Art

So far, almost 40 art venues have announced their participation in the Art Weekend Budapest (AWB) event series, which will be held between November 28 and 30.

HAB's new exhibition, The Access Is off the Beaten Path attempts to open a gateway to an immersion into the unknown, towards the aesthetics of vanishing. The exhibition opens on November 26, and it offers a truly unique experience.

All-art accompanying programs, guided tours and concerts await those interested from November 6 at the Design without borders exhibition in Budapest, at the Kiscelli Museum.

For two weeks, until November 9, the public can view 25 exhibitions by almost a hundred artists at the 10th Budapest Contemporary Jewelry Week, the program of which also includes professional workshops and lectures, organizers told MTI.

The Recirquel Company's new production brings a Roman mythological world to life. The gigantic production can be seen in Budapest, at Millenáris, from November 5.

This 120-year-old ceramic masterpiece can be viewed for free for five days from Friday in the garden of the Kőrössy Villa on the tree-lined avenue of the Városliget in Budapest.

HAB's newest exhibition 'Conversion. Radical Encounters' explores unexpected moments that can transform our lives, the absurdity of crisis situations, and the depths of internal transformation.

Fashion industry experts, distributors, editors and photographers from 15 countries attended the shows of the Budapest Central European Fashion Week, held at the Apollo Gallery and Millenáris between September 1 and 7.

Newest temporary exhibition of the House of Music Hungary will be dedicated to Freddie Mercury, and will mark both the 80th anniversary of the star's birth and the 40th anniversary of Queen's concert in Budapest in 2026.

The new HAB exhibition 'Conversion. Radical Encounters' deals with the theme of radical changes – turns of fate with biblical references – examining the central idea of ​​the turn of fate from various approaches, attitudes and perspectives.

August’s Artefact of the Month at the Hungarian National Museum is a special treat for music lovers and those fascinated by the history of photography and cinematography: Queen Backstage – Budapest 1986 is an unmissable photo exhibition in our capital.

The exhibition, which showcases the life's work of Giacomo Marastoni, has opened after six years of preparation. It displays 240 pieces from 28 public and church collections in four countries, as well as 240 pieces on loan from private collectors.