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,…
In autumn 2009, MODEM organised a workshop for media artists. In addition to the twenty artists who came to Debrecen, other artists from the Internet…
The works address issues of birth and death, as well as eternal transformation and the biological cycle. A striking feature of the works is the…
Boncza Berta, or as everyone knew her, Csinszka, occupies a special place in Hungarian art history. As the muse and wife of Endre Ady, the…
The art of János Aknay (1949, Nyíregyháza) is both horizontal and vertical, earthly and celestial. In terms of its themes and motifs, its horizontal extension…
The exhibition presented a rich selection of Polish art from the eighties. The paintings, drawings, photographs and films show the work of the most important…
A unique selection of the Antal-Lusztig Collection’s finest classical works was on display, including paintings by Munkácsy, Csontváry, Rippl-Rónai, Gulácsy, Aba-Novák, Derkovits and Moholy-Nagy. In…
The theme of the exhibition is messianism and the religious and profane spheres of redemption in Western culture. The exhibition is not intended to present…
