Tibor Gyenis works with living systems. He thinks on a large scale and provocatively, examining complex ecosystems in innovative ways. He creates models and images.…
Since the emergence of avant-garde movements, Russian art has had an enormous influence on Western culture. The importance of the exhibition in Hungary lay primarily…
How is political propaganda integrated into everyday life? The exhibition, featuring documentary photographs, posters, newsreels, and feature films, presented the Hungarian realization of Orwell’s utopia.…
Entitled Social Realism – Painting in the Rákosi Era, the exhibition held at Modem in 2008 presented the official painting of the early 1950s and…
The exhibition presented the works of ten contemporary Romanian artists. With one exception, the artists live in Transylvania and are strongly connected to the cultural…
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…
