MODEM is organising an incomparably exciting exhibition this Summer as a result of such international cooperation that haven’t had a precedent before. Artworks are arriving from more than 80 institutions and collectors, the insurance value of the works exceeds the 100 milliard Hungarian Forints. The theme of the exhibition is such a question that has always been recurrent in art since romanticism: Can the world be redeemed? Such artworks can be seen in MODEM that give or try to give answer to this question, in the topic of messianism and redemption. Works of Picasso, Dalí, Kokoschka, Munch, Andy Warhol, Serrano, Bacon, Redon, Abramovic will be exhibited in Debrecen, but besides the international masterpieces there will be an exciting selection of Hungarian art from Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka to Judit Reigl. The public could never see the modern and contemporary artworks dealing with the idea of messianism and redemption in such a comprehensive context that offers so various interpretations.

Artists participating in the exhibition:

Magdalena Abakanowicz, Marina Abramovic, Craigie Aitchison, Kai Althoff, Amos Imre, Anna Margit, Dieter Appelt, Francis Bacon, Bak Imre, Balint Endre, Apcar Baltazar, Juraj Bartusz, Georg Baselitz, Batthyany Gyula, Beothy Istvan, Bereny Robert, Berszan, Blue Noses, Christian Boltanski, Bortnyik Sandor, August Bromse, Gunter Brus, Bukta Imre, Ladislav Earny, Marc Chagall, Vaclav Chochola, Czigany Dezso, Ignacy Czwartos, Csontvary Kosztka Tivadar, Salvador Dali, Deim Pal, Wim Delvoye, Derkovits Gyula, Marlene Dumas, Egry Jozsef, Fener Tamas, Emil Filla, Adolf Frohner, Gemes Peter, Gerber Pal, Eugeniusz Get-Stankiewicz, Eric Gill, Dariusz Gorczyca, Johannes Grutzke, Gulacsy Lajos, Hantai Simon, Bernhard Heisig, Keith Haring, Jorg Immendorf, Jaschik Almos, Anton Jaszusch, Andre Kertesz, Grzegorz Klaman, Eva Kmentova, Kmetty Janos, Oskar Kokoschka, Marian Konarski, Kondor Bela, Korniss Dezso, Kovacs Peter, Zofia Kulik, Lakner Laszlo, Sigalit Landau, Daniel Lezama, Robert Mapplethorpe, Theresa Margolles, Matrai Erik, Joan Miro, Jaroslaw Modzelewski, Moholy-Nagy Laszlo, Molnar C. Pal, Otto Muehl, Edward Munch, Munkacsy Marton, Munkacsy Mihaly, Alice Neel, Hermann Nitsch, Orszag Lili, Dimitrie Paciurea, Kalervo Palsa, Pauer Gyula, Evan Penny, Pablo Picasso, Cristi Pogacean, Antonin Prochazka, Marc Quinn, Alexandru Radvan, Arnulf Rainer, Man Ray, Odilon Redon, Reigl Judit, Georges Rouault, Dorota Sadovska, Jan Saudek, Schaar Erzsebet, Rudolf Schwarzkogler, Andres Serrano, Rudolf Sikora, Miroslaw Sikorski, Frantisek Skala, Leszek Sobocki, Nancy Spero, Aleksandar Stankovski, Volker Stelzmann, Frederic Stork, Jioi Suruvka, Graham Sutherland, Szalay Lajos, Alina Szapocznikow, Szervatiusz Tibor, Norbert Tadeusz, Antoni Tapies, Tara, Nicolae Tonitza, Toth Menyhert, Werner Tubke, Vajda Lajos, Varnai Gyula, Vaszary Janos, Bill Viola, Andy Warhol, Carel Weight, Andrzej Wroblewski.

source: www.modemart.hu