Gazdáné Olosz Ella Art Gallery

👸🏼 The creator of the collection has taken great care in selecting the pieces for the exhibition, which includes around 1,200 dolls. You will find dolls from all over the world: life-size dolls, many made of fine porcelain, but also French limited edition dolls and a very old doll “born” in 1885. 📌 The exhibition can be visited on weekday afternoons and weekends by appointment!

🎨 Discover the Kádár László Art Gallery in Covasna, a cultural space dedicated to visual appeal, inspiration and artistic dialogue! In a welcoming atmosphere, the gallery hosts various exhibitions of painting, graphics and visual arts, signed by both local artists and established creators from home and abroad. 🖼 ✨ We invite you to step into a universe of colors and shapes and experience the joy of art in the heart of Covasna! 

The Arcade House was built between 1818 and 1822 in Neoclassical style, when the current image of the city centre began to take shape. It also served as a death house, where the freedom fighters József Váradi and Ferenc Bartalis spent the night before their execution in 1854. It was threatened with demolition before the First World War, but the outbreak of war saved it. Between 1958- 2002 it was the home of the County Archives. Having been completely renovated in 2008, today it is a building, which hosts exhibitions and events of various institutions and museums.

🎨🖼 The main goal of the Transylvanian Art Centre’s is to create, within reasonable time, a realistic, cross-culturally appreciable, convertible self-image of the Transylvanian fine arts, both for itself and for the community . Therefore, the objective of the Centre is to collect, operate, display and present representative Transylvanian art created after 1920 . It also assumes professional care of artists’ legacy and saving their art for future generations. The art collecting interest of Transylvanian Art Centre (TAC), established in Saint George town, ranges from the historical Transylvania and Partium to Bucharest or any other Romanian region. It also collects the Transylvania related works of Romanian, Saxon or other nationality artists who were friends or fellows of Hungarian artists; works of Hungarian artists who were born in Transylvania but who later moved to other countries and, occasionally, creations of foreign artists’ characterized by a Transylvanian touch. Art-friendly audience and their education lies in the centre of our attention and activity. The Transylvanian Art Centre welcomes not only visual art lovers but also those who are interested in literature, music and other related arts or those who choose art just for relaxation.

The MAGMA Contemporary Art Space started working on April 1st 2010, with a three years preparatory work, in Sfântu Gheorghe city - with the founders and runners of the space – Ágnes-Evelin Kispál, Attila Kispál and Barnabás Vetró Bodoni (till 2013). MAGMA is an independent artist space and the works presented here are from the field of contemporary art, focusing on media art, workshops, experimental or improvisation music, artist talks, art pedagogy, guided tours, performances; The curators cooperate not only with those who come from the art field but also with musicians, philosophers, theatre, etc.