Franciska Szórád and Panna Regőczy are two talented students who made the most out of the challenges of the last couple of months and created something special.
Students of the Introduction to Visual Culture module visited the exhibition Common Affairs – Collaborative Art Projects in Ludwig Museum Budapest – Museum of Contemporary Art.
Students in the Funding the Arts class organized an event on May 8, projecting four short films and conducting interviews with the directors to find out more about how they financed and actually carried out their films.
Béla Horváth, the former president and CEO of Aviva Life Insurance Company (now MetLife), has been collecting art in the spirit of social responsibility.
We asked Zsolt Somlói from MindShare media agency why he collects art and he thinks art, especially Hungarian contemporary art, is important to support.
The Market in Trnavské mýto in Bratislava has, despite its somewhat sleepy retro character, many unique qualities. It is a place of friendly encounters and the vendors have a lively relationship with their customers.
We can only guess the amount of pain, recovery, fear and worry that these objects must have witnessed. The chairs are connected to each other, forming a circle.
Disfiguring the unfigurable is an exhibition that has just been opened, it is curated by János Cserháti, IBS Arts Management student. Newsdesk asked him on this occasion.
Société Réaliste’s “Universal Anthem” is the experimental piece that is comprised of mathematical medium of the 193 UN member nation’s individual anthems.
The progressive, contemporary and independent art event, OFF-Biennial Budapest launches its programs in April. Forbes Magazine interviewed the two main organizers.