Erika Deák Galéria
Budapest
The Erika Deák Gallery, one of the first commercial galleries in Hungary, was founded in 1998. Ever since it’s opening, the gallery is determined to find and exhibit timeless, yet progressive Hungarian and international art, in all medium. Besides providing a platform for gallery artists to present their work regularly, we host independent projects, and invite a young curator each year to organize a group exhibition. Beside constantly seeking for new artists, it is also the gallery’s mission to continue art historical dialogues and bring different generations together. Erika Deák also founded a scholarship on the Moholy Nagy University, Budapest, where each year she grants an exceptional MA student in curatorial studies.
Attila Szűcs – Abudance of doubt and wonder, 2021, Erika Deák Gallery
Erika Deák Galéria
Budapest
The Erika Deák Gallery, one of the first commercial galleries in Hungary, was founded in 1998. Ever since it’s opening, the gallery is determined to find and exhibit timeless, yet progressive Hungarian and international art, in all medium. Besides providing a platform for gallery artists to present their work regularly, we host independent projects, and invite a young curator each year to organize a group exhibition. Beside constantly seeking for new artists, it is also the gallery’s mission to continue art historical dialogues and bring different generations together. Erika Deák also founded a scholarship on the Moholy Nagy University, Budapest, where each year she grants an exceptional MA student in curatorial studies.
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Attila Szűcs – Abudance of doubt and wonder, 2021, Erika Deák Gallery
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