Founded in 2008 on commission for the Whitney Biennial of Contemporary Art in New York, the eighth inception of Haeg's project opens in London at Arup, one of the leading engineering and design firms. The mission of Animal Estates is to identify the original wildlife of distinctly urban communities: to commemorate extinct breeds and to celebrate what still exists in these environments.

Amazonia often figures in the news and on the front pages of newspapers. Public attention turns at times to its unmatched natural wealth or the destruction of that wealth, at other times to its “savage” inhabitants living out of sight. Almost every day we hear about the disappearance of its unique flora and fauna, of the processes that may be having a harmful impact on the atmosphere of the entire planet.

The 2011 Spring Kreatimm Design Fair accompanies the annual Exhibition of the Kozma Lajos Craft Arts Scholarship and Moholy-Nagy Design Grant Holders. This time we put the emphasis on those particular artists, who were introduced this year or the previous years on the scholarship display.

Raindance has formed a partnership with the Titanic Film Festival, Hungary’s foremost international film fest. According to the deal Titanic, running from April 7th to the 17th, will program a selection of Raindance’s famous 99-minute film schools, to be organized by Raindance’s Budapest office, and screen a sidebar showcasing the best films from the last Raindance Film Festival. In turn, Titanic will offer a selection of Hungarian films for next year’s Raindance Film Festival in London, to be held this year from September 28th to October 9th.

Ilona Németh dates back to 2009, when they held a joint exhibition at the City Gallery in Bratislava. The show was inspired by the continuous deterioration of Slovak-Hungarian relations – primarily in the field of politics and media. The Hungarian and the Slovakian artist started a conversation and a collaboration.