Gyula Muskovics is a Budapest-based curator, writer, artist and cofounder of the Hollow immersive performance art group. From Fall 2023 to Spring 2024 he was a Fulbright fellow at the Museum of Modern Art and from Fall 2024, he is a Rosztoczy Foundation fellow at the NYU Special Collections Center and Howl Arts in New York City for 6 months.
Gyula’s works and publications are motivated by a pull toward the edge and revolve around subversion, queer desire, intimacy, and the political capabilities of the body. He has performed, created and curated events in off-sites, theaters, galleries, and festivals including Trafó House of Contemporary Arts (Budapest, HU), House of Arts (Brno, CZ), MeetFactory (Prague, CZ), radialsystem (Berlin, DE), and Donaufestival (Krems, AT). He is currently a PhD candidate at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest. He has given talks at nGbK and Slavs and Tatar’s Pickle Bar in Berlin, the School of Visual Arts in New York and the University of Chicago. He has written essays and articles for The European Journal of Women Studies, DIK Fagazine, CTM Magazine, Kitchen On Mind, and post – MoMA.
