Hungarian sculpture meets Serbian painting in an international exhibition opening on Friday, 13 November 2026, at 7 pm at Galerija Štab / ArtDragstor in Belgrade.

Bringing together artists, disciplines and two contemporary art scenes, MOST.HUNGARY-SERBIA creates a space for dialogue between Serbia and Hungary. The exhibition will remain on view until 29 November at TC Galerija, Bulevar Vudroa Vilsona 14.

Organised through a collaboration between Galerija Štab, Art Market Budapest and EDGE Communications, the exhibition builds on a partnership established in 2022, when Serbia was the guest of honour at Art Market Budapest. Presented under the title MOST.SERBIA, that showcase introduced contemporary Serbian art to Budapest audiences and laid the foundations for this new exchange.

The Belgrade exhibition brings together Serbian painters and Hungarian sculptors whose practices cross artistic and geographical boundaries. Galerija Štab shapes the painting-led exhibition environment, while EDGE Communications presents a selection of sculptures drawing on sCULTURE, Art Market Budapest’s long-running sculpture programme. This marks the programme’s first presentation outside Hungary in its ten-year history.

For Attila Ledényi, founder and director of Art Market Budapest and EDGE Communications, the exhibition opens a new chapter in the partnership. He emphasises the potential of closer regional cooperation to connect art markets and strengthen their shared presence internationally.

The title captures the spirit of the project: in Serbian, most means “bridge”, while in Hungarian it means “now”. Together, these meanings express an invitation to make existing connections visible while creating opportunities for future cultural exchange.

Participating artists: Albert László Barabási, Szilárd Gáspár, Tamás Gilly, Igor Kantar, Tamás Kis, Nikola Božović, Miklós Kiss, Áron Zsolt Majoros, Gergely Mindák, Joškin Šiljan, Fanni Somogyi, Miljan Stevanović, Hajnalka Szabó, Csilla Szilágyi, Anna Edit Szöllősi and Gábor Miklós Szőke.

The sCULTURE programme is curated by Lilla Makláry.

Opening: Friday, 13 November 2026, at 7 pm
Exhibition runs until: 29 November 2026
Venue: Galerija Štab / ArtDragstor, TC Galerija
Address: Bulevar Vudroa Vilsona 14, Belgrade