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Opening of the exhibition titled “Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki 56[ ]26 – The Shadow of the Blind Spot”

Opening of the exhibition titled “Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki 56[ ]26 – The Shadow of the Blind Spot”

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Exhibition Opening: Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
Opening Remarks: Zsolt Miklósvölgyi, art writer and curator
The exhibition will be on view from October 10, 2026, through November 15, 2026.
Venue: Dubniczay Palace, Castle Gallery
29 Vár Street, 8200 Veszprém

„“These self-contained micro-stories are reinterpreted as elements of the grand narrative. A window opens through which we can cast a cautious glance at the patterns of collective historical amnesia taking shape on the battlefield between the individual’s ideas and the will of ideology.”

56[ ]26
The Shadow of the Blind Spot
“Micro-narratives that close in on themselves are reinterpreted as elements of a larger narrative. A window opens through which we may cautiously glimpse the patterns of collective historical amnesia taking shape on the terrain between individual imagination and the will of ideology.”

Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki began their collaborative, research-based practice in the early 2000s, examining the often contradictory patterns of individual and collective memory, with a particular focus on the mechanisms of forgetting. The exhibition in Veszprém, created for the seventieth anniversary, marks the concluding chapter of a body of work first presented in Győr in 2016 under the title Hack the Past!, which incorporated elements of reenactment and public intervention, and later further developed for the Wunderblock exhibition at MODEM in Debrecen in 2019.

#BicentennialofPhotography

This project has been awarded the Bicentennial of Photography label by the French Ministry of Culture and is part of the official programme of the Bicentennial from September 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027.

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Opening of the exhibition titled “Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki 56[ ]26 – The Shadow of the Blind Spot”

Opening of the exhibition titled “Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki 56[ ]26 – The Shadow of the Blind Spot”

Exhibition Opening: Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Opening Remarks: Zsolt Miklósvölgyi, art writer and curator The exhibition will be on view from October 10, 2026, through November 15, 2026. Venue: Dubniczay Palace, Castle Gallery 29 Vár Street, 8200 Veszprém

Opening of the exhibition titled “Katharina Roters and József Szolnoki 56[ ]26 – The Shadow of the Blind Spot”
Dóra Mihók, Lívia Váli: “PERIFÉRIA,” an audiovisual live performance at DOXA

Dóra Mihók, Lívia Váli: “PERIFÉRIA,” an audiovisual live performance at DOXA

Opening: October 7, 2026, 7:00 p.m. Venue: DOXA (36 Bródy Sándor Street) Opening performance: Live audiovisual act by Dóra Mihók and Lívia Váli Opening remarks by Rudolf Szilágyi, visual artist and lecturer at the Institute of Media and Design at Károly Eszterházy Catholic University On view: October 7–21, 2026

Dóra Mihók, Lívia Váli: “PERIFÉRIA,” an audiovisual live performance at DOXA
2. International Conference on Dance and Digitalization (ICDD 2026)

2. International Conference on Dance and Digitalization (ICDD 2026)

Our institute’s faculty member, Tarr Kálmán DLA, delivered a joint presentation with Dr. Dezső Renáta, senior research fellow at MOME, on September 25 at the Hungarian Dance Academy’s ICDD 2026 – Dance and Digitalization international conference

2. International Conference on Dance and Digitalization (ICDD 2026)
MA Project Week 26

MA Project Week '26

Between September 14 and 18, the Graphic Design master’s program held its semester-opening project week

MA Project Week '26
Success at the 33rd National/Carpathian Basin Student Film Festival

Success at the 33rd National/Carpathian Basin Student Film Festival

Congratulations to our students specializing in animation design: Panna Pincési, Gréta Merena, and Aliz Gulyás, whose animated adaptation of the short story *Professional Pride* has been successfully screened at several film festivals

Success at the 33rd National/Carpathian Basin Student Film Festival