The exhibition WATER DREAM MEMORY is hosted at Palazzo Zorzi, headquarters of the UNESCO Office in Venice, in conjunction with the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia.

The exhibition explores water as a threshold element: unstable, elusive, and suspended between presence and disappearance. This liminal condition mirrors today’s ecological crisis—fragmented, often invisible, yet deeply shaping our societies.

David Art Gallery is proud to present *Signs and Symbols* (*Jelek és jelképek*), a captivating group exhibition opening on May 28, 2026. Curated by Bela Balog, this exhibition brings together a remarkable group of international and Hungarian artists to explore the profound modes of communication that allow us to connect beyond spoken language, through the universal grammar of signs, symbols, and visual narratives.

In a moment when both the technical medium and the expressive milieu of cinema are continually reshaped by hybrid, networked visual cultures, the question shifts from «What is cinema ?» to « Where does it live ?». Pavle Levi notes that contemporary images are «homeless», circulating among theatres, galleries, fairs, phones, streams and interactive-game worlds.