//BUDAPEST STREET ARCHÆOLOGY//
The exhibition – Budapest Street Archæology – catalogs the Hungarian aspects of the international Street Art Movement over the past 20 years. It presents the defining Hungarian artists, projects, tangible reminders and documents of the movement. (Full screen)
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//BIG MEDIAWORKS 2020-21//
The Bródy Imre High School of Újpest and the M.S. Mester Foundation proudly present the best projects assigned during this academic year’s media courses in photography, film and visual culture. On display in our exhibition are our media arts works: photographs, videos, one-of-a-kind photo albums, optical playthings and picture cube puzzles. (Full screen)
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//STEP-IMPRINTS//
Step-Imprints asks questions about the collaboration of the photographer and the dancer, the contextual interpretation of photographs and the spread of modern technology with the help of photos, notation systems, press history materials, interviews and computer tools.
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//DO YOU HAVE KNACK FOR ART? 2020-2021//
Related to the international competition ‘Do you Have a Knack for Art?’, Hungarian high school finalists investigate the role of idols in our contemporary society. (Full screen)
//LAST WORDS//
Hungarian contemporary artists and students respond to one of the most a serious global issues, biodiversity loss and the extinction of species. (Full screen)
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//REFLEX//
How can the four classical elements that make up the world around us – earth, water, fire and air – capture passing moments and become a medium of ephemeral compositions? (Full screen)
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//ONCE UPON A TIME..//
Twenty Estonian artist have been inspired by the Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales. (Full screen)
The virtual exhibition was created by virtu•ART•tour
//THE GREAT ATEN HYMN//
The exhibition presents the best works received at the art contest on ancient Egypt. (Full screen)
