Mihály Vargha
Marco Trentin
Distinguishing marks
The exhibition explores the tension between identity and identification. Marco Trentin begins with the traits through which an individual becomes recognisable, describable and catalogued, while asking what remains beyond the narrow frameworks of identification.
The opening of the Székely Equestrian Museum in Olteni
The Mikó Castle in Olteni has been completely renewed through a comprehensive restoration project and, from autumn 2026, will continue to operate as an external unit of the Székely National Museum under the name Székely Equestrian Museum.
Memory from Szentendre
Vajda Lajos Studio, 1990–2008–2026
Reflections by contemporary artists and unique works from the Varga–Balogh Collection evoke the oeuvre of János Aknay from 1974 to the present day.
Diploma
Exhibition of Diploma Works by Graduates of the Institute of Fine Arts in Sfântu Gheorghe
The three emerging artists offer a glimpse into three distinct and unique artistic worlds, united by a shared sense of local belonging coupled with a universal outlook.
Gyula Ádám
People of Two Worlds
The human being stands at the center of his art: faces, hands and gazes from which—according to journalist Gábor Cseke—an “aesthetics of the face” emerges, rooted in Christian values and imbued with the symbolic light of the church of his native village, revealing “not only the reality, but the truth of things.”
Robert Gutowski Architects
architectural exhibition
At the exhibition, the public will have the opportunity to view one of the awarded designs from the architectural competition for the New Transylvanian Art Center and explore a selection of outstanding works created by the architectural office.
Living Legacy
Anniversary, Festive Hall, Music
On this day, we simultaneously celebrate the museum's birthday, commemorate the legacy of our founder, Emília Csereyné Zathureczky, and recall the memory of Béla Bartók's concert in Sepsiszentgyörgy.
KÓS 140
The Workshop of Károly Kós
The exhibition showcases the early masterpieces of the young architect through original plans, archival photographs, contemporary depictions, and documents.
Gyárfás (1857–1925)
The distinguished artist from Sfântu Gheorghe, is often referred to as the “Munkácsy of the Szeklers”. His painting, drawing skills, and the dramatic power and lyrical sensitivity expressed on his canvases place him among the finest masters.
Mrs. Cserey – 200
We Are Reborn!
How did a noblewoman manage to establish a museum? Who was Emília Zathureczky Cserey? Is her name only associated with the establishment of the museum, or are there other social and cultural events linked to her?