The HospiEdu Foundation has been providing healing education for children with long-term illnesses for ten years, supporting them through their journey from hospital to school. In their anniversary year, they celebrate those who accompany the sick students along the way.…
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The jubilee exhibition presents the Gallery’s history and concept, selecting highlights from the past 10 years, organized around five exciting contemporary art-social themes and five art education methods. In the thematic sections, works by contemporary artists return to the gallery…
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The Condominium exhibition showcases the creative diversity of young illustrators through children’s books and silent books. The title symbolizes the richness of community life and different perspectives, as each work was influenced by feedback and ideas exchanged with others. The…
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The <19 Shape Your World! competition, held for the 22nd time in 2024, invited young participants to submit innovative digital solutions that contribute to reshaping our world—whether as an artistic project or a creative response to everyday problems. This exhibition…
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The aim of the competition and the exhibition organized by the Hungarian-Egyptian Friendship Society (MEBT) and the Deák17 Gallery is to invite us to reflect together on what the journey of the Holy Family represents for us today. The Hungarian…
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The technique of traditional paper dipping is not only a creative and artistic process, but also a therapeutic tool. In the rehabilitation workshop of Budapest Esély, this activity helps people living with psycho-social disorders or struggling with integration difficulties in…
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The aim of the project is for people with intellectual disabilities to become organizers of their own and their environment’s free time. Within the framework of the project, we can gain an insight into the leisure habits of the participants…
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Deák17 Youth Art Gallery hosts its contemporary illustration exhibition within the framework of the PestText International Literary and Cultural Festival, which with its special selection offers an insight into the world of children’s book illustrations by contemporary Hungarian and Transylvanian,…
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A vision is not simply a list of things you want to achieve. The vision of the future is an idea saturated with emotions and motivation in a person’s mind and world of thoughts about his personal future and all…
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Not only children demand the surreal world of dreams, fairy tales, myths, fantasies and entities from beyond reality. We can also walk among such giants as El Kazovskij, István efZámbó, László feLugossy or Péter Földi and their large-scale visionary works.…
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“What does a flower mean? What does it represent, what does it symbolize? Nothing, it just is. And that’s the miracle. What does this miracle consist of when we break it down? The shape? The colour? The smell? And what…
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The mission of the Capital’s Complex Drawing Competition – since its foundation in 1982 – is to discover talented children in the visual field and to help them develop their skills and present their created works. The slogan of the…
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This year, “Do You Have a Knack for Art?” international competition for high school students is organized for the 15th time this year. This year’s topic is NETWORKS. The plural is no accident – we live in a world in…
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The Tutaj group – formed from visual design students who graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts this year – uses the history of Béla Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle to show costume designs, performances and installations reflecting on violence against…
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