Imre Bukta is one of the boldest voices in contemporary Hungarian art, bringing rural life into focus with honesty, wit, and sensitivity. Over the decades, his paintings, installations, and performances have captured the joys and hardships of people living in Hungary’s countryside. He isn’t afraid to highlight social realities, combining humor and irony with a deep awareness of the world around him.
Exhibition Details
Now, Bukta’s solo show takes center stage at the Budapest Roma Cultural Center (Romano Kher Budapesti Roma Művelődési Ház), located at 67 Király Street in downtown Budapest. Visitors have until November 3, 2025, to see this fascinating collection, which runs from October 3. The exhibition is a rare chance to experience the power and complexity of his work up close, set within a cultural center that celebrates Roma heritage in the capital of Hungary.
