FIKSZ Spring Applied Arts Fair
Spring starts this year with FIKSZ…
On March 7–8, contemporary applied arts take center stage once again at the FIKSZ IX. Applied Arts Fair, where the latest works of outstanding Hungarian creators present fresh artistic approaches and ways of thinking.
Schedule
Nearly one hundred applied artists will showcase their creations across ceramics, porcelain, glass, jewelry, textiles, leather, wood, paper, and illustration. The event offers both a professional overview and a direct fair experience: an opportunity to meet the artists in person and discover objects that represent lasting value in both quality and perspective. The FIKSZ spring fair is the perfect occasion to begin the year in a creative and art-supporting spirit.
Venue: Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum, 1053 Budapest, Károlyi utca 16.
Date: March 7–8, 2026
Opening hours: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Supporters: National Cultural Fund of Hungary, MNMKK–Petőfi Literary Museum
Admission: Free
Participating artists: Abaffy Klára, Ábrahám Anna, Akli Luca, Árvay László, Artista, Aventurindesign (Stampf Katalin), Azary Andrea, Bajcsi-Nagy Balázs, Balázs Marianna, BariZ (Schneider Zsuzsa), Bojti Szilvia (White Lemon), Borsódy Eszter, Börcsök Anna, Burgolits Edit (Silverbourg), Czakó Anna, Császár Magdolna, Demény Andrea, Dereskei Róza (Art Fragile), Diós Gabi, Domonyi Betti, Egri Hajnalka (TATU), Erdélyi Zsuzsa, ESZKA (Szakos Krisztina), Farkas Bea, Fehér Bea (Camou), Fehér Eszter (Hugi Ceramics), Ferenc Rita, Fürjes Dóra, Gaál Gyöngyvér, Gálffy Ildikó, Gera Klára, Gera Noémi, Göbölyös Márta, Görömbei Zsófi, Gyarmati Teodóra (AD Makrame), Gyulai Natália (NATIPUREIDEA), Harmati Hedvig, Havrán Ágnes, Herczeg István, Horn Enikő, Illés Kati, Incze Kálmán, Jermakov Katalin, Kanics Márta, Király Fanni, Kocsor Eszter Sára, Kontur Réka, Kovács Zsóka, Kuti Krisztina, Lázár Veró, Lénárd Zsuzsanna (ZSUBO), Lipovszky-Drescher Mária, Lipovszky-Molnár Zsuzsanna (Materra Ceramics), Lublóy Zoltán, Magyar Márta Zsófia, Márton Marianna, Máté Anna, Mátis Veronika, Molnár Réka, Molnár Zsuzsanna (Milltwill), Móró Barbara, Nagy Erika, Németh Kitti, Németh Orsolya, Paál Zsuzsanna, Pálfalvi Emese (Ame Création), Pap Olivér, Pásztor Sarolta (Le’Saac), Pendors, Pinviczki Judit, Pipetta Knitwear, Popartbox, Regős Anna, Reményi Katalin, Ruder Éva, Scheer Katalin, Segesdi Bori, Silvetri, Smetana Ágnes, Sulyan Zsuzsanna, Sustik Krisztina, Stepán Kata (Rezeda Ceramics), Strohmayer Ádám, Szalay Andrea, Szalma Ágnes, Szarka Flóra, Szerencsés Gabo, Terstyánszky Anna, Tóth-Vásárhelyi Réka, Varga Bernadett, Varga Viola, Vereczkey Szilvia, Zeibig Anna, Zelenák Ágnes, Zentai Emese (Zemse), and Zimits Andrea.
PETŐFI IRODALMI MÚZEUM
The aim of the Petőfi Literary Museum is to collect and explore the Hungarian literary heritage as fully as possible, to present and communicate classical and contemporary Hungarian literature in a multifaceted way, in the spirit of promoting a cultural identity that embraces the diversity of the world and supports the mother tongue and cultural identity.