In her project entitled Moving Things, presented in Zachęta’s Project Room, Marta Krześlak, remaining faithful to her creative method, fills the gallery with moving images and objects. 

Attila Bagi’s solo show at Nagyházi Contemporary in Budapest.

Martin Maeller' soloshow at G99 House of the Lords of Kunštát in Brno.

Darja Shatalova's solo exhibition at periscope In Salzburg.

After the closure of an artist’s oeuvre, it often occurs that more and more new aspects come to life in connection with the broader interpretation of the cultural legacy. However, the case of ceramic artist Mária SZILÁGYI is quite unique, since the artist, who had completed her studies at the Hungarian University of Arts and Design, provided artworks as props for Etus Szikszay, one of the iconic main characters of the series Szomszédok from 1987 to 1999.