This year, the selected works will be showcased simultaneously at two enchanting venues, accompanied by a rich program of professional and cultural events. The exhibitions will be hosted by two outstanding art centers in Hungary: Szentendre – the City of Arts – and Budapest.
DATES & VENUES – Inflow 2025 Events
VENUES AND DATES:
BUDAPEST: 📅August 29 – September 19, 2025.
A Selection from the Inflow 2025. artpieces and Andreia Gabriella Popescu & David Sandu “Corner”.
📍Budapest, ICR Izsó street, City Park: OPENING: August 29. 18 h
The opening will feature a piano performance by Izabella Horváth, a distinguished pianist currently living in France.
🌍Budapest, 2-day Charon Kransen Seminar: August 31. – September 1, 10-16 h
(need to register and pay, more details: inflow@inflowexpo.com)
🥂Budapest, Finissage: September 18. 18 h
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SZENTENDRE: 📅August 29 – September 21. 2025.
The central exhibition of Inflow 2025 presents the works of artists from 29 countries, including pieces by the invited honorary exhibitors Jack Cunningham and Slawomir Fijalkowski.
📍ArtMill Museum Center: Grand OPENING & Awarding Night: August 30. 18 h
Szentendre, Bogdányi str. 32.
🎶Bori Orbán French Sansons
🌱Narrative Space: Design performance by Victoria Wang, August 30. 20 h
🎤Inflow Professional Symposium: 30th August, 9-15 h Szentendre ArtMill free for exhibitors
Title: Intention and Impact – Contemporary Artistic Jewellery in Today’s Interpretive Space
Lectures:
- Charon Kransen, former professor, curator, member of the Jury, NY
- Anikó Illés, Habil PhD. Moholy-Nagy University of Art & Design Budapest
- David Sandu, founder, curator, RJW
- Slawomir Fijalkowski, professor of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk
- dr. Györgyi Mátyók, art manager Inflow
Designers team up with exhibitors and jury members. (inside the Symposium program)
📍The secrets of ArtMill 5th Sept 17 h
Walk with Brigitta Muladi art historian.
You will know more about the history of ArtMill and also visit the 3 exhibitions inside. A Museum Ticket is needed.
🌱Finissage, August 19. 18h
The guest of Inflow is Szabolcs Szabadfi, who offers a sensory reflection on the exhibition’s creations through taste.
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The “TOP 9” artists will be showcased at the Design Without Borders exhibition.
📅 October 16 – November 16, Kiscelli Museum
We are warmly welcome you at Inflow 2025. events!
How to get to Szentendre from Budapest:
It is very short by car – cca 25 minutes -, and also good with public transportation.
You can choose several options: train, bus.
This link helps you to have ideas about your trip to our city:
https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Budapest/Szentendre-Station
By car: Szentendre can be approached from Route 11 (“11-es főút“) from the direction of Budapest and Esztergom, Visegrád.
For those arriving from the left bank of the Danube, the eastern part of Hungary and the M0 motorway, the Megyeri Bridge provides easy access.
Parking: paid parking is available in the Szentendre town centre and along the Danube bank. On Route 11, at the intersection of the Danube Embankment and Pannónia Street there is access to free parking.
By suburban railway (HÉV): suburban rail H5 leaves approximately every half-hour from Batthány Square to Szentendre. The journey on the H5 takes 40 minutes.
H5 HÉV schedules
By coach/long-distance bus: there are frequent direct coach services to Szentendre from the Újpest-Városkapu coach station (accessible from Budapest via the M3/blue metro line), as well as from Esztergom and Visegrád.
Bus schedules
By bicycle: the international bicycle road, EuroVelo 6 runs through Szentendre. Thus Szentendre can be a perfect resting stop or the final destination for cycling tourists.
Bicycle map
By boat: Mahart’s daily boats from Budapest and Esztergom stop over in Szentendre during the summer season. Dunataxi offers an especially quick and adventurous trip.
MAHART schedules and Dunataxi-schedules
You can find further transit information [in Hungarian]: on the website of the town of Szentendre
MAHART schedules and Dunataxi-schedules