The Kossuth and Munkácsy Prize-winning painter and graphic artist Ilona Keserü is one of the most important figures in contemporary Hungarian art. The Hungarian National Gallery is honoring the artist with an exhibition of her graphic work, which includes works on paper, drawings and prints. The selection of works on paper shows a career spanning more than seven decades, from her [...]

Gateways in Existence presents works by the contemporary artist Alexandre Hollan, born in Hungary (Budapest) in 1933 and now living in France, in the company of tree and landscape depictions by some of the most important masters in the history of European drawing and printmaking. The selection of more than fifty outstanding works not only illustrates some of the highlights of European landscape art, but also [...]

The Gyulai Castle Theater is the oldest castle theater in Hungary. It has been operating since 1964 in the courtyard of the only intact, over 600-year-old Gothic brick castle in Eastern Central Europe, on the lake stage with a magnificent panorama, in the renovated Chamber Theater and in other locations, streets and squares of the city. From the end of June to mid-August, we await our audience almost every day [...]

The Museum of Fine Arts' cabinet exhibition pays tribute to the painter Simon Hantaï, who was born in Hungary a hundred years ago and became world-famous in France. Among the sixty or so works on display are two dozen previously unknown modernist masterpieces by the artist, who died in Paris in 2008, as well as the eight paintings that his family bequeathed to the museum in 2016.