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Let there be an exhibition of graphic art! A seemingly unambiguous and simple idea. But as soon as we take a step forward – or, indeed, in any direction – we feel immediately unsettled. Where does the genre of graphic art begin and end – if it ends anywhere, at all? In our world of digital imaging and manipulation software and of computer games available to everyone, in the ubiquity of artificial intelligence enabling anyone to generate images, what do we think of when hearing this expression?

Curator: Ábel Kónya

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In the capsule exhibition of the contemporary collection of MBH Bank, works by HAB AIR resident artists, the younger generation, and international artists are on display. They bring to life the latent, emerging inner forces of nature. The first selection in the Focus on the Collection exhibition series, presents how a tiny seed may give birth to the entirety of life. The dormant forces encapsulating the All invite you to be amazed.

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Graphic printmaking has been present in Europe for more than half a millennium. In symbiosis and interaction with printing and its technological developments, it has formed its own constantly expanding formal language throughout the centuries. The Common Multiple exhibition endeavours to present contemporary visitors with a scale of techniques and ideas applied in the genre as broad in a temporal and spatial sense as it is comprehensive in terms of creative attitudes.

The bulk of the exhibition is drawn from three major collections, including the Collection of the International Print Triennial Society in Cracow, presenting illustrious names of Polish graphic art. On 17 April, you will have the last chance to explore our exciting exhibition on a final guided tour in English, led by Agnieszka Dobosz, visual artist and printmaker, board member of SMTG Kraków, profesor at the University of Rzeszów. Join us on this special night and discover the amazing world of printmaking.

After Agnieszka Dobosz’ guided tour you are also invited to the finissage of our artist-in-residence, Patrick Tagoe-Turkson.

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Patrick Tagoe-Turkson is a contemporary artist from Ghana who transforms discarded flip-flops collected along the Atlantic coast into striking, grid-based artworks. Through stitching, layering, and reshaping these found materials, he explores themes of environmental responsibility, collective memory, and the traces of human movement embedded in everyday objects.

During his three-month residency at HAB, organised in collaboration with the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, he continued this process of turning waste into vibrant visual stories that reflect both community and transformation. On April 17, towards the end of his residency, we offer a unique opportunity to discover the works he had created during his time at HAB. Join us for this finissage event at 19:00 in the HAB Cabin exhibition space. The pop-up show is on view until April 23.

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