Today’s young artists from the former Eastern bloc reflected on the sometimes spectacular, sometimes less tangible social phenomena of the period that unfolded around the…
The exhibition of selected material from the collections of Miklós Völgyi and Mária Skonda is organised around the theme of the famous and long-standing Hungarian…
Endre Koronczi is uninhibited in his delving into our intimate spheres, and the reason we do not resent him is that he always begins his…
In the eighties, a significant number of young artists working in Eastern European countries were not only motivated by a rejection of fossilised traditions, but…
The last few decades have seen an unprecedented expansion of the artistic means of expressing transcendence. Despite this, belief in historical religions is virtually outside…
The exhibition Trans(a)aggressive Millennium presented the work of the Romanian artist Tara (von Neudorf), who has been the subject of much controversy for his sharply…
The latest addition to the Antal Lusztig Collection is monochrome international painting: its first institutional presentation is the exhibition Outside the Cartouche at MODEM. Curator:…
Located in the capital of the former Ottoman Empire, Jedikula (or Seven Towers in English) is one of the most famous prisons in history. From…
With his trademark sense of humour and a tendency to exaggerate, Panamarenko (1940–2019), a Belgian artist, once described himself as an inventor, artist, engineer, poet,…
Hajnal Németh (1972), who lives in Berlin, is a leading representative of contemporary Hungarian art. His exhibition in the reception area and the third floor…
Some of the exhibited works pushed the boundaries of the classical genre. There were works where the decorative function dominated, and there were also works…
Judit Reigl’s art is one of those rare artistic trajectories that reconciled and embraced the major post-war painting trends without conflict or contradiction. For her,…
