Events

On the eve of Women’s Day, the cream of the crop of contemporary Hungarian art took up residence within the walls of Club Heaven Budapest. On this evening, elegance, a sparkling night, and visual ecstasy came together in a single, once-in-a-lifetime EXHIBITION PARTY. More than an exhibition. More than a party. An exceptional journey into the deepest hues of the female soul.

University students from Szeged and Timișoara had the opportunity to learn about Szeged's street art as part of the Communities Through Art project. The students worked together with art historian Mihai Moldovan and filmmakers Alin Boeru and Mikulán Dávid, who documented the layers of street art in Szeged with photos and on-site video reports. The completed images were presented in an exhibition during a three-day multidisciplinary arts festival as part of the Grand Café 'Le Grand Opening' series of events, and Adél Kiss's mural was unveiled on the staircase of the café. The program included a dozen music, film, and street art events for those interested.

Zalakaros got something new this year: an afternoon of graffiti, hip-hop and special street performances. Péter Nagy, the festival's brainchild and organiser, explained how an old idea and a friendly splash turned into a groundbreaking, spectacular event that brings the real face of street art closer to the public.

The FORK 4.0 // RECOVER_I exhibition is not only a milestone anniversary, but also a story of a personal and artistic rebirth. At 40 years old, after 25 years of graffiti and 20 years of working under the name FORK, the artist's work has come to life in 3D for the first time. This exhibition is a reinterpretation of the murals, object-making techniques and materials of the past, where a new dimension, infused with digital influences, has been born from the experiences of the past.