The MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Art warmly invites you to the opening of its latest exhibition on February 20 at 6:00 PM! Attila…

The exhibition Origin, held in the 3rd-floor exhibition space of MODEM, offers contemporary Hungarian artists’ interpretations of the Five Books of Moses, the prehistory of…

Imre Égerházi was born in Hajdúhadház, Hungary, 1st of September 1925. He was a descendant of János Egerházi Képíró, a 17th-century fresco artist from Mezőbánd,…

Reimagining landscapes, redefining symbols, and cultivating different epistemologies – in these strategies of engaging with nature cultural institutions have the opportunity to reassess their roles…

Institutional Fictions – The Possibility Of An Art Faculty In Debrecen While one of the important tasks of MODEM Project Space is to provide young…

  An important mission of MODEM Project Space is to present young international artists to the Debrecen audience. The first step in this endeavour is…

Refik Anadol’s artwork after MOMA in New York, Spehre in Las Vegas, and the Grammy Gala comes to Debrecen at MODEM! Refik Anadol, a renowned…

Mária Berhidi’s retrospective exhibition, opening in the second-floor exhibition space of MODEM, aims to reveal the full extent of the late artist’s somewhat hidden, at…

One of the most important issues for humanity in the 21st century is nature. How should we relate to this wonderful resource, how should we…

Kristóf József Balogh, born in Debrecen and currently living and working in Budapest, is realizing his first institutional solo exhibition, which will be held in…

The library, museum and traditional school institutions play a key role in culture. Makropædia puts the experience of these places in a broader context and…

The current exhibition at MODEM, titled The Image of Colour, the Mystery of Image, presents a comprehensive selection of monochrome paintings from the Antal-Lusztig Collection.…