His installations are made with the using of a variety of recording instruments such as reel-to-reel tape recorder, walkman, audio tape, and headsets. He matches…

Jenő Barcsay, Dezső Korniss, Margit Anna, and Endre Bálint started out in the short-lived but highly influential European School, which operated between 1945 and 1949.…

Kinga Nowak is a prominent figure of the Polish middle generation painting. In 2014, she was selected into the representative English publication called 100 Painters…

The application for Debrecen 2023 European Capital of Culture has been completed. Celebrate with us at MODEM with an exhibition of a series of photographs…

Olga Tobreluts is a leading figure in the fine arts scene in St. Petersburg, whose work has attracted international attention. She regularly exhibits her paintings,…

Blattner Géza criticized the society through his puppets. In his plays, he judged the crimes committed against humanity, while as a progressive painter he established…

    Design is the most expansive industry in the 21st century: it is progressive, optimistic, and problem-oriented. Similarly to contemporary art, design also has…

“Bernát’s painting, perhaps partly because he was alone in his outlook – grounded as it was in intimate, introspective individuality – had become unique and…

Gabriella Nagy, a painter born in Debrecen, is interested in the thoughtful, mythical, visual connections inherent in nature, and she transforms the inner landscapes that…

The exhibition Receptors – Hilda Kozári’s Multisensory Intervention in the Antal–Lusztig Collection, curated jointly by visual artist Hilda Kozári and art historian Katalin Nagy T.,…

Self-irony and social criticism, the mobilization of characteristic symbols of mass culture, and the construction of extreme associations and stark contrasts are all characteristic of…

The largest ever selection of graphic art was on show at MODEM, with almost 100 works by 54 artists from all over the world, from…