we can state with confidence and can state as fact, that we have here an event, that is acknowledged in the whole world. There is no doubt, that the biennial has become one of the most important artistic events of our region and its presence is unquestionably justified’ – says Apor Ferencz S., curator of the biennial.

The concept of this year’s biennial is about the presentation of the interactions between the traditional and digital techniques. It deals with the question: how and at which point does the Pixel based image meet graphic art, what kind of representation forms are created through these overlaps, respectively what kind of actual intellectual contents are born in this way.

The big number of the submitted works influenced the professional quality of the material of the biennial positively. In this extremely diverse material a lot of point of views, attitudes and styles manifest themselves through traditional and experimental, self-developed and digital techniques as a reaction to the issue raised in the concept of this biennial.

The opening celebration of the exhibition organized from the 294 selected works will take place in the Transylvanian Art Centre in Sfântu Gheorghe on the 13th October 2018 at 5 p.m.. In the conference room of Székely Mikó High School will be exhibited further artworks, belonging to the material of the biennial. The Awards Gala will begin at 6 p.m. in the Tamási Áron Theatre.

Also in the framework of this event on the 12th of October the exhibition of the former curator of the biennial Siklodi Zsolt will open in the House of Arcades, respectively in MAGMAtemp in Keresztes House (Gróf Mikó Imre street, no. 9). the exhibition of Kamil Kocurek, the winner of the 2016 biennial will begin.

The jury of the biennial was composed of internationally appreciated art historians and artists: dr. Cristian Aurel Opriș graphic artist, professor at the University of Art and Design Cluj-Napoca (RO), dr. István Erőss graphic artist, professor at the Institute of Visual Arts of Eszterházy Károly University in Eger (HU), Liu Chun-Lan art historian, professor at the National University of Art Taiwan (TW), dr. Anca Boeriu graphic artist, professor at the National University of Art Bucharest (RO), Zoltán Vécsi Nagy, art historian, director of the Transylvanian Art Centre (RO), Ábel Kónya artist, curator of the Modem in Debrecen (HU) and Apor Ferencz S. artist, curator of the biennial (RO).

The jury assigns four awards among the artists submitting the artworks meeting the highest standards: the Grand Prize of the Biennial of 2000 euro, respectively three prizes of 1000 euro: the Nagy Imre-Prize, the Plugor Sándor-Prize and the Nagy Pál-Prize.

The works selected by the jury will be exhibited in December in Miercurea Ciuc as well.

The main sponsors of the event are: Bertis and Perla Harghitei.

Polish graphics in Miercurea Ciuc – Selection from the works presented in 2016 at the 2nd International Graphics Biennial  Bucharest

The exhibition presenting around thirty prints aims to provide us insight into a little segment of Polish graphics with great traditions and many significant personalities.  The opening ceremony of the exhibition will take place on the 17th of October 2018 at 6 p.m. in the Art Gallery of Harghita County Council.

Graphic artist Anca Boeriu, university professor of Bucharest National University of Art, curator of BIPB selected the artworks to be shown at the exhibition in Miercurea Ciuc from the material of the International Graphic Art Biennial Bucharest, 2016 (BIPB).

This event could come true as a first step of the professional collaboration between the International  Graphic Art Biennial Bucharest and the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland, Sfântu Gheorghe. The common point of  both biennials was the clearly noticeable, significant presence of Polish graphic artists.

The exhibition is part of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland, Sfântu Gheorghe. Sponsor: Harghita County Council, co-organizer: Cultural and Art Centre Lăzarea.

The exhibition can be visited from the 17th of October until the 5th of November.

The documents of an uncompleted oeuvre
Memorial exhibition of Zsolt Siklodi (1966–2017)

On the 12th of October 2018  at 7 p.m. will take place the book launch and exhibition in memory of Zsolt Siklodi, former curator of the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland in the House with Arcades.

At the beginning Zsolt Siklodi created his „visual experiments” with a graphical approach, sometimes using classical means (lithography, drawing, etching) and sometimes using the possibilities of the new technologies (plotter, photocopies, mechanical engraving). At the same time, he also tried new ways in other genres with a lot of playfulness.

Zsolt Siklodi was born in Sovata in 1966, he went to school to Târgu Mureș, then studied at the University of Art and Design Cluj-Napoca. After graduation he was a teacher at „Palló Imre” Art High School, then became artistic director of the Cultural and Art Centre of Lăzarea and president of Kusztos Endre Art Foundation of Sovata.

He was also curator and organizer of the KorkéP International Art Camp and Exhibition of Lăzarea, respectively founded an art review with the same name as well. His artworks could be seen in several  individual and group exhibitions at home and abroad. Until his death in 2017 he was curator and member of the jury of the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland.

„The unfinished oeuvre and the diverse organizing activity makes up a whole and is quite difficult to replace. Although we can systemize, present and work up his life work – we intend to do that with this publication, too – his brilliant personality, this lively and perpetual organizing activity cannot be replaced any more”. – writes István Erőss, consultant of the Biennial and one of the editors of the book

The exhibition will be opened by Kata Ungvári-Zrínyi. The book will be presented by István Erőss and Apor Ferencz S., respectively Kata Ungvári-Zrínyi. The exhibition can be seen until the 2nd of November 2018 in the House with Arcades.

Arena of Games – the individual exhibition of Kamil KOCUREK, polish graphic artist
Winner of the Grand Prize of the of the 4th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland

Exhibition with title ‘Arena of games’ presents works which were created in years 2014 – 2018. Will be exhibited sets of intaglio prints, main part of these prints are the compositions are a kind of polyptych presented fit in a structured and specific modular arrangement which forms a multiplied graphic compositions.

The origin of the artist’s works and the concept behind them stem from his personal interests. ‘In the face of global terrorist threat, war and conflicts I want to draw inspiration from news and the media world, reworking them in my own way. I create a specific space named arena to express my fears, fascinations and interests, and then provoke and determine the form of my visual response” – says Kucorek.

The form of the works refers to the of unreality of metaphorical arena and battlefield, played and simulated space set in contemporary times.

The opening of the exhibition is organized on the 12th of October 2018, at 5 P.M., in MAGMAtemp, Keresztes House (Gróf Mikó Imre str., no. 9.). The curator of the exhibition is Magdalena Hanysz-Stefańska.

Kamil Kocurek was born in 1990 in Tychy in Poland. He finished Secondary School of Fine Arts in Katowice in 2010. He studied in the Faculty of Art in Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. His diploma was obtained in the Intaglio Studio of Professor Jan Szmatloch in 2015 when he was awarded. After graduation he joined the academic staff of the Faculty of Graphics in Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk in Poland.

His main interest are graphic arts, paintings and art installations. He has been participating actively in many reviews and festivals of graphics in Poland and abroad.

His web page: www.kamilkocurek.blogspot.com

The exhibition can be visited until the 9th of November 2018, from 10 a.m.- to 6 p.m., except Monday.

Covasna County Council, Covasna County Cultural Centre, Harghita County Council, Transylvanian Art Centre Association, Mures County Council and Cultural and Art Centre of Lăzarea kindly invite You to participate at the events and at the opening celebration of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland.

Programme
12.10. – 09.11.2018
Sfântu Gheorghe

12 October 2018, at 5 P.M.
Arena of Games – the individual exhibition  of Kamil KOCUREK, polish graphic artist, winner of the Grand Prize of the of the 4th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland, MAGMAtemp, Keresztes House (Gróf Mikó Imre str., no. 9.).
Curator of the exhibition: Magdalena Hanysz-Stefańska.
The exhibition can be visited until the 9th of November 2018, from 10 a.m.- to 6 p.m., except Monday.

12 October 2018, at 7 p.m.
Book launch and exhibition: The documents of an unclosed oeuvre – Zsolt Siklódi (1966-2017), a memorial exhibition of the former curator of the Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland / House with Arcades.
Opening speech by: Kata Ungvári-Zrínyi.
Book presentation by: István Erőss, Apor Ferencz S. and Kata Ungvári-Zrínyi.
The exhibition can be visited until the 2nd November 2018.

13 October 2018, at 5 p.m.
Exhibition opening of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland / Transylvanian Art Centre
The exhibition runs until the 9th of November 2018.

13 October 2018, at 6 p.m. 18:00
Awarding ceremony of the 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland, Jazz Concert with Luiza Zan – Sárik Péter Duo / Tamási Áron Theatre

In the conference room of Székely Mikó High School there are exposed further artworks belonging to this exhibition.

17.10.2018 – 25.01.2019
Miercurea-Ciuc

17 October 2018, at 6 p.m.
Polish Graphics – A selection from the material of the 2nd Graphic Art Biennial of Bucharest, BIPB 2016 / County Hall Gallery.
Opening speech: Apor Ferencz S. and Zoltán Ferencz.
Participant artists: Adam Czech, Franciszek Nieć, Henryk Krolikowski, Katarzyna Harciarek, Koniuszy Lukasz, Lena Achtelik, Magda Szplit, Marec Pospiech, Monika Krasoń, Waslaw Haladaj.
The exhibition can be visited in the period of 17.10.2018 – 5.11.2018.

17 December 2018, at 6 p.m.
The 5th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland/ County Hall Gallery
Opening speech by: Apor Ferencz S., curator of the biennial and Eszter Túros, art historian.
The exhibition runs in the period of 17.12.2018 – 25.01.2019.

The main sponsors of the event are: Bertis and Perla Harghitei.