Four works by János Mattis-Teutsch, Béla Kádár and Hugó Scheiber have been loaned by The Trust to an exhibition of works by Flemish and Hungarian artists at the Oostend Museum. The exhibition is entitled “Flouquet, Kassák, Léonard: The Architecture of Images During the Interwar Period” and is a fascinating exploration of the links and parallels between the oeuvres of these two little-known Flemish artists and the most important figure of the Hungarian avant-garde. The show also places these artists into their contemporary artistic contexts, hence the works by the other Hungarian artists loaned by the Trust. The exhibition is accompanied by an extensive and beautifully produced catalogue in Flemish and English.

All three works by the important artist Lajos Vajda owned by The Salgo Trust are currently on display in a major retrospective of the artists’s works at the Ferenczy Museum in Szentendre, Hungary. The exhibition has received excellent reviews and the three Salgo works are featured items in the installation.

Almost the entire Salgo Trust collection of Hungarian art is now available for public viewing at muzeumdigitar.hu. After a busy summer of re-photographing the entire collection (both in an out of frames), including the verso of each item, our collection is now available for study by the public, in most cases through high-definition photographs. Please go to: https://www.museum-digital.de/hu/portal/index.php?t=listen&type=3&suinin=98&instnr=98&sort=person.