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Events
Budapest Mahler Festival 2010
The Palace of Arts in association with the Budapest Festival Orchestra organises the Budapest Mahler Festival for the 6th time, opening on September 9th with a concert of the NDR Symphony Orchestra conducted by Christoph von Dohnányi.
Palace of Arts program - 2010 II. Semester
The Palace of Arts organize many interesting programs from August to December.
Light players: György Kepes and Frank Malina - From technology to art and back
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The exhibition of Ludwig Museum aims to present György Kepes and Frank Malina through the parallels between their paintings, photograms, photographs and kinetic works.
Allan Sekula: Polonia and other fables
The world-famous American artist, Allan Sekula (Erie, Pennsylvania, 1951), became popular with his documentarist photographic and video art.
Behind the counter
Works of art about the economies of the post-socialist countries, from Croatia to Armenia, through Poland, Ukraine, Slovakia, Romania to Hungary. Works of 30 artists about the illusion of two global systems: capitalism and socialism.
The exhibition entitled “Behind the Counter” introduces thirty contemporary visual artists and art groups, whose work reflects on the economic processes and phenomena of the past 20 years of the post-socialist region, the Eastern block.
*Miklós Surányi © Műcsarnok Kusnthalle Budapest 2010
Lifework exhibition of György Kovásznai (1934-1983)
This is the first comprehensive exhibition of György Kovásznai’s lifework, an outstanding Hungarian performance from the cold war period in Europe and also a preparation for postmodern arts.
The Citizen of Pest – The Emergence of a Bourgeois City in the First Half of the 19th Century
Come and visit the Budapest History Museum, which has been welcoming visitors for 120 years to present the capital’s history over several sites.
Kultucca Festivals - 2010
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The number of festivals is continuously expanding in Ráday utca. In 2000, first in the line was the Plein Art- Festival of Contemporary Arts, which was a new colourful spot in addition to the traditional Ferencvárosi Nyári Játékok (Ferencváros Summer Festival) and the Ferenc napi búcsú (Ferenc Day Fair). Through the festival period from spring to autumn, the audience can also enjoy the free-of-charge events on the Day of Poetry, the Paper Magic (Papírvarázs) Festival, the Festive Week of Books (Ünnepi Könyvhét), Barge Harbour (Bárka Kikötő), the Reformed Church Music Festival and the MOL Budapest Jazz Festival.
The black soup - The art of making coffee
A temporary exhibition jointly organised by the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism and the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport.
Novel of archeology
Archeology and museum in the researches on the history of Budapest founded 135 years ago.
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