The BUDAPEST PHOTO FESTIVAL and MŰCSARNOK present a special selection from the collection of the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York. The opening exhibition of Budapest Photo Festival’s 5th edition features a detailed picture of the 20th century history of photography with 71 photographs by 41 photographers. Anne Morin, the curator of the exhibition, director […]
Every year, the Budapest Photo Festival shines the spotlight on a classic genre in photography. In 2020 it examines the relation between contemporary photography and the issue of body image. Portraying the naked body was strongly present in all art forms from the start: in the Biblical-mythical storytelling or as the embodiment of beauty. […]
The biggest photography event in Hungary, BUDAPEST PHOTO FESTIVAL opens its’ fourth year with an unique exhibition on the border of Fine Art and Photography, imagination and reality. As every year, the Festival guides the audience to a new sequence of visuality with its’ opening exhibition on 28th of February 2020. at MŰCSARNOK. The Automaton is […]
The exhibition showcases the concept of modern landscape by presenting four Portuguese contemporary photographers. Landscape, which is one of the eternal themes of visual art, is reinterpreted by these different photographic approaches. Tiago Casanova, Paulo Catrica, João Grama and Tito Mouraz represent the vision of the traditional areas and modern landscapes formed by society. The […]
Gilles Roudiere (1976) is a member of mid-generation contemporary French photography. He’s not a street photographer, neither a documentarist, but he keeps capturing ephemeral intimate and banal moments of countries he travels. With his black and white grainy images he explores the authentic identity of his destinations and shows how people interact with their surroundings […]
For the third consecutive year now, Budapest Photo Festival chose a classic genre as an inspiration for contemporary Hungarian photographers. This time, the organizers were looking for works that interpret or redefine the landscape genre, or continue along well-established, traditional lines. Pictures that fit into the broader concept of landscape photography were welcome for this […]
The BUDAPEST PHOTO FESTIVAL is the biggest photography event in Hungary. In its’ third year in 2019, it opens with a real gem on the 28th of February in MŰCSARNOK, Budapest: with the living legend of American independent movie making, the great director, screenwriter, painter and musician, the one and only David Lynch. The opening […]
BPF NIGHTS @ FESTIVALCENTER FESTIVALCENTER / Budapest Projekt Galéria 1053 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos utca 14-16. Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 14.00-20.00 8. March, 18:00 A NIGHT WITH FEMALE BODY Gorgók, Jeanne d’Arc, „Here they come” Anthropology, culture, photography – event of FOTÓMŰVÉSZET magazine 9. March, 18:00 PICTORIAL COLLECTIVE Screening & Talk Pictorial Collective is a […]
Works of French photographer, Alain Laboile will be first time exhibited in Hungary in the collaboration of Budapest Photo Festival and Institut Francais Budapest. His series ‘ La Famille’ shows the bucolic yet timeless ordinary days of his own family, from the angle of a father of six. The black and white photographs reveal the […]
This selection of photography works by Paulo Nozolino and José Manuel Rodrigues represents the lyrical narrative of modern Portuguese photography. Paulo Nozolino is one of the central figures of contemporary photography. The exhibition is held with the cooperation of Instituto Camões in Budapest and the Portuguese Photography Center.
