Author: artNESZ

művészeti rendezvényszervezés, Volunteering

artNESZ’s Art Volunteer Program for the POWER LINES Exhibition

In connection with the POWER LINES – Mercedes-Benz Art Collection exhibition, which will be on view in Budapest in the summer of 2026, artNESZ has developed a new art volunteer and professional internship program related to the exhibition’s operations.

A Volunteer Program Tailored to the Exhibition

We developed the volunteer program with the specific characteristics of the exhibition and the venue in mind. artNESZ is responsible for designing the volunteer concept, recruiting and selecting participants, training them, and coordinating the program. The concept goes beyond traditional exhibition supervision: it simultaneously supports the operational implementation of the project, enhances the visitor experience, and fosters the development of the next generation of professionals in the cultural sector. In addition to tasks that support the exhibition’s operations, it offers genuine professional experience to those who wish to become more familiar with the world of contemporary visual arts.

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Judit Horváth Lóczi Exhibition at Hotel Clark

Art Corner by Clark & Leo presents Judit Horváth Lóczi’s exhibition titled “Art is Therapy” in the communal spaces of Hotel Clark Budapest and Leo Bistro.

In collaboration with the artNESZ Fine Arts Agency and The Space Contemporary Art Gallery, an exhibition titled “Art is Therapy,” featuring the works of Judit Horváth Lóczi, has opened. The exhibition was organized and curated by Réka Kabdebó (Hotel Clark Budapest) and Ildikó Tőke (Leo Bistro), the founders of Art Corner by Clark & Leo. The exhibition features, among other things, abstract, geometric acrylic paintings, small sculptures, metal objects, and textile installations suspended in space. The works invite viewers on an inner journey, explore the therapeutic power of art, and address themes such as emotions, the senses, and experiences.

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