BIOGRAPHY

ILDIKÓ BAKOS

07.1948. Gyöngyös, Hungary

SCHOOLS

1962-66                      Secondary School of Fine Arts

1967-72                      Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, master supervisor: József Somogyi

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS MEMBERSHIP

from 1972                    National Association of Hungarian Artists

from 1976                    Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists

1990                              Folyamat Society

PRIZES, SCHOLARSHIP

• 1972: Studio of Young Artists exhibition, Uitz Room, Dunaújváros, Prize of the Town Council
• 1973–76: Derkovits Scholarship
• 1973: Studio of Young Artists exhibition KISZ KB Prize (shared with Frigyes Janzer)
• 1980: IV. International Medal and Small sculpture Symposium, Nyíregyháza-Sóstó, Prize of Nyíregyháza Town Council
• 1981: Studio of Young Artists exhibition, Prize of Szeged Volán
• 1983: VIII. Hungarian Small Sculpture Biennale, Pécs prize
• VII. International Medal and Small Sculpture Symposium, Nyíregyháza-Sóstó, Regional prize of Szabolcs-Szatmár
• 1984: International Small Sculpture Triennial, Budapest, shared Grand Prize
• 1985: VIII. Hungarian Small Sculpture Biennale, Pécs, Prize of Copper Mine Trust
• 1986: XI.  International Medal and Small Sculpture Symposium, Nyíregyháza-Sóstó, Prize of the Culture Park
• 1987: X. Hungarian Small Sculpture Biennale prize, Pécs
• 1988: Summer Exhibition, Prize of Vác
• Eötvös Scholarship
• 1990: Scholarship of the Collegium Hungaricum Roma
• 1992: II. International Sculptor-Drawing Biennale, Budatétény Gallery, Grand Prize
• Scholarship of the Cultural Foundation of the Capital
• 1993: Munkácsy Prize
• XIII. Hungarian Small Sculpture Biennale, Pécs, 1st Prize
• 1995: X. Hungarian Medal Biennale, Sopron, Civitas Fidelissima prize
• 1997: Church Art exhibition, Hatvan, Prize of the Mayor
• Hungarian Salon, Prize of the Minister of Environmental Protection and Regional Development
• 1999: Meritorious Artist
• 2011:  XVIII. Hungarian Medal Biennale, Sopron, Prize of the Hungarian Foundation for Medal art
• 2013:  XIX. Hungarian Medal Biennale, Sopron, prize of Hungarian Association of Fine and Applied Arts
• 2017:  XXI. Hungarian Medal Biennale, Sopron, 1st Prize
• 2019:  Kalevala-Competition, Special Award