Art, culture,
and inclusion
breznay-ganoczy foundation
"Art shakes from soul the dust accumulated in life of all days."
Picasso
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The Breznay-Ganoczy Foundation is a non-profit organization that deals with art, culture and inclusion for the benefit of the community. The Foundation's mission is to protect, preserve and raise awareness of the artistic legacy of the Breznay-Ganoczy family, organize exhibitions and cultural events. This artistic heritage, which spans three centuries and many generations of talents, is a treasure of inestimable artistic, cultural and historical value. Our Collection represents a testimony to the enduring commitment of generations of artists and art enthusiasts who have dedicated their lives to creating and building an extraordinary cultural heritage.
In this context, the Foundation plays a crucial role in the conservation, and the valorisation of works of art, in promoting accessibility and in the cultural enrichment of society, positioning itself as a beacon of inspiration and a bridge between the past and the future.
We are thrilled to offer the treasures of this Foundation to all those who share our passion for art, culture and history, inviting you to explore this extraordinary heritage with us.
Take part in discovering the Collection and help us spread the news, supporting us in the effort to open our first exhibition to the general public as soon as possible.
the Collection
This extraordinary artistic and cultural collection includes a vast range of works, styles and influences, making it a kaleidoscope of creativity and artistic expression as well as a journey through history. Each member of the Breznay-Ganoczy family has left a unique imprint on the history of art and culture, contributing to the enrichment of humanity's heritage that we want to preserve and share with the world.
The collection is being conserved, cataloged and archived. Here you can admire just a preview of the works of generations of talents. The definitive Collection will become accessible at the end of the archiving and restoration process.
Opening time
Mon - Fri: 9am - 1pm and 3pm - 6pm.
Closed on Saturday and Sunday.