Celebrating its 15th anniversary, Ani Molnár Gallery added a new color to its professional palette in 2024, as it expanded via a second space with a separate programme, called am projects. This significant milestone includes plans for its inaugural year to focus on young, Hungarian female artists, so the opening is metaphorical in the sense that it is not only a new venue, but also opens a new perspective in the gallery’s life. The fresh art platform aims to provide exposure and market presence for outstanding artists who are not yet widely known. However, the forward-thinking am projects will not break away from the spirit of the Ani Molnár Gallery, not only because of its proximity – the two galleries are located two hundred meters apart on Bródy Sándor Street – but also because it will follow the same professional standards already established.
Exhibitions:
2026
Opening: 17 September, 2026
On view: 18 September – 20 November
Curators: Marcella Koczkás, Ani Molnár
Opening: 4 June, 2026
On view: 5 June – 11 September, 2026
Curator: Marcella Koczkás
Opening: 2 April, 2026
On view: 3 April – 30 May, 2026
Curator: Marcella Koczkás
Opening: 5 February, 2026
On view: 6 February – 28 March, 2026
Exhibitions:
2025
KÉPLET 2025
Exhibiting artists:
Kinga-Noémi Ács, Emese Benczúr, Carlos Aires, Petra Inez Combarro, Balázs Csizik, György Gáspár, Jakup Ferri, Tamás Kinok, Zsuzsanna Kóródi, Katalin Kortmann-Járay, Sándor Körei, Bence Marafkó, Péter Mátyási, Karina Mendreczky, Máté Orr, Radenko Milak, Roman Uranjek, Abigail Wirth, András Wolsky
Curator: Marcella Koczkás
On view: 4 December, 2025 – 31 January, 2026
Roman Uranjek: across the universe
Curators: Annamária Molnár & dr. Imre Balogh
On view: 9 October – 29 November, 2025
2024
Katalin Kortmann-Járay & Karina Mendreczky: The long sigh of the Frog
Opening: 23 May, 2024
On view: 24 May – 4 July, 2024
Curator: Tímea Fülöp
Petra Inez Combarro – Dorottya Szonja Koltay: Panelpompa
Opening: 1 February, 2024
On view: 2 February – 23 March, 2024
Welcome speech: Ani Molnár
Opening speech: Tímea Fülöp, the curator