Zsuzsanna Ardó

Zsuzsanna Ardó is an Arts Council Award-winning visual artist, curator, writer, and the founder of Creatives without Borders. Learn more about her work at www.ardo.org

A litmus test of images of Britain in the mind

When drawing a portrait of Britain today with 25 international artists, how does Brexit fit in?

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 3 Sep 2018

Who are you – identity vortex

Are you more than a confluence of time and space? One poet's reflections on the meaning and role of identity today.

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 8 Jul 2018

Polar self Portraits

Shimmering, calving, evolving. A new art project seeks to connect people with the climate change surrounding them.

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 22 Dec 2016

The calm before the storm

Creatives without Borders explores the triangular history of Africa, Europe and America, discovering much that was hidden along the way.

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 26 Oct 2015

The calm before the storm

Creatives without Borders explores the triangular history of Africa, Europe and America, discovering much that was hidden along the way.

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 26 Oct 2015

The paradox of ethnic homogeneity - a Hungarian example

Hungarian nationalists have been trying to promote the idea that we are an "ethnically homogenous" people - an idea that is patently absurd!

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 13 Mar 2014

The paradox of ethnic homogeneity - a Hungarian example

Hungarian nationalists have been trying to promote the idea that we are an "ethnically homogenous" people - an idea that is patently absurd!

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 13 Mar 2014

How long is the journey from "You know..." to social exclusion, disenfranchisement and, ultimately, devouring? A selection of photos from the photographer Zsuzsanna Ardó. Playing. Photography (c) Zsuzsanna

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 30 Jul 2006

Departures

Departures is my filmic story of loss and growth. The story is interlaced with my photos, mostly taken along the Danube while I was the Photographer in Residence at the

By Zsuzsanna Ardó and Musadiq Sanwal

/ 18 Nov 2005

Shifting sand of history on the wall

Photographed by Zsuzsanna Ardó, Budapest, 1996 To be a Hungarian is a collective neurosis Arthur Koestler, author of Darkness at Noon. I took this photograph in Budapest in the mid-1990s.

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 8 May 2005

Words we live by: choice versus complicity

"Belinda: Ay, but you know we must return good for evil. Lady Brute: That may be a mistake in the translation." - Sir John Vanbrugh: The Provoked Wife,

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 27 Jan 2005

A circular shoreline: the Hungarian sea

In summer, Balatonfüred is delightful. The first time that I went there I arrived early on a July morning, thinking to go on to Budapest before noon. Actually I did

By Zsuzsanna Ardó

/ 8 Sep 2004