Another exhibition of ours has opened, this time in Budapest, at the Bischitz Johanna Integrated Human Service Center's daytime care facility. This is not our first exhibition in this welcoming, family-like environment. We are delighted to see our collaborations with institutions in the 7th district growing stronger. At the opening, speeches were delivered on behalf of the Romano Kher Budapesti Roma Cultural Center by Melinda Rézműves, Director, and Dalma Czímer, Collection Manager. Our colleague introduced the audience to the artists behind the selected artworks, discussing their positions in the field of visual arts. After the opening ceremony, we engaged in informal discussions, answering the audience's questions, thereby fostering a shared appreciation and analysis of art among the visitors. "In a time when consuming culture has become a luxury, it is crucial to make art accessible to those who might otherwise be excluded. This demonstrates that we truly are public service providers!"

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