Gallery

21 • 03 • 28 Marcell Piti

Marcell Piti: Their Own Masters

In the end, the portraits show them the way I see them. Defying the mainstream, the experience society’s attachment to comfort, these people are their own masters.
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21 • 03 • 16 Tibor Gyenis

Images from You Are Here, the album of Tibor Gyenis

Geometry informs the images of the landscape interventions, of the objects Tibor Gyenis placed in natural settings, and similar formal principles applied when he carved or cut out parts of…
21 • 02 • 21 Zsolt Petrányi

Attila Bartis – Old and Recent Work (2014–2019)

Bartis releases the viewer from the constraint of analytical thinking, and encourages you to consider life, your own life, from a viewpoint that is somehow visceral, impossible to describe in…
21 • 02 • 04 Edit Barta - Imre Benkő

Imre Benkő: China, 1984–2019

“I was lucky as a young photographer to be able to work in various Asian countries. I was taken by the distinctive lifestyles of nations living in different social systems,…
21 • 01 • 27 Katalin Székely - Lenke Szilágyi

Lenke Szilágyi: Post-Soviet 1990–2002

People in Russia, said Lenke Szilágyi in an interview, still consider being photographed as a friendly gesture. The characters in her shots do indeed seem untroubled by the presence of…
20 • 06 • 26 Edit Barta - Judit Schuller

Travelling Issues – Artists at Home, 2.

In the first instalment of our gallery series, “Artists at Home,” we looked at how people’s relationship to private space, to their homes, changed during the epidemic, with viewpoints offered…
20 • 05 • 18 Judit Flóra Schuller, Edit Barta

Epidemic issues – Artists at Home

The first part of the gallery series, “Artists at Home” takes a look at how people’s relationship to private space, their homes and immediate surroundings changed during the epidemic, with…
19 • 05 • 20 Gábor Gerhes

Herbarium (Atlas)

"Titled Atlas, my latest project is an ambitious photographic encyclopaedia."