AI in the Arts - Talk
While the application of artificial intelligence is not a recent phenomenon, it now touches almost every part of daily life, working alongside humans in many fields. But what happens to art when we assign creative tasks to a machine? How does AI shape artistic creation and cultural production?
September 2026
Autumn Festival of Museums
The Impact of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences on Hungarian Communication and Media Culture - Roundtable Discussion
Conference on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, organized by the Inter-Section Standing Committee for Communication and Media Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
October 2025
MTA, Grand Hall
AI in the Arts: Reconstruction of Chiovini's Fresco Design - Screening of the Portrait Film - Roundtable Discussion
The event will conclude with an engaging roundtable discussion exploring the potential role of artificial intelligence in the arts.
The event offers an exciting opportunity not only for art enthusiasts but also for those interested in technology to discover how a lost artwork can be brought back to life using state-of-the-art machine learning techniques.
February 2024
Nádasdy Kálmán Primary School of Arts
Eldobhatatlan (Unthrowaway) - Pop-Up Exhibition in Collaboration with METU Art Students
The pop-up exhibition is part of the Eleven Spring Festival and is made possible with the support of Hungary L!ve Studio.
METU master’s students in Design and Art Management and Graphic Design are collaborating with the MNTS MSKNT brand to develop its upcoming third exhibition.
At the heart of MNTS MSKNT is the personal memories and emotional connections associated with our clothing. The project aims to give new life to unused garments that carry emotional significance through formal and aesthetic transformation.
May 2022
Hungary L!ve Studio
Legal Street Art - Roundtable Discussion (publication launch)
The Legal Street Art (Legális streetart) initiative in Budapest is a community-voted program backed by the Budapest Municipality’s participatory budget (Közösségi Költségvetés)
The project involves painting and revitalizing neglected, weathered, or damaged public utility objects across the city - such as electrical switching boxes, ventilation shafts, and district heating structures - through open art calls.
March 2023
Deak 17 Youth Art Gallery
