The nineties
As we take stock at the end of the year, we also try to pay special attention to the people who matter to us. Ferenc Szűcs, our art collector friend and co-owner of the Újlak Collection, who passed away in autumn, was a key figure in the last 20 years of the gallery. In his memory, we dedicate our exhibition at acb Plus, which will include many of the epoch-making works of the 1990s that he loved so much, initiating a dialogue with TechnoCool. New Trends in Hungarian Art in the Nineties, an exhibition of the Hungarian National Gallery.
Schedule
Exhibiting artists:
ÁDÁM Zoltán | BACHMAN Gábor | BRAUN András | ELŐD Ágnes | EPERJESI Ágnes | FARKAS Gábor | FERENCZI Róbert | GERBER Pál | GERHES Gábor | KOMORÓCZKY Tamás | KORODI János | MÉSZÖLY Suzanne | NEMES Csaba | NÉMETH Hajnal | PACSIKA Rudolf | RAVASZ András | SZARKA Péter | SZIGETI András | SZIL(I) István | SZŰCS Attila | UJJ Zsuzsi | UGLÁR Csaba | VARGA Ferenc | VÁRNAGY Tibor | VÁRNAI Gyula
acb Gallery
Founded in Budapest in 2003, acb Gallery has consistently grown in the past two decades establishing itself as one of the leading actors in the Hungarian and Eastern European art market. Initially, the gallery’s focus was on Hungarian and international emerging and mid-generation neo-conceptual artists, who became active after the political changes in the former Eastern Bloc in 1990. Since then, the gallery has expanded its focus, and now represents numerous Hungarian neo-avant-garde artists who have left their mark on art history since the 1960s and 1970s, as well as members of the youngest generations beside the already established ones.
Since the autumn of 2022, acb runs three exhibition spaces: the main gallery space, acb Attachment, which serves as a project space, and acb Plus, dedicated to large-scale solo and group presentations.
acb’s research and publishing department, acb ResearchLab was founded in 2015. This platform within the gallery aims to fill the gaps in the reception and publication of Hungarian neo-avant-garde and post-avant-garde oeuvres by studying bodies of works and art phenomena previously treated as peripheral.
The gallery holds significant importance within the global art market, actively promoting its artists nationally as well as internationally and engaging in art fairs, such as the Art Basel in Basel and Art Basel Miami Beach, the Frieze Masters London or the ARCO Madrid.
