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… Bálint Szombathy, Endre Tót, Gábor Tóth, Péter Türk, Jiří Valoch and Franci Zagoričnik. The exhibition focuses on East European artists’ works, activities, and dialogues that reflect on the challenges of transnational exchanges, communication between actors speaking different mother tongues, and explore the possibilities of using art as a language of mediation and cultural translation. The exhibition can be visited at Artpool during opening hours by prior appointment …

… challenges of avante-garde research between the two world wars: Sára Bárdi (KO): „The Art of Exhibitions” between the two world wars: questions and possible approaches of an ephemeral genre Magdolna Gucsa (KO): Beyond aesthetics: racial policy arguments and transnational dynamics in the discourse on the “School of Paris” Judit Radák (ADK): "Constructive surrealist themes" on the border between East and West     On Friday, September 26, those who are interested can …

… Clarke re-visited the Franklin Furnace Archive through  Dragging the Archive , an online/offline exhibition at the Pratt Institute, New York. The exhibition considered the 'drag of the archive' as the burden and the performance of the archive at once, its boxes, the storage, the care, and the preservation and the labour involved - emotional, analytical and intellectual. This presentation reflects on that experience to ask what it might mean to return to an archive. It examines the concept of …

The exhibition is the second show within the international research and exhibition project, The Modern Idol: Henry Moore in the Eastern Bloc, initiated by Lujza Kotočová (VVP AVU, Prague) Alina Șerban (Institute of the Present, Bucharest) and Daniel Véri (KEMKI, Budapest). The first, eponymous exhibition took place at the National Museum of Art of Romania in 2021–22. The current exhibition is …

… a space for presenting avantgarde art experiments. Now, in 2023, it serves as a venue for several exhibitions and events, organised within the framework of the VEB2023 EKF project entitled Unexpected Culture, in commemoration of the most successful year of its operation in 1973, as well as the fiftieth anniversary of its permanent shutdown by the authorities. As part of the program, visual artist Hajnal Németh will create a performative installation in the former Chapel Studio for a …