Gábor Ébli PhD habil.
Head of MA programme, habilitated associate professor, supervisor
Art and Design Management MA
Head of MA programme
Art and Design Management MA
habilitated associate professor
Art and Design Management MA in English
Head of MA programme
Doctoral School
supervisor

Gábor has been teaching at MOME since 2004, and has been involved in the Art and Design Management MA programme since its launch. For his favourite subject, he takes students to visit various locations such as galleries, design studios and creative industry institutions to gain a better understanding of their workings by engaging in conversations with their heads as well as collective thinking.

Fields of education
design businesses
contemporary art market
art institutions
Fields of research
contemporary art
museum
art collecting

Biography

Gábor discovered his field of interest – researching the workings of museums, exhibitions and the contemporary art market – by combining his background in humanities and economy around twenty-five years ago, and published books on several areas of this field, such as Museumania. European Models for Generating Cultural Experience (2016). Currently, he is doing research, authoring publications and organising exhibitions on the subject of photo/art collecting. He has spent long stretches in German and English-speaking countries, and continues to draw on the experiences his scholarships in Cologne, New York and Sydney provided for fresh stimulus. The diversity of his background is illustrated by his latest book published in English language National Museums and Civic Patrons: Practices of Cultural Accumulation in Central and Eastern Europe (2020).

Professional works

New media positions from the collection of Péter Barta

Photo-based contemporary art from the Arcana Collection

Contemporary Art from the Gábor Vértes Collection

Awards, recognition

Fulbright Fellowship, New York

Australian government scholarship, Sydney

Ernő Kállai Art Critic Scholarship

Publications

Publication title
Curating Eastern Europe
Museum policy in Hungary
Szöllősi-Nagy–Nemes Collection
Will Hungarian private collectors turn international?
Bucharest-Budapest bridge
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