Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2004 (25. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2004-06-01 / 6. szám
m^ÚZEUMi J/íRLEVÉLJ© Review Cover picture: Pipes and Pipe-players in the Carpathian Basin - New temporary exhibition in the Museum of Ethnography Photos: László Rohoz (Museum of Ethnography, Budapest) Illustrations: Kudász Gábor Arion and Tóth Szilvi's Photos - Document6 - temporary exhibition in the Mai Manó House - Museum of Photography Budapest Supplement of this issue: Acquisition supported by the National Cultural Foundation - Museums College: New Art Objects in the museum collections We publish a selection from the art objects as the new acquisitions which were supported by the National Cultural Foundation. You can read a summary written by Géza Bencze (president of the Museums' College) about their activity in 2003. More information: www.nka.hu FOCUS Museums by Night on 26th June 2004 - Free entrance! More on: www.nkom.hu Mariazell and Hungary BTM-Kiscelli Museum 29 May - 12 September 2004 Curator: Szabolcs Serfóző, Péter Farbaky, Agnes Prékopa, Balázs Semsey More can be read: www.btm.hu/kiscell/kiscell.htm Information: farbakyp@mail.btm.hu, aczel@mail.btm.hu. NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS GYŐR City Museum Endre Tót - Early Works between 1965-1970 3 June-18 July 2004 Art Collection of Saphier Dezső 29 June - 31 August On diplay are a selection from the works of women artists, naive art and forgotten genious' works. Erwin Birnmeyer: Pictures from Europe 6 August - 5 September 2004 Benoist and Manon Mallet Exhibition City Museum - Váczy Péter Collection It can be visited until 20th June 2004 KŐSZEG Post Museum A new exhibition hall was opened in this year as a branch of the National Post Museum. More can be read on: www.postamuzeum.hu Address: Kőszeg, Rajnis u. 3. BADACSONY Karátson Gábor: Illustrations to St. John's Book Egry József Museum It can be visited until 25 June 2004 GYOMA In Memoriam György Haiman (1914-1996) Kner Museum Open till 30 June 2004 At the 90th anniversary of György Haiman's birth a temporary exhibition can be visited in the one-time Kner Printing House. György Haiman as his grandchild became a typographer and researcher of press history, famous professor of design and applied graphics. SALGÓTARJÁN Selection from Ernő Mihályfi's Private Collection Nógréd History Museum It can be visited until 30 June 2004 The Mihályfi collection as a basic collection of art in the Nógrád History Museum consists of 800 pieces collected from the 1920th. On display are the works of Hincz, Mednyánszky, Barcsay, Czóbel, Gulácsy, Mattis-Teutsch, Dési-Huber, Galimberti, Kmetty, Uitz, Derkovits et al... TÁPIÓSZELE Blaskovich Museum Our Prehistory, Eastern Riding Peoples in Tápió sourrounding 21 May-1 March 2005 A new temporary exhibition was opened from the archaeological objects collected by György (1878-1960) and János Blaskovich (1883-1967). The famous golden deer from Tápiószentmárton and many other Scythian, Sarmathian and Celtic finds were reserved due to their activity. On display are a selection from these finds. Information and access: e-mail: blaskovichmuzeum@axelero.hu 2766 Tápiószele, Múzeum út 13. SZEKSZÁRD The Serbian Minority in Hungary Wosinsky Mór Museum On display are cultural heritage and material culture, among others the dresses and textiles, of the Serbian minorities. The joint exhibition of the Kanizsay Dorottya Museum and Wosinsky Mór Museum can be visited until 20th August 2004. Curators: Jakab Ferkov and Erika Vass ethnographers BUDAPEST Pipes and Pipe-players in the Carpathian Basin 29 May - 27 February 2005 You can participate in special programs, meetings and lectures connected to the exhibition. Curator: Zoltán Szabó More on: www.neprajz.hu Postcard Series of the Commision of Artistic Monuments between 1923-1928 Heritage Gallery - National Office of Cultural Heritage Open between 1 June - 1 July 2004. On display are Katalin Granasztói-Györífy's favourite postcards about the historical architecture of Hungary. She is a retired professional supervisor of the National Office of Cultural Heritage. His colleagues would like to pay honour her works with the opening of this exhibition. More on www.koh.hu Sweet Dream - Exhibition in honour of Emil Gerbeaud Museum of Hungarian Catering It can be visited until 4 July 2004 in Buda Castle. PUBLIC RELATIONS III. WORLD FOLKLORIADA Hungary, 12-22 August 2004 88 countries, 2500 dancers and musicians were invited for this festival from the world. After The Netherlands and Japan, this year Hungary will host the participants of the FOLKLORIADA in 29 different places within Hungary. Information: www.nkom.hu CONFERENCE TÁPIÓSZELE Attiia's Research and the Blaskovich Family Blaskovich Museum 21 May 2004 Information: blaskovichmuzeum@axelero.hu EGER 34th Summer University for the Heritage Protection De la Motte Castle, Noszvaj 24 - 30 June 2004 Information and registration: tit@ektf.hu INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS Makkay-Tulok: English-Hungarian Archaeological Dictionary. Ed. Enciklopédia, 2004. This is the first comprehensive dictionary and reference book of English and Hungarian archaeological terms and expressions with a total of over 2 x 3000 main entries with copious cross references. It embraces principles and theories, sites, cultures, periods, excavation methods and techniques, the vast range of shapes and types of artefacts, materials, and descriptive terms from abandoned to zoomorphic vessek, and abroncs to zsugorított helyzetű temetkezés. With its wide coverage this must prove an ideal companion for the growing number of professional scholars and amateur enthusiasts and a very useful aid for students in fields outside their own specialities. The dictionary focuses especially on Central Europe and the Carpathian Basin, covers common interests of both English and Hungarian archaeologists, and brings together terms related to the archaeological material of the Hungarian Conquest Period. The range of the dictionary is from the early prehistory to specific types of the Late Mediaeval Period. The European Museum of the Year A short summary, written by Tamás Vásárhelyi, can be read about the activity of the European Museum Forum (EMF). One of the awarded museums for the special prize of 2004 was the Terror Háza Múzeum (Terror Museum) Budapest for their innovative exhibition concept and for the attention to the museum visitors. More on www.europeanmuseumforum.org 214
