Opening: Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 6 p.m.
Opened by:
Krisztina Kecskés, Noémi Ferenczy Award-winning glass artist,
Deputy Art Director of the
High School of Fine and Applied Arts (Kisképő)
It can be viewed until December 19, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The Kisképő solar system is constantly in motion...
It contains newly born stars, planets that have set off on their own orbits, and paths where the gravity of the masters helps the starters. However, they have one thing in common: everyone here has their own material, their own light, and their own path.
The Design Duel 2024 (organized by thes FISE) was a sudden cosmic challenge for them, in which two Kisképő teams also landed in first place. This exhibition is the imprint of this victory and the story of the slowly building creative path they have traveled over the past years. Now, in the FISE Gallery, they show together what worlds have been shaped under their hands. The details of the surfaces of the exhibited objects are revealed like the secret landscapes of distant planets: delicate reliefs, imprints, gestures.
On December 9, these planets will meet in a special star position, and all visitors are invited to a short journey into the special universe of the Small School.
METATRONIKA - Exhibition of glass designer artist Zsolt János Budai
Opening: Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 6 p.m.
Opened by: Géza Kulcsár, writer, researcher
On view until December 5, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
A comprehensive exhibition covering the past 8 years of the creative activity of glass designer Zsolt János Budai, which is also the designer's first solo exhibition.
The artist's passion and attachment to the world of robots dates to his university years, and has been going on since his diploma thesis. The title of the exhibition is 'Metatronics', which comes from a word combination. The word 'mechatronics' itself is a combination of the word’s mechanics and electronics. The other half of the exhibition's fantasy name comes from the name of Metatron, the angel of transitions, who is connected to humanity and helps in transformation and the discovery of inner strength.
The designer is truly drawn to the world of robots, which are a recurring starting point and a constant source of inspiration for him. They also provide an opportunity to experiment, to study mechanical movements, examining and creating the relationship between different materials and connections. The connection with electricity also appears in his creative work, the artist often draws from the design of electronic devices and appliances; for example, the head of his sculpture Mr. Red is provided by an electron tube from an old radio.
The first robot was made in 2009, and then in 2016 they became a robot series, with the completion of 5 more works. One of these became part of the collection of the Laczkó Dezső Museum in Veszprém, and one ended up in a private collection, just like the very first robot. As time went on, the designer set himself increasingly greater challenges. With his latest, 90 cm high work, he surpassed his previous works, not only in size, but also in technical complexity.
Kreative4U – exhibition of the BKSZC Creative and Handicrafts Technical School
Opening: November 11, 2025, at 5:00 PM
Guests are welcomed by: Róbert Mascher DLA, President of FISE
Opened by: Krisztina Dóczi, Director of the BKSZC Creative and Handicraft Technical School
Open until November 21, 2025, Monday-Friday, 2-6 PM.
The invitation features the work of the Stamp Deco team, which won first place in the fine arts/graphics category.
The event is open to the public, but registration is required. You can register at https://kreativtechnikum.hu/.
Our Stamp Deco team, which won first place in the fine arts/graphics category of the MDDÜ “Get Into the Picture! – Discoverer of the Year” competition – representing the BKSZC Creative and Handicrafts Technical School – was given the opportunity to present itself at the renowned FISE Gallery. The exhibition will feature not only the award-winning project, but also the works of 6 other award-winning teams from our school.
In the Stamp Deco team’s work titled Art Deco Impressions (2025), the motifs of Budapest’s art deco architecture are reflected in contemporary graphic form on the students’ stamp blocks. The prints made with the cold-point technique condense the elegance and detail of the era into small-scale visual compositions. The stamp block forms a thematic unit. The young artists also reinterpreted the role of stamps for their age group through comics.
FINE ARTS, GRAPHICS
Achieved 1st place - Team name: Stamp Deco
Mentor teacher: Bianka Vörös
Team members: Boglárka Farkas, Levente Dávid Kozák, Anna Majzik
Grade: 9.G-2
Project: We are designing a series of collector's stamp blocks from Art Deco-style buildings in Budapest using the cold-point technique.
In the FASHION category:
Achieved 1st place - Team name: Deconic
Mentor teacher: Márta Kanics
Team members: Laura Klaudia Novák, Balázs Rudolf, Panni Simon, Vanessza Vizniczki, Aynaz Avazpour
Grade: 9.D-1
Project: Our team created a collection of three dresses inspired by Art Deco architecture.
2nd place - Team name: Pearl & Velvet
Mentor teacher from the school: Kinga Molnár
Team members: Zsófia Bohnert, Jázmin Göntzöl, Lili Rézi Mezey, Hajnalka Virág Hargitai
Year: 11.D-1
Project: We designed a Deco4you 4 in 1 dress, in which we brought the atmosphere of the Great Gatsby party into parallel with the great festivals of our time.
3rd place - Team name: Charlstone Ladyk
Mentor teacher from the school: Kinga Molnár
Team members: Laura Csendes, Liza Kremmer, Petra Juhász
Year: 11.D-1
Project: We created a versatile dress that emphasizes elegance and femininity.
FINE ARTS, GRAPHICS
Achieved 2nd place - Team name: Gertrude
Mentor teacher: Henriett Dóczi
Team members: Réka Zselyke Pintér, Nelli Georgina Szabó, Zsófia Kata Varga
Grade: 9.G-2
Project: Silent book with binding, presentation of art deco elements inserted into well-known fairy tales
Achieved 3rd place - Team name: Művész Négyes
Mentor teacher: Alexandra Gondos
Team members: Evelin Béres, Bíborka Dobos, Pálma Gyulafi, Lilla Barna
Grade: 9.G-1
Project: The message of our coursework is the visual representation of female oppression, which accompanies women throughout the ages.
DESIGN
2nd place - Team name: The Gatsby crew
Mentor teacher: Klára Bassey
Team members: Judit Farkas, Zea Bekő, Teodóra Takács + 1 person KAESZ: Norbert Ihász (officially he is not among the team members, but he worked with them)
Grade: 11.G-1
Project: We designed a panel house painting with art deco elements, a house number, and a narrative firewall image.
REALITY TEST exhibition of the founders of the Budapest Jewelry Week
Exhibitors: Dóra Dés, Kinga Huber, Orsolya Kecskés,
Szilvia Kerékgyártó, Krisztina Stomfai, Fanni Vékony
The exhibition will be opened by: journalist Árpád W. Tóta
Opening: Tuesday, October 28, 2025, 7 p.m.
Open until 10 p.m. on October 31.
Guided tour by the artists: 2025. 11. 07. 14:00-17:00
On view until November 7, 2025, Monday-Friday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The exhibition is the official event of the Budapest Contemporary Jewelry Week.
This world is such a world, sometimes we can't even believe it's real.
There is a technique that, after a lot of practice, will allow us to separate dreams from reality. It is called the reality test. According to experts, it should be done like this: "at least every half hour during the day, we should check whether we are dreaming or not, looking for strange things in space and time, always assuming that "maybe I am dreaming?" Even if the answers to the first questions indicate that we are awake, we should still do the test, because it may turn out that we are really dreaming!"
But what if the test shows that we are definitely awake, but we still don't want to believe our eyes? Should we accept this world as it is?
Outcomes of Hope - BDW - Special Edition
Opening on Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at 6 p.m.
Guests will be welcomed by: Daniella Koós, curator of the exhibition.
The exhibition will be opened by: Róbert Mascher, president of FISE
Creative art is a vocation. Creation is a complex process, which is always at least as unique as the object itself. The path that the artist travels during the work—filled with love and struggle, sometimes weary and doubtful, but always hopeful—is one of faith in art and humanity, leading to the creation of something lasting. This summer, the Studio Young Artists' Association (FISE) held an exhibition entitled Outcomes of Hope in the magnificent corridors of the Falconeri Palace at the Academy of Rome, joining Pope Francis's “Pilgrimage of Hope,” the public can view works of applied art that are the valuable results of a creative process imbued with hope. FISE prepared a special version of its successful exhibition for Budapest Design Week.
The exhibition can be viewed between October 15 and 24, 2025, during the gallery's opening hours.
MISTAKE - narrative goldsmith student exhibition National Goldsmith Competition opening and award ceremony
Opening on Wednesday, September 24, 2025 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Róbert Mascher DLA, President of FISE
It can be viewed until October 3, 2025, Monday-Friday, between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
In 2025, the National Goldsmith Competition, which is the meeting point for Hungarian goldsmith foundation training courses, will be held for the fourth time. The initiative aims to support talent, promote joint thinking and dialogue, and open new perspectives in contemporary goldsmithing.
This year's slogan: HIBA
Mistakes are a natural part of learning and creation: through them we learn the limits of materials, our own frameworks, and can discover new paths. Repetition, the search for perfection and the inevitable lack leave a mark on every object, which thus preserves the personal imprint and context of the creator. The works submitted to the competition carry a narrative message – stories that speak through the work of the hand, the shaping of the material and mistakes.
The exhibition features 52 works by 44 applicants, each of which provides a unique reflection on the concept of "mistake".
The prize was offered by Erika Rejka DLA and Harry Kft.
Jury: Anna Börcsök, Márta Edőcs, Fanni Király
Participants: Péter Baran, Anna Bodnár, Luca Boncz Virág, Anna Bukszár, Eszter Csapó-Bencsik, Liza Csóka, Sarolta Dóró, dr. Gyuró Fanni Alexandra, Erdős Norbert, Felgyői Dominik, Fellegi Emília Lili, Gaál Vanda, Grodvalt Zsuzsanna, Hóka Krisztina, Keglevich Kincső, Kósa Petra, Kovacs Brigitta Eperke, Liptákné Tóth Zsófia, Liviczki Hella, Losits Nándor Vilmos, Lukács Hunor, Meizner Janka, Mikola Sámuel, Molnár Csaba, Morvai Csenge Szabina, Nagy Alexandra Kitti, Németh Hédi, Pap László Csaba, Páp József, Pécsi Ötvös Students, Priczel Vilmos, Szabó Tönki Teodóra, Szalai Rebeka Anna, Szalay Dalma, Szántó Szilágyi Dániel, Szöllösi Zsolt, Tomka Ruben, Tóth, Tóth, Anna Liza, Ulrich Sára, Varga Katalin, Wátz Bence, Zsólyomi Petra
Representative institutions:
Buda Drawing School, Budapest Complex SZC Creative and Handicraft Technical School, Budapest Metropolitan University, Győr Kovács Margit School, Vocational High School of Fine and Applied Arts, Kós Károly Vocational High School of Art, Moholy-Nagy University of Arts, Pécs High School of Art, Vocational High School and Technical School, University of Pécs, Szombathely Vocational High School of Art,
Special thanks to all teachers and preparatory mentors:
Anna Börcsök, Zoltán Miklós Budán, Norbert Attila Dávid, Margus Eve, Noémi Gera, Regina Kaintz, Gabriella Maczák, László Marosi, Illés István Martincsák, Hirv Piret, György Rakács, Béla Rózsa, Veronika Szalai, Flóra Vági, Fanni Vékony, Éva Veres, Zita Vincze, Eszter Zámori, Antal Zilahi
Opened by: Anikó Illés PhD habilitated associate professor, psychologist and aesthete
Opening: Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 6 p.m.
On view: until September 19, 2025.
Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.
We cordially invite you to the exhibition organized on the occasion of the 10th birthday of KACs – Creative Creative Group, where you can see a selection of works from the past ten years. This event is also an opportunity to gain an insight into the creative work taking place in the workshop, the processes, development and methodology of the past decade, as well as our commitment to creativity.
The goal of the KACs Workshop is to convey fundamental human values, stimulate thinking, encourage learning and invite discovery, all through fun, experience-based creative sessions that process current topics.
The exhibition will showcase the works created during the various programs, showing how the participants created their own works using different techniques and recyclable materials. The goal of each session is for the participants not only to create, but also to think about sustainability, recycling and the conscious use of materials in connection with the current topic.
During the “workshop-exhibition”, you will have the opportunity to view the works, learn about the creative processes and experience the spirit of KACs. We look forward to seeing you at this special anniversary event, where we can celebrate creativity, the joy of creation and community experiences together.
Members of the KACs Workshop: Anikó Nagy, museum educator, and Ágnes Elek, drawing and visual communication educator, textile designer
Outcomes of Hope - Fise Exhibition in Rome
On June 5, at 8 pm, as a result of a long and careful organizing work, our large-scale exhibition will open at the Hungarian Academy in Rome. The Outcomes of Hope exhibition is based on the FISE contemporary collection, which is accompanied by a number of internationally recognized design work. We can see works by a total of 67 industrialists from every genre of design.
The exhibition will be opened by:
Dr. Krisztina Lantos, Director of the Hungarian Academy in Rome
Dr. Róbert Mascher, President of FISE
The exhibition is open until August 28. Title: Roman Hungarian Academy / Collegium Hungaricum Rome / Accademia d'Ugheria in Roma, Palazzo Falconieri, Via Giulia 1. 00186 Roma
The exhibition is supported by the National Cultural Fund.
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Outcomes of Hope - Results of Hope - Risultati Della Speranza
The profession of creative art. The creation is a complex process that is at least as unique as the object itself. The path that the artist goes through during work is filled with love and struggle, sometimes tired, in doubt, but always hopeful - with faith in art and humanity and creates a lasting one. Joining the 2025 Holy Year announced by Pope Francis, "The Pilgrimage of Hope", the Outcomes of Hope exhibition can be seen by the audience, which are valuable results of a hopeful creative process with hopeful.
Curator: Daniella Koós
Exhibitors: Dorina Ágoston, Brigitta B. Horváth, Marianna Balázs, Rita Bánó, Vanda Berecz, Bernadett Bodor, Zsuzsa Boldizsár, Péter Borkovics, Ingrid Borkovics-Válint, Teréz Borza, Anna Börcsök, Eszter Bősze, Andrea Buzás, Csilla Csipkó, Annamária Csizmadia, Betti Domonyi, EJTECH / Judit Eszter Kárpáti - Esteban de la Torre, Erika Éles-Varga, Diána Farkas, Veronika Fazekas, Fruzsina Fekete, Viktória Filotás, Noémi Gera, Judit Grünfelder, Zsanett Hegedűs, Kinga Horányi, Enikő Horn, Kinga Huber, Márta Kanics, Zsófia Karsai, Orsolya Kecskés, Regina Beatrix Kis, Andrea Kiss, Bernadett Kiss, Móni Kovács, Ágnes Kutas, Nándor Lang, Natasa Litvin, Kriszta M. Tóth, Anna Magérusz, Róbert Mascher, Boglárka Mázsi, Gyula Mihály, Anita Monori, Luca Virág Németh, Orsolya Katalin Padányi, Zsófia Papp, Balázs Pasztorniczky, Erika Rejka, Cecília Reök, Éva Erika Somogyi, Eszter Söptei, Krisztina Stomfai, Márton Strohner, Kornélia Surján, Ildikó Takács, Nóra Tengely, Amala Gyöngyvér Varga, Réka Tóth-Vásárhelyi, Éva Klára Veres, Fanni Vékony, Hajnalka Virág, Bettina Wolf, Eszter Zámor
START 2025 - PTE Faculty of Arts, Department of Design, Exhibition of Object Creation and Ceramic Design students
Opening on Tuesday, August 26, 2025 at 6 p.m.
The exhibition will be opened by: Bence Boleman, ceramic artist, lecturer at the PTE MK.
It can be viewed until September 5, 2025, Monday-Tuesday 2-6 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday 2-7 p.m., Friday 2-5 p.m.
The exhibiting artists:
Eszter Akácsos, Enikő Badics, Klára Viola Bálint, Péter Baran, Burte-Ujin Batbayar, Daniela Saavedra Pittet, Bianka Deák, Lee Taguchi, Nagy Kincső, János Gergő Pengő, Enikő Szabadi, Petra Kata Szűcs, Yang Haiyun, Eszter Anikó Zsömböly
