Philip Pocock:
The Endgame of Photography

The endgame of photography Philip Pocock’s exhibition at INDA Gallery As the closing event in its series of exhibitions celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, INDA will now introduce to the Hu... ▶︎

Agnieszka Grodzińska, Ágnes Eperjesi, Marianne Csáky:
Stretching Space

The 2016 autumn season takes off with a joint exhibition of works by Marianne Csáky, Ágnes Eperjesi and Agnieszka Grodzińska in Inda Gallery’s freshly remodelled spaces. The visitor is guided through... ▶︎

Lilla Szász:
Dazzle

Curator: Monika Perenyi Three rooms – three themes. Or rather, a circle of questions explored from three angles: closeness and devotion associated with the female character and femininity, soft-spoke... ▶︎

The Architecture of Compassion

Curator: Barnabás Bencsik In the past few years, Róza El-Hassan has carried out thorough research into archaic methods and forms of Syrian architecture. She opened a new chapter in her committed huma... ▶︎

Agnieszka Grodzińska:
Having a Lie with You

Representing the reputed emerging generation of Polish artists, Agnieszka Grodzińska (1984) presents a selection of her works in a show titled Having a Lie with You in Inda Gallery’s Project Room. Wo... ▶︎

Kamen Stoyanov:
Will I be happy?

In his third solo exhibition at Inda Kamen Stoyanov shows works he created in 2015 in a variety of media. He continues to explore the topics of migration, movement and interaction with the environ... ▶︎

Zsófia Szemző, Judit Fischer:
GIBBERISH

The central theme of this exhibition of three friends’ works is the phase of linguistic plasticity before language acquisition, when the solid and hierarchical rules and definitions of linguistic exp... ▶︎

Zsófia Szemző, Judit Fischer:
GIBBERISH

The central theme of this exhibition of three friends’ works is the phase of linguistic plasticity before language acquisition, when the solid and hierarchical rules and definitions of linguistic exp... ▶︎