Miss KK reworked her favourite Renaissance paintings and paired them with characters from her childhood. The exhibition...

Miss KK reworked her favourite Renaissance paintings and paired them with characters from her childhood. The exhibition...
The largest projected graffiti in the country was the theme of this year's 8th Zsolnay Festival of Light in downtown Pécs. Fork...
Urban art festival awaits urban art lovers in Pécs from 24 May to 22 September. Renowned Hungarian and foreign...
0036 Mark not only has the ability to create a time machine, but to actually transport us back to our childhood, or whoever's life we want to be. He fills his work with meticulous detail and cryptic allusions, so we are constantly in for a joy of searching, insight and discovery.
The graffiti jam organised to celebrate the 4th anniversary of the Molotow Shop in Budapest was a real hit, bringing the graffiti world together and doing something nice for people.
The exhibition "BORN IN SZFVÁR" by Bogi Nagy builds on the emotionality of belonging and draws our attention to the instinct of artistic creation in a kind of peculiar contemporary way, in which she also ideologises Bory Castle, drawing on the cult of Jenő Bory, among others.
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.
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.
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.
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…
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.
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.