We are really proud to announce that Tamás Konok (1930-2020), artist of the Molnár Ani Gallery, has been included in the collection of the Pompidou Centre in Paris. His paintings will be housed alongside works by artists such as Mondrian, Miró, Dubuffet, Duchamp and Brancusi, or Hantai and Vasarely, to name but a few of the legends who have a place in the institution that played a leading cultural role since 1977. Pompidou is not only home to the largest collection of contemporary art in Europe, but also one of the most prestigious.
We are happy to announce the release of Erika Fábián’s first catalog “Quiet Rituals,” published by Snap Collective Word! The 160-page hardcover catalog is available for pre-order at this link.
The book “Quiet Rituals” is about Erika Fábián’s work from the past 10 years. The catalog provides insight into the artist’s slow and precise working method and previously unseen artwork reproductions. Texts from significant professionals like Etentuk Inemesit, Lili Boros, Róna Kopeczky and Gábor Rieder are also featured in the book with essays.
In the spirit of the upcoming holidays, between 15 November and 22 December 2023, we are pleased to offer the works of 26 Hungarian and foreign contemporary artists at special prices in the Molnár Ani Gallery. In addition to the well-known acclaimed names, works by young emerging artists are also available to enrich your collection. The selected works in our catalogue for the Christmas season are available to view in the gallery’s storage during opening hours. We are looking forward to welcoming everyone!
We are pleased to announce that the winner of the first Konok-Hetey Art Award in 2023 is András Wolsky. In addition to the documentary certificate, the prize includes a cash award of HUF 300.000 from the Foundation and an award made and offered by Péter Botos, glass artist.
Congratulations to András!
The Budapest Contemporary Art Fair will be organized for the first time from September 21 to 24, 2023, where our gallery will exhibit on a nearly 70-square-meter fair stand.
Between September 15 and 16, 2023, Gallery Weekend Budapest will be organized again. As part of the Friday program, Kata Oltai, the curator of our group exhibition titled ‘Room of their Own,’ will lead a guided tour. On Saturday, you can visit our current exhibition as the final stop of the gallery tour named “D.”
On 18 May, 2023, we invite you to a guided tour from 17:00, where we will present the joint exhibition “Concrete Constellation” by Albert Rubens and András Wolsky.
This year for the second time, our gallery will participate in the renowned Art and Antique art fair, taking place in Bálna Budapest next week, from March 2 to 5.
We are pleased to announce that Molnár Ani Gallery will participate in the Arcomadrid International Art Fair from 22.02.- 26.2023, where we will present a special selection of works by Dénes Farkas, Sándor Körei, Radenko Milak & Roman Uranjek, and Tamás Waliczky.
Between 22 November – 22 December 2022, selected works by more than 30 Hungarian and international contemporary artists will be available at special prices at Ani Molnár Gallery. Our selection for this occasion will be on display in the gallery’s storage space, which will be open to the public for the duration of the event during the regular opening hours.
An exhibition of Erika Fábián’s latest works will open on 17 November at Artkartell Prejectspace – PP Center.
We are pleased to announce that Ani Molnár Gallery will participate in the Artissima international contemporary art fair, which will take place in Turin, Italy, from 4 – 6. November 2022. The gallery will present the solo exhibition of Gyula Sági in the Disegni section of the fair. The section focusing on works on paper is curated by Irina Zucca Alessandrelli.
We welcome you to visit us at Art Market Budapest between 6-9 October! Meet us at booth G 201 az Bálna Budapest, where we are presenting a special selection of works by Hungarian and international artists.