The exhibition 'Long live painting' is presenting works by Jörg Immendorff at the Museum of Fine Arts is a tribute to the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

60 works are to give an overview of the art of the artist who died seven years ago, who was also an iconic revolutionary figure of German painting after World War II. Immendorff was among the first in Germany, who was dealing with ever since the 1970s the cultural and spiritual reunification of the two Germanies, both symbolically and actively, that was divided after the Second World War. However, the exhibition in Budapest does not intend to solely show content of Immendorff's art, but also its formal complexity, the main corners of his art.