The aim of the Elevator Gallery is to bring contemporary works closer to our workplace and to get to know some excellent works from the works of Hungarian contemporary artists.

The first exhibitor is Eszter Radák, who is perhaps one of the most famous contemporary artists in Hungary. Her works have been included in prestigious public collections and are also sought after by private collectors.

One of the special features of the exhibition is that two of the works are on display for the first time; they are presented directly to the general public from the artist’s workshop.

These works of 2022 create a life-affirming, cheerful atmosphere in us:

• From November to February (150x100)
• You should go right, but how? (60x100)

You can also see Samu's Room (4x70x100), a series of four separate tables, and also Old Danube, little soldier (120x100) and Geometric proliferation (100x70).

Those interested can view the contemporary mini-exhibition from March 10 to April 10.

The exhibition is organized in cooperation with the Virág Judit Gallery.