Exhibitions, new artworks, studio stories and everything happening around Start.
SKETCH ’22
Contemporary Group Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary 📅 Opening: June 16, 2022 – 6:00 PM📍 Start Gallery The exhibition is open until July 15, 2022. Works by the exhibiting…
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Wabi-Sabi: The Beauty of Imperfection
The Debut Exhibition of the KOMOREBI Group As part of the exhibition, the works of Brigitta B. Horváth are presented alongside selected contemporary artworks by Start Gallery Budapest…
Read story ↗Ben Soir: Nice to see you ALL X Nr.2
NICE TO SEE YOU February 4, 2023 – 5:00 PM | Contemporary Group Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary The atmosphere of the simple black-lettered NICE TO SEE YOU stickers…
Read story ↗Krisztina Pisák: Women in Motion
May 22, 2023 – 6:00 PM | Contemporary Art Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary The opening of Krisztina Pisák’s exhibition Women in Motion takes place on May 22 at…
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Autumn Program at Start Gallery, Budapest, Hungary Contemporary art exhibitions, independent artists, and community events The autumn season begins at Start Gallery with a fresh lineup of contemporary…
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Javier Mayoral aka PULPBROTHER in Hungary!
Javier Mayoral aka PULPBROTHER in Budapest, Hungary Contemporary Pop Art Exhibition at Start Gallery Pop art never goes out of style. With this exhibition, Start Gallery brings one…
Read story ↗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…
Read story ↗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…
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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…
Read story ↗Goran Dimić: Everyday Sculpture Garden
Goran Dimić: Everyday Sculpture Garden A contemporary artwork project in Budapest, Hungary “Stories, well told” — the slogan of National Public Radio (NPR), the American nonprofit media organization…
Read story ↗How to Start Collecting Contemporary Art in Budapest, Hungary – A Beginner’s Guide for New Collectors
How to Start Collecting Contemporary Art in Budapest, Hungary – A Beginner’s Guide Collecting contemporary artwork is no longer reserved for museums or seasoned curators. More and more…
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Valley of Arts – Buda Courtyard Random Sketchclub
July 18, 12:00–3:00 PM We’ll be drawing one-line sketches—come join us! 🙂
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Latest Updates from Start Gallery, Budapest, Hungary The Random Skethclub returns on September 12 after the summer break! 🙂 On October 3, everyone is warmly invited to the…
Read story ↗September 26 – Random Sketchclub
Hi everyone, Today’s Random Sketchclub is cancelled—we’re painting instead. This time, the walls 😄 And not just the table will get messy, but everything around it too. However!…
Read story ↗Opening Tomorrow at Start Gallery, Budapest, Hungary!!!
Ben Soir – Harmonia ConfusionisA contemporary art exhibition in Budapest, Hungary Resident independent artist Ben Soir of Start Gallery presents a new body of contemporary artwork where portraits…
Read story ↗Let’s start the Big Christmas celebration together!
Renyagyár Exhibition – Contemporary Artwork in Budapest, HungaryDecember 5–19 | Start Gallery The long-awaited Renyagyár exhibition, planned since the opening of Start Gallery, is now on view in…
Read story ↗Happy Future Christmas! – Extended until January 2, 2026
By popular demand, the Renyagyár exhibition will remain open: Daily until Christmas between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM From December 25 to January 1 by appointment And on…
Read story ↗Marko Rodics: PorkLiverPatéAltars
April 9, 7:00 PM – Start Gallery Budapest Opening remarks by: Róbert Pálinkás Szűts Facebook event Following the excesses of the Kádár era, Marko Rodics reinterprets both our…
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