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- 2025 - Real and Artificial Identities
- 2024/2025 - Life with Honey
- 2024/2025 - WANDERINGS - Lili Ország in Kiscell
- 2024 - Light & City
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- 2019 - 1971 – Parallel Nonsynchronism
- 2018 – Your Turn!
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- 2017 – Separate Ways
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- 2017 – Image Schema
- 2017 – Miklós Szüts
- 2016 – "Notes: Wartime"
- 2016 – #moszkvater
- 2015 – Corpse in the Basket-Trunk
- 2015 – PAPERwork
- 2015 – Doll Exhibition
- 2014 – Budapest Opera House
- 2013 – Wrap Art
- 2012 – Street Fashion Museum
- 2012 – Riding the Waves
- 2012 – Buda–Pest Horizon
- 2011 – The Modern Flat, 1960
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- 2008 – Fashion and Tradition
- 2004 – Mariazell and Hungary
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COMING SOON... 22nd Design without Borders
04. 10. - 01. 11. | Celebrating its 22nd edition, Design Without Borders presents this year's interdisciplinary exhibition and event series under the theme Object–Photo / Photo–Object, marking the bicentenary of photography.
Learn more!Rhythm of Mass - Exhibition os Mária Kósa (née Molnár)
23. 04. - 04. 10. | Though she was a significant artist of the interwar period, Mária Kósa is still relatively little known today. There are several possible reasons why her work did not enter the art historical canon: her early, tragic death, her dispersed—presumably partly destroyed—oeuvre, and the shift in artistic taste and values following the change in art policy after 1948.
Learn more!DOLORES by SORGO
10. 06 - | Blending design, heritage, and circular thinking, SORĠI transforms construction waste into sculptural public furniture inspired by endangered architecture. Dolores brings a new iteration of SORĠI, hosted by BHM Kiscelli Museum as a Satellite Program of the New European Bauhaus Festival, taking place in Brussels and across selected European locations.
Learn more!From monastery to storehouse and museum
The ensemble of the former baroque monastery and church housing the Kiscell Museum is on the hillside above Margaret Hospital in Óbuda. The Trinitarian order having been suppressed in 1784, the ensemble was also used as military barracks and military hospital before it was purchased by the Vienna-based art collector and furniture manufacturer Max Schmidt in 1910, who turned it into a luxurious mansion.
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Kiscell Museum is part of Budapest History Museum.