The exhibition titled Like Sinners Nailed to the Cross of Space and Time… and the third volume of the Antal-Lusztig Collection is devoted to five…

László Lakner is among the most significant artists of the Hungarian Neo-Avant-Garde: his artistic practice is characterised by thematic and stylistic diversity and continuous experimentation.…

The joint exhibition of MODEM and the Déri Museum aims to present the museum’s Photo Gallery. The exhibition is the first public display of the…

  “What art is neither can be grasped nor can be determined  ̶  one can only feel it.” J. T.  Tasnádi József’s art focuses on…

In some aspects Borderline Case is the continuation of the 2018 art exhibition “Time of our lives?”,which reviewed the works of emerging Hungarianartists. The exhibition…

In the early ink drawings of István Burai (1951–2017), the influence of Béla Kondor and Lajos Szalay is perceptible, and his painting was inspired by…

By 1930, Paris had become the European hub of various nonfigurative trends, including abstract art, and the center of international avant-garde. Active in most of…

The Bible 21 contemporary art collection and exhibition is the result of a unique venture. Levente Kovács and Tímea Kovács-Szabó have created a thematic private…

Based on some recent research, it is now suggested that we feel the same way about our smartphones as we do about our homes. It…

The title of the fine artist Ferenczy Zsolt’s exhibition is Clony. This wordplay condenses at least three concepts which are “colony” (colonial empire), “cloning” (genetic,…

Balázs Kicsiny’s constant play between tragedy and comedy saved him from the monotonous unquestionability and one-dimensionality of linear (life) paths. Taking a step back from…

Landscapes are nodes in the unfathomable system of memory. Places where several roads or lines meet. Piti Marcell and Lilla Váczi are young artists born…