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  • Marko Rodics: Political Portraits

    Marko Rodics: Political Portraits

    November 7 – November 23, 2024 | Contemporary Art Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary

    In this contemporary artwork exhibition, independent artist Marko Rodics explores a central hypothesis: that Hungary has yet to fully confront and process its past—despite the clear necessity to do so.

    Graduating from the Intermedia program, Rodics presents a series of 30 works that guide the viewer through the complex relationship between past and present. Through these pieces, the exhibition invites reflection—encouraging visitors to confront not only broader historical questions, but also their own uncertainties and gaps in understanding.

  • March 2025 News

    It would be nice to open a textbook on how to communicate an experimental, community-driven commercial gallery as a neurospicy user…

    But until then—here are the news:


    Coming Up

    April (for sure):
    City vs. Wilderness – Szofink clash!!!
    A bold contemporary artwork encounter between urban and natural narratives.

    April (if all goes well):
    A touch of Kassák-inspired experimental spirit 👀

    May 15:
    Pezsgő Margit returns 🍾
    We celebrate with the presentation of Goran Dimić’s amazing community-based sculpture project—a unique example of participatory contemporary art in Budapest, Hungary.

    June:
    NICE TO SEE YOU
    Finally showcasing Bence’s abstract imprints—an independent artist’s personal visual language.


    Ongoing – March Theme: Flow

    For a while now, the three of us at the gallery have been playing a kind of “image chess” on the walls. This constantly shifting selection—its instability, its ungraspable nature—is the core of our March theme: Flow (working title).

    It’s about the process: how we continuously reshape the space day by day, hour by hour, by moving the works of the gallery’s artists.

    Unexpected harmonies, visual rhythms, and playful dialogues emerge between the pieces—opening up entirely new interpretations through simple repositioning. It’s a living, breathing contemporary exhibition format.


    Weekly Program

    Random Sketchclub – every Friday, 5:00–8:00 PM
    An open, independent art session in Budapest, Hungary.

    In case of force majeure, cancellation will be announced by 3:00 PM on the gallery’s Facebook page.

    👉 Come join us—drawing is fun! 🙂

  • Pulpbrother special!!

    Two Hungaria Champagne Paintings Have Arrived!
    New contemporary artwork available in Budapest, Hungary

    Two fresh contemporary paintings inspired by Hungaria pezsgő have just arrived at Start Gallery — unique pieces by an independent artist, now available for collectors.

    Interested? Get in touch via email:
    📩 angelika@startgaleria.hu