Founded in 1971, the Makó Artists’ Colony is a special site in the history of Hungarian graphic art. Its main profile comprised photo-based silk screen and offset printing. Photography pervaded the creative process in many ways: artists used it to document action art, but it was suitable for the research of structure, movement and temporality as well as for the manipulation of reality. The exhibition tells the history of the art colony; the pieces on display are characterized by interdisciplinary vision and a multitude of styles.

Exhibiting artists: Gábor Attalai, Imre Bak, Huba Bálványos, Ferenc Banga, Márton Barabás, András Baranyay, József Benes, Daniela Bikácsi, Imre Bukta, Tibor Csikós, Unen Enkh, Alajos Eszik, Árpád Fákó, József Gaál, György Galántai, Péter Gémes, Tibor Hajas, István Halász, Károly Halász, Anna Illés, Tünde Jámbor née Balogh, Zsigmond Károlyi, Ildikó Karsai, Ádám Kéri, Imre Kocsis, Gábor Kóthay, Attila Kovács, Tamás Kovács, Frigyes Kőnig, László Lakner, András Lengyel, Antal Lux, István Nádler, István Orth, Miklós Pálos, Gábor Pásztor, Ferenc Pataki, Sándor Pinczehelyi, Péter Sarkadi, Sándor Rácmolnár, Károly Schmal, József Straub, Róbert Šwierkiewicz, Árpád Szabados, Ágnes Szabó, Beáta Széchy, Imre Szemethy, Tamás Szikora, János Szirtes, Dezső Takács, Ernő Tolvaly, Péter Ujházi, Tamás J. Váczy, Ildikó Várnagy, Ferenc Veszely, Gábor Záborszky