“Narrow way, big wide way" - Exhibition by Dorina Ágoston, ceramic artist and Réka Simon, jewelry designer
Opening: Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Fanni Vékony, goldsmith, jewelry designer
Contributors: Tüske és Csipesz, Wirág
On view until June 18, 2026, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
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Matter is the manifestation of all our thoughts (our consciousness), and form is the symbol of the feelings imbued within it.
What messages lie hidden in the depths of fairy-tale worlds? How does this relate to the forms hidden within matter?
All matter carries information. But what is it that creates it?
“Narrow way,
big wide way,
between them a well like cave.
When you peek in take good care:
hundred holes and cracks are there.
If you're looking very long
you might find me until dawn.
Small walnut,
big walnut,
between them a hazelnut.
Here was built a fancy house,
hundred rooms and hundred spires.
If you're walking long enough
you might find me in twelve months.”
- Sándor Weöres -
On the Table is the exhibition of the Criminal Craft creative community (Nagy-Szél Boglárka, Gabriella Farkas, Ágnes Nagy-György, Róbert Szél, Bernadett Furó, Albert Bél Tamás).
Opening on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 5 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Tünde Ruzicska, ceramic artist
On view until May 29, 2026, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The Criminal Craft creative community was formed in 2020 from the friendship of 6 then-freshly graduated ceramicists. The exhibition entitled “On the Table” presents the individual approaches of the creators, which reflect an imprint of their thoughts and feelings. Their works are both personal and collective imprints, the members show their own perspectives while stepping outside the usual role of functional ceramics. In addition, motifs that symbolize community functioning, belonging, acceptance, and shared thinking appear. The “common table” is also a document of a process: the visual imprint of time spent together, joint work, and organization into a community. The objects here are not independent units, but elements of a common space, where individual gestures create meaning by connecting with each other.
Solve et Coagula - Exhibition by Judit Simon, plant painter and clothing designer, and Márton Závorszky-Simon, visual artist
Opening on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Márton Závorszky-Simon, visual artist
Participating: Réka Tóth Bernát (Sefardito band)
On view until April 17, 2026, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The exhibition by visual artist Márton Závorszky-Simon and fashion designer Judit Simon focuses on questions of self-awareness, which they seek to answer through their artistic practices with the help of archetypes.
Judit Simon's clothes are inspired by goddesses endowed with ancient personality traits from Greek and Roman mythology, while Závorszky dissects himself in his visual artworks, depicting male archetypes – both artists use plant dyeing and ecoprint techniques to achieve this.
HAMU – Gentle Memory - a solo exhibition of ceramic artist Tünde Ruzicska
Exhibition opened by: Enikő Kontor, ceramic artist
Opening: April 21, 2026 (Tuesday) 6:00 PM
“What was body
returns to material.
What was material
lingers as memory.
Ash, clay, heat -
not tools, but states of being.
Objects do not come into being,
they settle into stillness.
The space does not arrange,
it lets things be.
A shifting.
A passing.
What is seen
has already moved beyond itself.
What remains is not the form -
but its trace,
held in the present.”
Double Morphology - Exhibition by applied artist Yu Horváth and visual artist Péter Lendvai
Opening on Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 7 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Róbert Mascher DLA, president of FISE
Contributors: Grace Yu vocals, Andris Iker guitar
On view until March 27, 2026, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
An exhibition titled Double Morphology will open in the gallery of the Young Artists Studio Association, where Péter Lendvai's glass sculptures and Krisztin Yu's illustrations meet in a common, fairy-tale world.
Strange characters and imaginary creatures appear in the works of both artists: the figures taking shape in the glass and the figures coming to life in the drawings reflect on each other and create a playful, story-filled universe. Double Morphology is a dialogue between two different creative languages – where the same fantasy becomes visible in different materials and forms.
különböző alkotói nyelv párbeszéde – ahol ugyanaz a fantázia más anyagban és formában válik láthatóvá.
Fresh FIShEs XVIII. - the introductory exhibition of the new members of FISE admitted in 2025
Guests welcomed by: Róbert Mascher, President of FISE
The exhibition will be opened by: Ildikó Fazekas, Design and Art Manager, Member of the FISE Board
On view until February 13, 2026, Monday-Friday between 2-6 p.m.
18th FRESH FISHES
This year, the season starts again with the debut group exhibition of the newly admitted members in the FISE Gallery. The artists who were admitted during last year's admission process will present themselves to the association's community and the wider public at their first joint exhibition.
The compilation in this case is exciting, as the works of artists from many fields and in many different situations are placed side by side, forming a collaboration open to new dialogue in the gallery space.
Our exhibitors: Rebeka BODA, Zsuzsanna G. SZABÓ, Emese HORVÁTH, Zsófia HUTTER, Dorina KANÁSZ, Veró LÁZÁR, Katalin SIMÓ, VIktor VARGA
Exhibiting artists: Marianna Balázs, Szidónia Csiki, Annamária Csizmadia, Barbara Dénes, Maczák, Gabriella, Boglárka Mázsi, András Miklósi, Balázs Pasztorniczky
Opening on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by psychologist Dorottya Cseh
On view until March 6, 2026, from Monday to Friday from 2 to 6 p.m.
Finish: 03.06.2026. Friday 18:00RESTLESS – contemporary jewelry exhibition
RESTLESS – contemporary jewelry exhibition
Eight artists, whose paths rarely cross, are connected by a shared experience: the state of being RESTLESS.
The exhibition examines the ongoing dynamics of imbalance and realignment. External pressure condenses into inner tension, then transforms — where energy and exhaustion are not opposite, but different states of the same process. The jewelry offers no answers, only traces captured in material, form, and thought.
Artists recognized in both international and Hungarian design circles bring divergent perspectives together, creating unexpected harmony while leaving room for interpretation.
Finishing event: 03.06.2026. Friday 18:00
Balázs Marianna - mariannabalazs.blogspot.com
Csiki Szidónia - https://www.instagram.com/szifiannajewelry/
Csizmadia Annamária - https://www.instagram.com/maj.mcka/
Dénes Barbara - www.instagram.com/plantethics
Maczák Gabriella - https://www.instagram.com/maczak_design/
Mázsi Boglárka - https://obaiko.art/
Miklósi András - http://mutyur.hu/
Pasztorniczky Balázs - https://www.instagram.com/bargentumjewellery/
@fisedesign @maczak_design @boglarkamazsi @plantethics @mariannabalazsjewellery @szifiannajewelry @maj.mcka @bargentumjewellery
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1217248523936851
Opening: Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 6 p.m.
Opened by:
Krisztina Kecskés, Noémi Ferenczy Award-winning glass artist,
Deputy Art Director of the
High School of Fine and Applied Arts (Kisképő)
It can be viewed until December 19, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The Kisképő solar system is constantly in motion...
It contains newly born stars, planets that have set off on their own orbits, and paths where the gravity of the masters helps the starters. However, they have one thing in common: everyone here has their own material, their own light, and their own path.
The Design Duel 2024 (organized by thes FISE) was a sudden cosmic challenge for them, in which two Kisképő teams also landed in first place. This exhibition is the imprint of this victory and the story of the slowly building creative path they have traveled over the past years. Now, in the FISE Gallery, they show together what worlds have been shaped under their hands. The details of the surfaces of the exhibited objects are revealed like the secret landscapes of distant planets: delicate reliefs, imprints, gestures.
On December 9, these planets will meet in a special star position, and all visitors are invited to a short journey into the special universe of the Small School.
METATRONIKA - Exhibition of glass designer artist Zsolt János Budai
Opening: Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 6 p.m.
Opened by: Géza Kulcsár, writer, researcher
On view until December 5, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
A comprehensive exhibition covering the past 8 years of the creative activity of glass designer Zsolt János Budai, which is also the designer's first solo exhibition.
The artist's passion and attachment to the world of robots dates to his university years, and has been going on since his diploma thesis. The title of the exhibition is 'Metatronics', which comes from a word combination. The word 'mechatronics' itself is a combination of the word’s mechanics and electronics. The other half of the exhibition's fantasy name comes from the name of Metatron, the angel of transitions, who is connected to humanity and helps in transformation and the discovery of inner strength.
The designer is truly drawn to the world of robots, which are a recurring starting point and a constant source of inspiration for him. They also provide an opportunity to experiment, to study mechanical movements, examining and creating the relationship between different materials and connections. The connection with electricity also appears in his creative work, the artist often draws from the design of electronic devices and appliances; for example, the head of his sculpture Mr. Red is provided by an electron tube from an old radio.
The first robot was made in 2009, and then in 2016 they became a robot series, with the completion of 5 more works. One of these became part of the collection of the Laczkó Dezső Museum in Veszprém, and one ended up in a private collection, just like the very first robot. As time went on, the designer set himself increasingly greater challenges. With his latest, 90 cm high work, he surpassed his previous works, not only in size, but also in technical complexity.
