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MET Galéria
MET Gallery in Budapest is Hungary’s first gallery dedicated to electrographic art, presenting digital, electronic and contemporary media art.
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MET Gallery is the exhibition space of the Hungarian Electrographic Art Association (MET/HEAA) in Budapest. Opened in 2014, it is Hungary’s first gallery specifically dedicated to the presentation of electrographic art.

The Hungarian Electrographic Art Association was founded in Budapest in 2001 to promote, present and explore visual art created through electronic and digital means. Its members include painters, graphic artists, sculptors, media artists, art historians and art writers.

MET Gallery hosts exhibitions, community programmes and experimental art projects, with a particular focus on electrography, digital image-making and the contemporary artistic use of electronic media. Its programme presents both Hungarian and international artists.

This participant is enrolled in the requested edition but is not active because they have not organized any event, do not appear among the artists, venues, or curators involved in published events, have not organized any tour, and do not appear among the participants in published tours.
BACODE FMWSML
Participation
2026
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Structure
ASSOCIATIONS
Structure established in 2014
Director Haász Ágnes
Main genres treated by MET Galéria
AudioMixed mediaVideo
Location
Bölcső u. 9. földszint 1. - 1117 Budapest
2026. szeptember 25, 26, 27, 15-19 óra között
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Contacts
+36 205037240
www.computerart.hu
elektrografia.art@gmail.com
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