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The screening machine used by Pesti Workshop was once made by András Mengyán, who we talked to not only about the creative community, but also about his highly successful career.

The grandiose canvases of Márta Kucsora have been an enrichment to the MNB collection since 2017.

Ádám Varga is one of the youngest artists to appear in the collection of the Central Bank of Hungary (Magyar Nemzeti Bank, MNB), but he has already caught the attention of the profession.

On the 28th of February, MNB staff welcomed János Szirtes, who spoke not only about himself and his art, but also about his performances, his teaching practice and his profession.

Throughout his almost twenty-year career, Róbert Batykó has constantly renewed his painting tools, but his series are still organically sequential.

The artworks of Judit Horváth Lóczi are also included in the exhibition of post-digital artists from the MNB collection at the Collegium Hungaricum in Berlin.

The exhibition organised by MNB Arts and Culture titled “Code + Canvas. Post-digital works from the collection of the Central Bank of Hungary” is opening on 9 February, 2024 at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin (CHB)

Ilona Keserü, Kossuth and Munkácsy Prize-winning painter and graphic artist, an inevitable figure of Hungarian contemporary art, celebrated her 90th birthday in 2023.

The volume is titled „Zoom – 100 works from the collection” and includes short introductions of the artist in addition to reproductions.

Az MNB gyűjteményében is szereplő fiatal kortárs művész, Dóra Ádám karrierje erős lendületet kapott ebben az évben, amiben az is segítette, hogy rezidenciaprogramok keretein belül lehetősége volt Barcelonában és Ausztriában alkotni.

Two large-scale paintings by Judit Reigl are on loan from the collection realised by the Central Bank of Hungary at the Kunsthalle’s exhibition of her oeuvre.

Three heads of major international corporate collections and representatives of several Hungarian corporate collections spoke at the first symposium.

The contemporary art collection realised by the Central Bank of Hungary, after an extensive accreditation process became part of the International Association of Corporate Collections of Contemporary Art.

An exhibition of works by the Pesti Workshop (a creative community of neo-avantgarde artists) and János Fajó arrived in Beijing on 14 October.

Two buildings of the Central Bank of Hungary were opened to the public as part of the European Heritage Days.