Artist Magazine - muvesz.ma
Művész Magazin was launched in November 2022, thanks to Attila Rácz-Akácosi and his wife Laura Rácz-Akácosi. The aim was to create a platform where amateur and professional artists and creators could present themselves and their works.
About blockchain technology - Cryptofalka
Time is money. In the financial situation affected by the current inflation, this saying could even be translated as if one does not act in time, one will certainly lose the value of the money acquired at the price of hard work. The best investment is investing in yourself.
Stamps Back - A story of moles
Smuggled Commodore 64s, hacked games, copied video game cassettes sold on the market, floppy disks sent by mail, Matáv telephone booth connected to an American BBS server, disc magazines and the birth of the first Hungarian paper game magazines.
Riez ’HOEK’ József – MEMENTO VITAE
This exhibition features introspective works of art, rich in various details, in which the creator actually takes stock of the stages of his life so far: all this in parallel with the projection of a more considered, harmonious vision of the future.
Peter Tomasek - Soul Fragments exhibition
In his solo exhibition entitled Soul Fragments, we can gain an insight into the various fragments of his psyche, all of which symbolize certain stages of his state of mind as an attempt to resolve social criticism or introspective tensions.
Lugo: Graffiti. Read the Signs - A compass for the capital's graffiti culture
The album presents the art of LUGO, the "light digger", and at the same time serves as a compass for the graffiti culture of the capital, explaining the basic concepts and stylistic trends of graffiti, the most important graffiti lines in Budapest, and even the legal aspects of graffiti.
Interview with Eniko Váczy
As a world-traveling artist, Enikő opens portals to other realities with spiritual and symbolically coded messages.
A superhero fighting for animals and a girl who becomes invisible come to life on the Szerémi Street murals
Superpowers were a recurring element of many tenders, and animals, nature, and the protection and saving of planet Earth appeared many times in the depictions.
Infopapa's residence
His works are absolutely suitable for such places, which are already so destroyed that they can only be repaired.
It's as if the puppet show continues in this surreal current we live in - Lajos Tornyosi interview
The 48-year-old Lajos Tornyosi has been working as a tattoo artist since ancient times. He loves his work, in which he can use his creativity quite a bit.
Street art has moved into the Siemens office building
One of the best-known Hungarian street artists turbocharged the Siemens stairwell. Taker has created unique, large-scale drawings all over the world.
Mátra's natural values and diverse vegetation on the wall of an apartment building in Gyöngyös
The artwork draws attention to the protected natural values of the Mátra Landscape Protection District and local environmental protection. In addition to nature conservation, I would also like the painting to contribute to the improvement of the cityscape of Gyöngyös housing estate.
Szinyei's Airship flies over Budapest as a symbol of artistic freedom
The latest monumental creation of the Neopaint Works firewall painting group: Szinyei's Airship on 500m2. It is unique not only in Budapest, but also nationally, that an authentic reproduction of a famous painting is placed on a firewall.
Teyl x Desir interview
An honest and direct account from one of the founders of the RCG crew from the beginning to the present day. With almost 20 years of experience in the profession, seasoned with some guidelines that are worth taking.
Elindult Szegeden is a Street Art turizmus
A napfény városa mindig tartogat meglepetéseket és ilyenkor valami újat mutat magából, mint amit addig megszoktunk. Ezt a változást mi sem mutathatná be jobban mint az utca művészete, ami bátran növekszik és folyamatosan feszegeti a kreatív határait.
Westprememural project 2.
To the delight of many, the Westprememural project, which was a great success last year, continued, where the symbol of Veszprém, King Szent István and Queen Gizella, the first Hungarian royal couple, was immortalized.
Ozora graffiti festival
A huge painting of Yoda came to life in Ozora, which was not done at the actual festival, but as part of a jam by some members of the RCG Crew. Among others, Peru took part in the painting, and he tells us about the details.
Taker style at Upfest, Europe's biggest street art festival
Upfest, Europe's largest street art festival, celebrated its 15th anniversary this year, where, in addition to many international artists, the Hungarian street artist Taker could create freely in his own style.
Imre Fork - Waterbased Visions
Imre Fork presents a new face with his latest water-based works and the combination of AR technology, which was created as a result of a meditative and innovative creative process.
Koen interview
Endre/Koen/Darab. Whichever designation we look at, each one is a slice of his life, from which he became who he is today. Graffiti, street art, graphics and much more.
A NEW Budapest cultural project will arrive in May: BOKODIL
The innovative BOKODIL brand will arrive in May 2022, which shows an active presence both online and offline. BOKODIL is a podcast, a cultural and community-building project, and a unique genre...
Böki - Rollin on Chrome exhibition opening
András Őrsi/ Böki/DJ ONE-AB. By whatever name it is known, its name is synonymous with quality work. As a child, Böki was introduced to graffiti, music, and break dancing. His love for graffiti…
Interview with graffiti artist Ogre
Burglary, dance, booze, police and rap! RCG Crew member Ogre tells us about the beginnings.
Interview with street artist Szárnyas Doboz
The name and work of Szárnyas Doboz/Box with wings has been familiar to the Hungarian street art lovers for a long time. On the road, we come across a piece of art that for a moment...
It is the largest abstract style mural in the country
The largest mural in the country and also in Central Europe, designed by graffiti artist and designer Coke, has been completed. The painting itself does not explicitly depict anything, but its symbolism is the change itself.
The well-known Urban designer Imre Fork created a capsule collection for Dreher
The well-known urban designer and graphic artist Imre Fork designed a capsule collection for the historic brewery. According to his own words, he wanted to create something that Dreher fans and his followers…
The migration of wild ducks by graffiti artist Mone (from his pen), from his can
The migration of wild ducks is presented in the latest work of graffiti artist Mone on the wall of a panel house in Makkosháza, Szeged. The bottom of the house was badly scribbled before the decoration, so the matter lent itself to putting something beautiful on it.
Thanking healthcare workers
With a five hundred square meter mural, they are thanking the healthcare workers in Csepel for their efforts against the coronavirus epidemic.
Budapest Street Archæology exhibition at the Deák17 Gallery
The Budapest Street Archæology exhibition lists the domestic aspects of the international Street art movement from the past 20 years. It presents significant Hungarian artists, projects, tangible memories and documents.
Live Street Art Érd - The theme is back on the street!
This year, the Live Street Art Érd festival was held for the 4th time, where the public was entertained with concerts, various workshops, extreme sports demonstrations and live painting.
Interview with graffiti artist Bronk
The street and its culture were present quite early in the life of graffiti artist Bronk, which gave him a lot of inspiration. His style was greatly influenced by the hip-hop album covers of the late 80s and early 90s. During his several years abroad, he met a lot of like-minded people who inspired and shaped his art.
Traditional, yet modern Hungarian patterns were placed on the wall of a restaurant
What happens when traditional Hungarian patterns are reimagined by a street artist? The end result is a stunning photorealistic painting that even has the rooster crowing.
"The connection with nature is important" / Fat Heat - Fair Warning
Fat Heat's painting "Fair Warning" was created within the framework of a street art festival in the Czech Republic, which responds to today's zeitgeist. In addition to its enormous size, the artist wants to draw attention to an important social problem with the work: Living in the city forces us further and further away from nature!
Converse City Forests: The country's first breathing mural in Budapest
Local artists draw attention to important issues around the world by painting fire walls with Converse's City Forests campaign, launched last year. The special feature of the completed paintings is the lime-based paint used during painting, which absorbs carbon dioxide during the drying process, thus acting similarly to a tree.
Time graffiti művész: „Felülmúlni önmagad”
Time graffiti artist's motivation is to surpass himself with every next step. He actively uses the old school style, which he mixes with newer solutions.
Westprememural project
The city of Veszprém was also affected by the new wave of street art, fire wall painting, which took place in the concrete jungle of Haszkóvó in the city's largest housing estate. Gergely Ozsváth, a.k.a. Mentha, a musician from the band Hősök, participating in the painting, tells us about the implementation of the project and its background.
Szeged's first firewall painting
Szeged's first fire wall painting commemorates glass painter Manó Róth and the creator of the glass windows of the Szeged synagogue in Hajnóczy Street as part of a European Union project. The huge mural was created by two well-known painters from Szeged, Ákos Marton and Leó Vinkó, mural painters from Muralpaint.hu.
Shit Shot interview
Shit Shot is an interesting color spot in the Hungarian graffiti scene. His quirky character repeatedly gets involved in exciting adventures, which the artist captures in various interesting places. Every single area of life has an inspiring effect on him.
Fat Heat - Gratitude of Solitude exhibition opening / Unmute Gallery
The year 2020 was special for everyone. For Fat Heat, it was because the missed trips gave him the opportunity to create images in a studio setting. This type of methodology confronted him with completely different challenges than the firewall-painted roads. It gave him a chance to escape and served as therapy in the monotony. Some of his paintings respond to the pandemic loneliness experienced in big cities and the virtual crowd of social media.
Rough Coloring Crew
I was lucky enough to participate in a mini graffiti jam at the beginning of May, where quite a few members of the RCG crew marched to the legal wall in Filatorigat. It is a very harmonious team, they exude cheerfulness and directness. The team is very diverse, everyone creates in a different style, but when they come together for a joint painting, the end result is a uniform, demanding work.
Interview with street artist Optik
The artist Optik was captivated by the world of street art at a relatively early age, even when he was still in elementary school, and here he found the kind of occupation that he enjoys doing even without any particular interest or compulsion.
Interview with graffiti artist Abra
Abra colors the walls of the country with drawings of outstanding form. Over the years, his style has slowly transformed from simpler letters and now he creates almost only abstract works. What motivates him the most is that there are no limits. With each painting, he tries to project his particular mood onto the wall.
Post-apocalyptic graffiti in Szeged
The machines have taken control in Szeged as well... Well, there's no need to be afraid! So far, the post-apocalyptic sci-fi world of the movie Terminator has only appeared on the legal wall of Zápor-Tó in unique depictions by local artists.
Paint The Town Pécs
At various points in the city of Pécs, portraits and sometimes texts of Hungarian authors appear. We managed to get to PaintTheTownPécs, the person behind the literary street art project, who told us about his work - keeping his incognito, of course.
Interview with Batman graffiti artist
Batman showed himself in Szeged as well, although not in the person of the iconic superhero known to everyone, but as a graffiti artist who goes around the nights under the name of the dispenser of justice and leaves his name on the walls. He couldn't even imagine a city without graffiti or street art, as he says: "that would be boredom itself."
Aldi decoration in a playful form
With another great initiative, the Aldi grocery store made the parking lot of their Solymári store more colorful. This time, the Colorfools decorative painting team brought a little fun to the customers who visited with their finished work.
Interview with graffiti artist Zest
The graffiti artist Zest, who mostly works in Szeged, became interested in graffiti at an early age, in elementary school. According to him, this activity is one of the most versatile things in the world, and it gives freedom in the daily grind.
#KeepTheNightAlive: Limited Edition Jägermeisters
With a great initiative, Jägermeister, with the participation of 7 Hungarian contemporary underground artists, helps the work of pubs, nightclubs, waiters, bartenders and bartenders closed under the restrictions due to the pandemic. A HUF 20 million fund was created from the income of the limited-edition Jägermeisters, from which they support nightlife workers.
Interview with 9219 2112 street artists
Anyone who walks in Szeged with open eyes will surely have come across the works of street artist 9219 2112. His self-made stickers and posters can be found in many places in the city, and when he is not active on the street, he creates comics or captures his works on canvas. He thinks it's cool that you're walking down the street and there's something you've designed or drawn.
Urban metamorphosis street art program 3.
We can witness another successful environmental protection street art project. With the third work created within the framework of the City Metamorphosis program, which depicts a giant hedgehog, attention is drawn to the situation and challenges of eastern hedgehogs living in the city.