Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2003 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2003-09-01 / 9. szám
m^TúZEUMI J^ÍRLEVÉLi© Review Cover picture: The Csukás House (Hungary, Pécs, Perczel utca) European Cultural Heritage Days 2003 The highlighted theme in Hungary: Zsolnay Ceramics and Creativity Date: 20 -21 September 2003 (Saturday - Sunday) The opening ceremony will be held on 20 September 2003, 11 A.M. in Pécs, Zsolnay-gyár. FOCUS BUDAPEST European Cultural Heritage Days 2003 150 Years - 150 Art Objects (Zsolnay Ceramics and Creativity) Within the frame of the European Cultural Heritage Days 2003 a temporary exhibition will be opened in the main exhibition hall of the National Office of the Cultural Heritage (Buda Castle, Táncsics M, u. 1). On display are more then 150 Zsolnay protected art objects from private collections. Curators: Anna Harangi, Márta Terey, Anikó Tomanicz, (art historians, National Office of the Cultural Heritage), Éva Csenkey (art historian, Museum of Applied Arts) and András Csonka (consultant). It can be visited from 16 September until 26 October 2003. (see more on http:// www.koh.hu) As a supplement of this issue of the Museum Newsletter we publish the list of the places opening to the public on the occasion of European Heritage Days, 20-21 September 2003. NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST Turn of Centuries, 1800 Museum of Fine Arts It can be visited until 30 November 2003 The exhibition is part of a series, entitled the World of the Turn of Centuries, organised by the curators of the Graphical Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. On display are the works of Antonio Canova, Bertel Thorvaldsen, Jaeques-Louis David, Jean- August-Dominique Ingres, Théodore Géricault, Heinrich Fiissli, Thomas Rowlandson, Daniel Chodowiecki, Angelika Kauffmann and Francisco Goya, as a part of the the world famous collection of the Museum of Fine Arts around 1800s years. Curator: Andrea Czére art historian. The History of Lace II. - The HUNNIA Lace Museum of Applied Arts Open from 15 August until 16 November 2003 You can read Ms Alice Torday's summary about the Hunnia laces made by Ms Aladár Fáy (1871-1944). She and her family created a special Hungarian bone-lace type namely the HUNNIA lace and founded a workshop in Köröstarcsa (in 1936) from the local ladies for the bone-lace making. On display are documents and pieces from the Textile collection and from the Library of Museum of Applied Arts and the laces of Ms Anikó Fáy's private properties. Actresses (Mari Jászai, Sári Fedák and Katalin Karády) Ernst Museum 10 September - 22 October 2003 The joint exhibition of Ernst Museum and the National Museum of the Theatre History can be visited until 21 October. Curator: Tamás Gajdó 100 Years - 100 Puppets Bajor Gizi Museum - The exhibition hall of the National Museum of Theatre History Address: H-1124 Budapest, Stromfeld Aurél u. 24. Open from Wednesday to Sunday 14h - 18h PM Information: OSZMI, Budapest 1013 Krisztina krt. 57. Puppets Collection Ms Eszter Papp E-mail: papp.eszter@ella.hu SZOMBATHELY Scholz Erik Retrospective (1926 - 1995) - Man, Tree, Ash Szombathely Art Gallery Open 11 September - 12 October 2003 SZEGED Barbarians in the Borders of the Roman Empire Graves, Bones and Sarmatian People of the Madaras Cemetery (Bács-Kiskun County) A joint temporary exhibition can be visited in the Castle of Szeged on the occasion of the International Limes Congress. On display are the archaeological heritage of the Sarmatian tribes settled between Lugio (Dunaszekcső) and Partiscum (Szeged.) Open from 5 September 2003. Curators: Ms Gabriella Vörös and the museologists of Móra Ferenc Museum, Szeged SZOMBATHELY József Csaba's Heritage Savaria Museum On display are the historical and ethnographical documentation of Mr József Csaba (1903-1983). Open till October 2003 PUBLIC RELATIONS SZÁZHALOMBATTA Study Days about the Experimental Archaeology Archaeological Park Date: 24-26 September 2003 Information by telephone: Matrica Museum, Csongrádiné Ads Éva Balogh, dr 06-70-2169596,06-23-354-91 NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST The history of the Hungarian Viticulture Hungarian Museum of Agriculture Open from 12 September 2003. SLOVENIA The History of Making Vine and 'Palinka' Kapornak Open from 27 June 2003. Curators of this exhibition were István Balog, Jakab Ferkov, Lázsló Mód, András Simon ethnographers with the participation of students from the Szeged University, Department of Ethnography. AUSTRIA Money, money and money... (Montecuccoli) Kötschach - Mauthen, City Council Open 7June-15 October 2003, Monday - Friday 10.00-13.00 AM, 15.00-18.00 PM, Saturday-Sunday: 14.00-18.00 PM. Curators are the museologists of the Museum and Institute of Military History (Budapest) INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS Culture 2000 - Education and Culture Announcement for 2004 Information: http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture (the Official Journal of the European Union). Information for the applicants about partnership can be found on the website of the NEMO http://www.ne-mo.org/partner Culture and the European Union EU Courses in Budapest, Hungary More information: KultúrPont Iroda H-1075 Budapest, Kazinczy u. 24-26. - Ms Ibolya Schaff http://www.kulturpont.hu 286
