Exhibitions

In the works of Csaba Szegedi we experience the wonderful interaction of colours, shapes and gestures. He considers himself a colourist, and his primary interest is in the harmonious juxtaposition…

Ervin Páljános, sculptor, was born in Budapest in 1959. He studied at the Secondary School of Fine and Applied Arts between 1973 and 1978, and at the Hungarian Academy of…

The meeting point of the works of the two Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mures) painters is the most ancient genre of painting, the portrait. For years, Zsolt Szilárd Csóka has been preoccupied…

Henrietta Szabó’s twisted collages (exciting, new technique) are situated on the borderline between painting and applied art (textiles). Yet they can be seen more as paintings than textiles, their compositions,…

Four of the children of the legendary Etyek artist couple, Györgyi Varga Csókos and Lajos Nagy Csákvári “Zeusz” – Kristóf Nagy, Daniella Nagy, Bertalan Nagy and Niké Nagy – are…

The Symposium of the Etyek Workshop was organised by the third time between 19th and 29th August in Gyermely at the venue of the Széchenyi Foundation, following the traditions of…

BERTALAN NAGY, known as FABERCI, is a man blessed with a talent inherited from his parents, a passion for art and a loving personality.In this solo exhibition, he presents his…

In the arrogant river of contemporary modernity, because there is another much more permanent modernity, the sensory tributary represented by the painting of the artist Nagy Niké appears as a…

András Kontur (1973) sculptor graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2008, his masters were Ádám Farkas and Zoltán Karmó. While preserving the ancient, geometric, clean formal world,…

András Kontur (1973) sculptor graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2008, his masters were Ádám Farkas and Zoltán Karmó. While preserving the ancient, geometric, clean formal world,…

M(ert). Márta Kiss (1988, Kisfalud, Slovakia) Márta Kiss studied propaganda graphics at the Jozef Vydra Vocational School of Applied Arts in Bratislava from 2004 to 2008 under the guidance of…

NARROW FIELD – COMING AND GOING – FROM RIGHT TO LEFT – UP AND DOWN Béla Losonczi was born in Târgu Mures in 1974. He spent his childhood years in…

Béla Losonczi's bizarre bloom and lush rawness, inimitable uniqueness, naïve charm and bewildering magic are attested by the abundant flow of his works.

finissage of the exhibition of György Markolt and Sebestyén Markolt sculptors with guided tour by the artists photos by István Lantos…

Building on each other yet different in nature, the empirical horizons of two artists, of two generations, are manifest in the sculptural exhibition of György Markolt and his son, Sebestyén Markolt.

Both Mária Petrás and her daughter, Alina are special characters of the Hungarian field of art, as in their art craftsmanship and the respect for our traditions are combined with their unique tone reflecting the contemporary world.

After the opening ADVENT CONCERT starts from 4:30 pm by MÁRIA PETRÁS AND HER MUSICIAN FRIENDS

Monotypes play an important role in Sándor Győrffy's art for a long time. 34 new works will be presented at the Etyek Workshop Gallery.

This international symposium, organised for the seventh time this year at Izsa, Felvidék, is the fruit of the cooperation of the Bokros family and György Dolán painter

The Symposion of the Etyek Workshop was organised by the second time between 21st and 30th August in Gyermely at the venue of the Széchenyi Foundation, following the traditions of the old art colonies of the Etyek Workshop.

Pieces from the fruitful material of the parallel life works of the two artists are presented in the exhibition.

At first, I only felt that as a painter mist touches me with its theme. I didn’t attach any sign to it.

Csákvári Nagy Lajos visual artist was born on the 4th April 1923, 100 years ago. We are devoted to present the versatile artist through his works

,,Ceramist Daniella Lucza, master of free-flowing motifs and fiery glazes, presents her latest works in the Etyek Workshop Gallery, her former home and birthplace. Commissioned by a mysterious collector, this…

Leaves serve as the central motif of this exhibition. The personal lives and artistic careers of the two artists have been overlapping for decades.

,,Ceramist Daniella Lucza, master of free-flowing motifs and fiery glazes, presents her latest works in the Etyek Workshop Gallery, her former home and birthplace. Commissioned by a mysterious collector, this…

Five sculptors living in Biatorbágy display the balance between humans and nature (equilibrium), as well as the problem of imbalance and its remedies, by using different plastic forms of expression.

Ceramist Daniella Lucza, master of free-flowing motifs and fiery glazes, presents her latest works in the Etyek Workshop Gallery, her former home and birthplace.

Kristóf Nagy’s elemental works are a fusion of the archaic, the transcendent and the contemporary. Preoccupied with the mysteries of existence, his art is characterised by both a primordial power and an intimate tenderness.

The temporary exhibition traces in space and time the extraordinary creative and pedagogical work of Lilla Lakatos, teacher of visual and environmental culture.

The material of the exhibition selected from the Lăzarea collection draws equally and simultaneously on the retrospective and contemporary identities of the works, based on the paradox of the relativity of simultaneity.

The Symposion of the Etyek Workshop was organised for the first time between 22nd and 30th August in Gyermely at the venue of the Széchenyi Foundation, following the traditions of the old art colonies of the Etyek Workshop.

With her extensive, multifaceted knowledge and her wide-ranging artistic and professional activities, Györgyi Csókos Varga has left behind an exceptionally rich oeuvre.

“Philip Nagy’s photographs are photographic narratives, spanning decades, about the artist’s surroundings and his family, most of whom are also creative people. Looking through the pictures, we can experience what…

he premise governing this joint exhibition is to illustrate how two artists - working within the very same genre - can evoke an entirely disparate set of responses in the viewer.

The collection in this exhibition illustrates how the traditional forms and contents present in peasant culture are reinterpreted within the context of contemporary perception.

Gábor O. Papp’s painting is a real curiosity of the Hungarian painting of the turn of the millennium in its uniqueness and its own pictorial world. Because of his non-conformist…

“I started my artistic career as a wood-restorer at the Open Air Museum of Ethnography. I restored wooden sculptures from several church collections. I was a student of the sculptor…

Bertalan Nagy, also known as FaBerci, the illustrious artist of Etyek, celebrated his 65th birthday this summer. “Following my parents’ path, he found artistic expression in painting and woodcarving. His…

Niké Nagy, a member of the “Nagy” family of artists and the Etyek Workshop, has been living and working in Correns, France, for many decades. She has had numerous solo…

The memorial exhibition of Lajos Csákvári Nagy and Györgyi Csókos Varga visual artists at the gallery of the renovated art-house in Magyar Street.