Deák Erika Galéria

24/09/2026

Martin Lukáč - Battlefield (I.), 2023, oil, oil stick on canvas, 180x140 cm

Drawing on the visual languages of subcultures, popular culture, social media, and urban environments, this exhibition explores the uneasy relationship between attraction and discomfort, visibility and concealment.

The exhibition is on view until October 9, 2026 from Wednesday to Friday, 12-6 PM.

Catalogue is available upon request

17/09/2026

Manuel García Fernández: Meeting Among the Clouds, the Puddles, and the Grass, 2026, 160x130 cm, mixed media on canvas

Glittering surfaces, hyper-stylized forms, and visual excess operate not as escapist gestures but as critical tools. By pushing familiar aesthetic codes toward distortion, excess, and absurdity, the works expose the structures of desire, power, and belief that shape contemporary life.

The exhibition is on view until October 9, 2026 from Wednesday to Friday, 12-6 PM.

Special thanks to MARC BIBILONI and Atma Art House

Catalogue is available upon request

16/09/2026

Gratulálunk Hanna Rédling 💥

09/09/2026

Join us on our season opener group exhibion, SPECTACLE OVERRIDE on September 10, Thursday, at 6 pm!
The show features works by danish Matilde Digmann, spanish Manuel Garcia Fernández, hungarian Dariusz Gwizdala and Virág Szirom Székely, and slovakian Martin Lukač.
Looking forward to seeing you 💥

Matilde Digmann
manu garcía fernández
Visual Artist / Florist
Martin Lukáč
Székely Virág Szirom

08/09/2026

Thank you Richard Unwin ✍️
The Art Newspaper

The planned SANAA-designed museum for Budapest’s City Park has been cancelled, leaving the future home of Hungary’s national collection undecided

27/08/2026

NÁDAS PÉTER
1942-2026
We say good bye to Péter with his Ortigia Self Portrait, from 2019.
We are hearthbroken.
His books, his photographic works, his comments on the state of the world are all testaments of his curiosity, compassion and deep empathy.
We send you much love for your next journey, dear Péter.

16/08/2026

József Csató – View IV., 2026, oil on canvas, 40x30 cm
Csató Józsi

10/08/2026

We’re delighted to share that Anna Pakosz ’s work is currently on view as part of the group exhibition Neither Here Nor There at General Assembly, London, on view until 31 August.

If you’d like to learn more about Anna’s practice or enquire about available works by the artist, we’d be happy to hear from you—please get in touch via email.

Anna Pakosz: Lost from the start, 2026, 150x177 cm, bleach, rust, dye and paint on linen