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EAST ART MAGS is a project of five art magazines in the East Central European region: Artalk (CZ), Artportal (HU), BLOK (PL), Kapitál (SK) and Revista Arta Online (RO). EAM is a content making and publishing platform with the aim of capacity building in art journalism in the region. Supported by International Visegrad Fund (2017, 2019), AFCN (2017), Erste Stiftung (2018-19).

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The Störling – A Prototype for Danubian Community Currencies

| Olvasási idő: 7 perc

We are happy to announce our new series in English focusing on the intersection of speculative art practices, theory-fiction, and research-based projects. The first article by the Vienna-based artist Daniel…
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Which actions are actually decolonizing?

| Olvasási idő: 14 perc

A debate about a book: who has the chance to tell the story of the Central and Eastern European art? What does horizontal art history mean in practice? An opinion…
magazin / east art mags / kortárs / közügy

Hungarian galleries react to the article on artwork purchases of the Central Bank of Hungary

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Owners of contemporary art galleries issued a joint statement as a reaction to our recently published article.
magazin / east art mags / közügy

All That Glitters Is Not Gold. On the artwork purchases of the Central Bank of Hungary and its effects on the Hungarian art scene

| Olvasási idő: 8 perc

In the last one and a half years a real estate company founded by the Central Bank of Hungary has spent more than 5 million Euros on artworks of prestigious…
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“We will be changed for good” – An interview with Alicja Knast

| Olvasási idő: 12 perc

“In the cultural sector, the moment we start looking after our employees is the moment they start looking after the public. For me, this is the first step to create…
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The Internet is not changing perception of art – the Internet is changing art

| Olvasási idő: 9 perc

“This new art is a child of the Internet, search engines and social media, a child of age of blogging and totally displaced coordinates, and this is exactly the kind…
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Stateless democracy at an occupied university

| Olvasási idő: 21 perc

The SZFE case in Budapest. A guide to the first, long-lasting and organized resistance to the cultural politics of the Orbán government.
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Where the Wild Things Are

| Olvasási idő: 11 perc

To what extend can we restore something we destroyed? Can rewilding heal the wounds of the nature? The construction of the wild, the nature and the civilisation were in question…
magazin / east art mags / interjúk

“Real art is what is happening on the streets right now” – Aliaxey Talstou, Belarusian artist and writer

| Olvasási idő: 7 perc

“The artists are also taking part in the demonstrations like everybody else”, says Minsk based artist and writer who we asked about the current situation in his country.
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“We could all shout together” – Pandemic, protest and Poland. An interview with Diana Lelonek

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“Ecosystems had a moment to breathe before soon recovering to return to how it was before. Meanwhile, a bigger crisis is awaiting around the corner.” – An interview with Polish…
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For the beauty of art and the glory of Google

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Who will mine big cultural data? This could be the subheading of Lukáš Pilka’s commentary on museums digitizing their collections and making cultural goods available online. How does this gallery…
magazin / east art mags / interjúk

“I was thinking about the zombification of culture and society” – Diane Edwards

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Young Scottish artist Diane Edwards will be a participant of the project called Machinic Leviathan will be presented by OFF-Biennále Budapest in April. We met her in Budapest to talk…

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Ulbert Ádám: The unnamed signaled: „There are things out there in the field of the recognizable” (részlet), 2022 (Fotó: Weber Áron)
Ulbert Ádám: The unnamed signaled: „There are things out there in the field of the recognizable” (részlet), 2022 (Fotó: Weber Áron)

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