Bauhaus Ballet<span class="subtitle">by Szilveszter Makó</span>

Bauhaus Balletby Szilveszter Makó

Join us for New York City’s biggest week in fashion as we celebrate Bauhaus Ballet. Step inside Szilveszter Makó’s world shaped by memory and image which transforms photography into an immersive experience. Enjoy live performances, curated dining experiences by [CHEF], and more.

29 West 23rd street New York

September 8–12 2026

Capital One Exclusives

Cardholder PREVIEW Dinner

Cardholder PREVIEW Dinner

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Cocktail party with TBA talent

Cocktail party with TBA talent

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Public Experiences

Open to the public | September 10th-12th, 10:30am - 6pm

Public Experiences

"Bauhaus Ballet transforms photography into an immersive experience across six rooms for New York Fashion Week 2026. Step inside Szilveszter Makó’s world shaped by memory and image, featuring designer conversations, live performances, and curated dining by Le Veau d’Or."

Talents

Szilveszter Makó

Szilveszter Makó

Szilveszter Makó is a Hungarian-born artist living between Europe, North America and Asia. His work is recognised for its orchestrated peculiarity, blending memory and fiction through themes of childhood, folklore, inherited traditions and post-communist Hungary. Rooted in craftsmanship, every element is carefully created or transformed with intention. Since collaborating early in his career with Willem Dafoe, Makó has worked with leading figures across art, fashion and culture. Wherever it is encountered, his work is made to linger, unsettle and stand on its own.

Chef TBA

Chef TBA

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