The exhibition series Enclosed Garden – Works in the Inner Garden invited twelve artists to create a project-based work in MODEM’s walled inner garden. In…
In 2008, Modem hosted a large-scale exhibition of Vilmos Aba-Novák’s oeuvre, featuring more than 150 oil paintings, numerous graphic works, and panel designs by the…
At György Kepes’ exhibition in Debrecen, in addition to the artist’s most significant paintings, experimental photographic works inspired by his studies in light art were…
The Center for Modern and Contemporary Arts organized the first International Intermedia Festival and Workshop (InterModem) in the fall of 2007 as an experimental and…
This special exhibition showcased the works of numerous world-renowned contemporary artists. Each of the works was created in inspiration and homage to the art of…
Imre Bukta’s first retrospective exhibition allowed us to follow the artist’s career spanning more than thirty years. The works were grouped by genre within the…
Imre Ámos is an emblematic figure in modern Hungarian fine art. MODEM exhibited more than 150 works by this tragically fated artist, including pieces (mainly…
The large-scale exhibition featuring numerous original works by Renaissance genius Leonardo Da Vinci and installations based on his drawings was first presented to the public…
An exhibition entitled The Northern Shore opened, featuring works by artists connected to the Balaton Uplands, depicting the Pannonian landscape. The latin atmosphere suggests a…
The exhibition Lost and Found was the Hungarian presentation of the 2006-2007 Hungarian Cultural Season in Germany, which took place in Baden-Baden. The works on…
The motto and title of the second Antal–Lusztig exhibition was Body Language, which presented the changing image of humanity in the 20th century as reflected…
The first retrospective exhibition of the world-famous painter István Sándorfi, who lives in France, was held in Hungary under the title The Transfiguration of Body.…
