Aliona FRANKL (Novocserkasz, 1954 - ) photographer, she is primarily interested in researching old professions and the disappearing memories of Budapest. She has been a member of the Association of Hungarian Photographers, since 1998.

Scholarship of Soros Foundation, 1998

Scholarship of Soros Foundation, 1998

Scholarship of the Municipality of Budapest, Vienna, 1999

World in Motion Award of Excellence, 2000

Artist in Residence, KulturKontakt Vienna, 2000

Budapest Gallery and Kunstverein Vienna Photographical Scholarship, 2005

Pro Kultura Urbis, 2007

Stumbling stones, Fészek Gallery, Budapest, 2014

Boulevard of Budapest, Fuga- Budapest Center of Architecture, Budapest, Fészek Gallery, Open Workshop, Budapest, 2012

Hungary Festival Ome / nukumori wa kawaranai, Mayagura Gallery, Tokyo-Ome, 2009

Prozori Budimpeste, Libertas Film Festival Rupe Museum, Dubrovnik, 2009

Ungraspable staying, Millenaris, Red-Black Gallery, Budapest, 2009

Picture-opening, Open Workshop, Budapest, 2008

Budapestians and Heavenly Creatures, Nessim Gallery, Budapest, 2008

Masters of Their Crafts, Fészek Gallery, Budapest, 2007

stadt, land, ecoplus, Vienna, 2007

Coffee-House Diary, Ernst Museum, Budapest, 2007

Old shops, The First International Week of Photography, Thessaloniki, 1998

Disappearing Budapest / Le Vieux Budapest, Institut Francais, Budapest, 1994

Stereos, Liget Gallery, Budapest, 1990

Pictures and pixels – Photographic Art - and beyond, Art of Hall, Budapest, 2016

Contemporary digital photography, MAOE - National Association of Hungarian Artists’ Photographic Division, Mank Gallery (Old Artists’ Colony Gallery), 2014

Budapest Immersion 2013, New Budapest Gallery, 2013

Faust II – Reality and actuality in the contemporary photography, The exhibition house in Lajos street of Budapest Gallery, Budapest, 2012

Duna- Open Book, Mai Manó House - Hungarian House of Photography, Budapest, 2012

Identity and environment, Ludwig Museum, Budapest 1999

Admissions of Identity, Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield, England, 1998 

Hungarian Museum of Photography, Kecskemét

The Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library, Budapest, Collection

Museé de l’Elysée, Lausanne, Switzerland

Beth Hatefutosth Archive – Diaspora Museum, Tel Aviv

First Hungarian Art and Artifact Repository Foundation

Hungarian Coffeehouse Foundation

Foundation for Hungarian Cafés, Budapest

Collection of Contemporary Photography, Budapest

Mala Gallery, Warsaw Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism, Budapest

Yale University Library, New Haven, CT, USA

Library of Congress, Washington DC

The Library of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest

The Library of the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest

Dunakavics / Gravel of Danube, Tiara Ltd., Budapest, 2010.

Múltidéző Mesterségek/Masters of Their Crafts, Pleno Editio, Budapest, 2008.

Csak képek / Only pictures, Városháza Publisher, Budapest, 2008.

Téglák/Bricks (Text Gyula Zeke), Pleno Editio, Budapest, 2007.

Aliona Frankl – Katalin Juhász: Fények – mesterségek / Lights – professions, Angyalföld Region History Collection, Budapest, 2005.

Aliona Frankl – Gyula Zeke: Kávézók kalauza/Guide to Cafés, Enciklopédia Publisher, Budapest, 2005.

Aliona Frankl – Gyula Zeke: A másik város / The Other City, Kijárat Publisher, Budapest, 2003.

Lágy vonal / Soft line, Pleno Editio, Budapest, 2001.