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.
Creator & Builder
Csaba Gyuris
I believe that the collective spirit of our community, which has power and voice, should be presented to the general public in a dignified manner.
From the Author
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.