Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2005 (26. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2005-02-01 / 2. szám
©L^TúZEUMI Jfr'RLEVÉLi© Review Cover picture: József Attila, József Etelka and Pó'cze Borbála, Budapest, late summer 1919. Travelling memorial multimedia exhibition of the Petőfi Literary Museum Photo: József Weidinger (?) Supplement of this issue: Selection from the new Acquisitions of the Museum of Applied Arts. A summary can be read written by the museum curators, Gabriella Balla, Lilla Erdei, Hilda Horváth, dr. about the collection management in 2004. FOCUS New members in the Directorate of the National Cultural Foundation Hungarian National Museum 12 January 2004 More can be read on www.nka.hu or www.nkom.hu Drawings Competition 2005- National Museum of Theatre and Theatre History Deadline: 14 March 2005 More on: www.oszmi.hu MUSEUMS FOR ALL 'Volunteers and Friends' National Museum Conference organized by the Hungarian National Museum and the Foundation for Museums and Visitors on March 3-4, 2005. Lectures and panel discussions will discover questions if it is time to talk about volunteering in Hungary already; for what purpose, how and what is donated by companies and individuals in Museum Friends’ Groups as well as the methods of recruiting and working with volunteers. Case studies from all over Hungary presented by participants will give an overview of the situation of Museum Friends's Groups in Hungary and internationally. More information: www.mla.hu and www.hnm.hu PUBLIC RELATIONS Art Technics in the Gödöllő Art Colony City Museum Gödöllő Visitors can participate in lectures about the one-time art colony and the New Gobelin Workshop, every Sunday, 16.00 p.m., from 26 February until 28 May 2005. Information: www.ahice.net BUDAPEST Theatre for Children Place: Museum of the Hungarian Agriculture - Vajdahunyadvár Program can be read on: www.mmgm.hu NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST Consciousness - József Attila Memorial Exhibition Petőfi Literary Museum More on: www.pim.hu SZENTENDRE A Guest in Szentendre - Petöcz Tamás Exhibition Art Gallery Open: 4-27 February, 2005. More on www.ahice.net VESZPRÉM ...Avars, Hungarians... Archaeological Finds from Veszprém county of the Avar Age and the 10-11th centuries AD Laczkó Dezső Museum Open till 31 January 2007 On display are the archaeological finds and the results of the new excavations about an often discussed period of the Hungarian history, the period of the Avars Kingdom and the Hungarian conquest. Curator: Ágota S. Peremi, archaeologist Information: www.vmmi.hu TÚRKEVE Ethnographical Excursion in East-Africa Finta Museum Open from 22 January unil 10 March 2005 You can visit a temporary exhibition about the new Africa expedition with the participation of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Tansania, Kenya, Ruanda, Burundi and Kongo. Curator: Mihály Sárkány, ethnographer (Ethnographic Institute of HAS) NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION The Elies Monastery Csongrád, Tari László Museum December 2004: a new part of the permanent exhibition was opened about a preserved and conservated historical monument of the Hungarian Great Plain: the 'Ellés' monastery founded in the 13th century, destroyed by the Turks during the 16th—17th centuries. The restoration-conservation was made with the participation of Technical Highschool of Dortmund and the Remmers со. (Germany). Curators: Lajos Bozóki art historian, Gergely Búzás archaeologist, Éva Pávai archaeologist MUSEUMSAND COLLECTIONS New museum in Gyula You can read about the Corvin János Museum, opened this year in a Middle Age's Castle of Gyula. Now we present the preparation of the new exhibitions, museum education programs and other activities from 2005. ANNOUNCEMENT - Bäck Manci exhibition Móra Ferenc Museum, Szeged In autumn of 2005 a new exhibition will be prepared by the museologists from Manci Bäck’s photoartist’s works, who was born in Szeged, died in Budapest (1989). The Móra Ferenc Museum would welcome any information of her works or documentation of her life and ouvre. Contact persons: Mária Lipták, Erna Vigh, tel: +-36-62-549-040 MUSEUMS WITHOUT BORDERS - HUNGARIAN MUSEUMS ABROAD The Hungarian museum collections in Slovenia -Lendva, Kapornak This article written by Zoltán Lendvai Kepe, ethnographer (Slovenia) presents the different collections of the Hungarian cultural heritage preserved in the Slovenian museums. INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS ICOMOS News CONFERENCE World Heritage and Contemporary Architecture -Managing the historic urban landscape Organiser: UNESCO World Heritage Center (Paris) Place: Vienna Date: 12-14 May 2005 More can be read on: www.icomos.org 70
