NEWS

I was recently invited to speak at the discussion event series of KlikkArt Photo Club where we talked street photography, as a way of seeing and approaching reality.

After Budapest, the exhibition “Parallel Hungary” is about to travel to Bucharest. The exhibition hosted in cooperation with the Budapest Photo Festival and the Liszt Institute in Bucharest, will be on display as part of the 10th Bucharest Photofest in the Romanian capital.

The third installment of our annual Hungarian road trip series has just concluded, this year focusing on Hajdú-Bihar county in the country’s east.

The summary on the opening event, of my first ever solo street photography exhibition 'WERBUNG' at ISON Budapest.

I have spent a week in Miami, FL, USA - AKA 'The Magic City' in May 2025. Here is the gist of my visual interpretation of this incredibly colourful metropolis.

I'm thrilled to share that the acclaimed photography platform wonderzofphotography has featured a curated collection of my street...

Last night’s exhibition opening event at Central European University's 'Open Gallery' (Nyitott Galéria) Budapest was a delight and a true...

The body of work featured in Ákos Kocsány’s debut solo photography exhibition presents a compelling series of street scenes captured in Vienna. Ákos juxtaposes everyday urban moments with familiar elements of street advertising and visual communication. The result is an aesthetic and thought-provoking narrative, at times infused with subtle humor that invites viewers to reconsider the interplay between public life and commercial messaging in the urban landscape.

"In the largest group exhibition in the history of the Budapest Photo Festival , we present the popular and dynamic style of street...

The Kocsány brothers proudly unveil their very first collaborative exhibition, marking a significant milestone in their artistic journey. This inaugural joint showcase will be held at the charming and picturesque Graphisoft Park, an innovative corporate and academic campus nestled in the heart of Óbuda, one of the most historic and culturally rich districts of Budapest, Hungary.