Events

The exhibition of about a hundred works by Félicien Rops (1833-1898), a friend of Baudelaire and Mihály Zichy, a great figure of the Belgian symbolism, and a “graphic artist of the modern Decadent movement”, is presented in the framework of the Walloon-Hungarian cultural agreement, through the cooperation between the Hungarian National Gallery and the Félicien Rops Museum of Namur, Belgium.

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The Meeting of Musical Instruments is an exhibition of musical instruments, where the audience can enjoy performances and experience concerts, try musical intstuments, see emigrant musical instrument-making manufactures and masters, and listen to some music.

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Márton Munkácsi or Martin Munkácsi (1896-1963), who was born in Kolozsvár, was the greatest pioneer of modern photographic journalism and the best-paid star photographer of his age, who activated the static medium of photography with his unique perspective.

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Setting is a special type of building.  Sometimes it is not even a building. There were times when there were no settings in theatres at all, because the theatre itself was the frame for the play.

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Three present and former colleagues of the Theatre and Music article of port.hu, which has been founded 15 years ago, think that pictures and printed letters often seem more realistic than things are in reality. But in contrast with letters, a well-prepared photograph can sometimes reflect somebody's character with an astonishing honesty. This can especially be true for an actor on a stage, because spectators or the audience are entitled to expect authentic performances in each moment. If this expectation is not fulfilled, the actor’s fate is failure, and the musician’s fate is to be forgotten.

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Although everybody calls the famous opera house by its nickname, the Met, there are few Hungarian music fans who are regular visitors to it. A few years ago the world-famous New York Metropolitan Opera virtually increased its auditorium, and created the opportunity for several hundred thousand people around the world to visit its performances: within the framework of “The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD" programme, fans can enjoy live opera broadcasts altogether in 44 countries in excellent quality. The aim of our exhibition, the topic of which changes with the broadcasts from the Met, is to serve the opera fan audience of Müpa even more.

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The music programme and the exhibition are sponsored by Ethnosound, the world music instrument shop.
Our exhibition belongs to a series of concerts and instrument demonstration events held each Saturday morning, during which children can listen to the folk music of different continents and see rare musical instruments.

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Nymphs are the Greek and Roman goddesses of free nature, and they are the embodiments of the vitality of nature. Their cult is closely connected to springs, fountains and wells, because in ancient times people thought that water is a present from nymphs. Nymphs were therefore widely venerated wherever a spring dedicated to them watered fields, meadows and gardens.

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István Böszörményi, Andor Kiss, László Kuti, Gábor Miklya, Zsolt Nyári, Zoltán Pál, Attila Pokorny, Katalin Rezsonya
The Basis Sculptors’ Association consists of ten sculptor artists from Pécs. When they put their creations and thoughts together, for example within the framework of an exhibition, a new quality and a new spectacle is born.

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János Megyik (b. Szolnok, 1938), whose works can be defined as on the border of painting, sculpture and architecture, focuses his art on modelling the structure of panel paintings.

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