Ani Molnár Gallery, established in 2009, is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Budapest. It places a strong emphasis on the international representation of Hungarian and Eastern European artists, as well as on discovering and supporting emerging talents. The gallery’s artists primarily work in lyrical abstraction, geometric abstraction, and conceptual art, employing a wide range of media, including installation, painting, photography, new media, and video art. Every two months, the gallery organises solo and group exhibitions based on curatorial concepts. Its programme, built on the international and generational diversity of its represented and invited artists, fosters dialogue on contemporary artistic positions, as well as cultural, social, and political issues.

The gallery actively supports the development of the local art scene by participating in non-profit programmes and organising joint gallery events. It has recently expanded with a second exhibition space operating under an independent programme, named am projects. This fresh art platform provides visibility and market presence for outstanding young female artists.

Ani Molnár Gallery regularly participates in international art fairs such as ARCOmadrid, ArtBrussels, LOOP Barcelona, Artissima, Armory Show NY, as well as regionally focused fairs in Vienna and Budapest. The gallery’s artists frequently exhibit at major international art events, including the Venice Biennale, Manifesta, Ars Electronica, as well as the São Paulo, Liverpool, and Lyon Biennials. Their works are held in prestigious private and public collections, including MoMA in New York, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the Pompidou Centre in Paris, MUSAC and MACBA in Spain, the Albertina in Vienna, the Tokyo Photographic Museum, the Hungarian National Gallery, and the Ludwig Museum. The gallery regularly collaborates with international institutions and galleries, most recently with Annely Juda Fine Art in London.

Ani Molnár was the first Eastern European gallerist to receive the F.E.A.G.A. Innovation and Creativity Award in Basel in 2013. She currently serves as Vice President of F.E.A.G.A..