Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2003 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2003-03-01 / 3. szám

©Múzeumi Hírlevél Review Cover picture: Pulsatilla grandis from Sashegy (Budapest) Photo: György Szollát Hungarian Natural History Museum FOCUS BUDAPEST Hungarian Spring Festival 14 March-31 March 2003 Niki de Saint Phalle: La donation 16 March-27 April 2003 Ernst Museum The joint exhibition of FranciArt (co­ordinated by the French Cultural Inst­itute of Hungary) and the Hungarian Spring Festival can be visited in Pest in Ernst Museum. On display are her se­lected works from the collections of Sprengel Museum (Hannover) and the Contemporary Art Museum Nizza, made between 1958 - 2000. She was born in 1930 and died in 2002. This is her first exhibition in Hungary as a part of the Hungarian Spring Festival this year. http://www. i nst-f ra nee. hu NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST Izsák Perlmutter Works (1866-1932) Hungarian Jewish Museum Open till 18 March 2003 Izsák Perlmutter, the painter was born in Budapest in a burgeois family. He went to Paris and became the student of Julien Academy. His artistic ouvre had flour­ished in the Netherlands, where he lived until 1904. He was successful both in Hungary and abroad in his life as an im­pressionist or postimpressionist painter. His favourite subjects were the enter­­ieurs and the landscapes. Based on will written by him in 1931 the Jewish Com­munity inherited his villa and his house on 60 Andrássy Street. (Today this is the building of the Terror Museum). From the income of these houses Izsák Perl­mutter would have liked to support the old inactive painters and the founding of a would-be Jewish Museum in Hungary. After his death he and the points of his testament became forgotten. In this issue we publish a selection from the exhibitions of the Hungarian Spring Festival (pp 76-78). http://www.koh.hu/muzeumok www.fectivalcity.hu CONFERENCES BUDAPEST WWW2003/ WWW2003 - 12th International WWW Conference Budapest Convention Centre - Budapest, Hungary May 20-24, 2003 http://www2003.org/ 2003. This message includes brief in­formation about the conference, tutori­als, workshops and Developers Day. WORKSHOPS (http:// www2003.org/workshops.htm) Work­shops and tutorials take place on the first day before the conference. • E-Services and the Semantic Web • Algorithms and Models for the Web- Graph • Semantics in Peer-to-Peer and Grid Computing • (Virtual) Community Informatics: Sup­port for Local and Virtual Communi­ties • Adaptive Web Systems • Web-based Integration of financial and logistics supply chains • Emerging Applications for Wireless and Mobile access TUTORIALS (http: //www2003.org/tutorials.htm) • Scalable Vector Graphics • Web Engineering: A Holistic App­roach to Successful Web Application Development • SMIL 2.0 - Interactive Multimedia on the Web • Adaptive Web-based Systems: Tech­nologies and Examples • Web Services: Soup to Nuts • Rendering Faithfully with XSL For­matting Objects • Benchmarking of locally and geog­raphically distributed Web-server sys­tems • Merging Grid and Web technologies: where do we go? • Getting into RDF and the Semantic Web using N3 • XTM - XML Topic Maps • XML schema languages DEVELOPERS DAY (http://www2003.org/dd/) Developers Day takes place on the last day of the conference. It is devoted to the interests of Web developers, offering in-depth discussions of technologies and tools at the forefront of the Web. Tracks: • The Semantic Web • Web Graphics • Security • XML Processing Pipeline • Web and Grid Convergence • Mobile Web • Authoring Techniques for Accessibi­lity and DI CONFERENCE PROGRAM (http ://www2003.org/ programme.htm) The conference has a formal refereed papers track, as well as several alternate tracks. Papers presented in the alternate tracks are also refereed. GREECE European Association of Archaeologists 8th Annual Meeting Round table on the creation of research strategies for the European frontiers of the Roman Empire Thessaloniki 24-29 September 2002 Mr Zsolt Visy archaeologist (ICOMOS HNC) participated in the annual meet­ing. wich was focused on the Roman Limes problem as a would be World Heritage's part, (pp 81-83.) INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS Cost G8 Spanish - Hungarian Workshop Madrid You can read an article about the applica­tion of the non-destructive methods in the archaeometry written by a participant of the workshop, Mr László Reményi. The main subject was the metallurgy of Bell beakers culture based on Hungarian and Spanish finds as well. The results will be evaluated in the near future, on the conference entitled Archaeometallurgy in Europe (Milan, September 2003). LONDON Museums and Heritage Show 12 February 2003 Mr Mihály Nagy (Ministry of the Na­tional Cultural Heritage) summarised the experiences of a study tour to Lon­don supported by the British Council and the British Embassy of Budapest. Participants visited several institutions and museums, e. g. the British Council, Ministry of Sport, Media and Culture - Museums, Libraries and Sponsorhip Unit, the English Heritage, the British Museum, the Museum of London, the Natural History Museum, the Museum of Science and Industry, the National Gallery, the Tate Modern - and last but not least the Heritage Show. ICOM NEWS The ICOM National Committee of Hungary will organise a travel to Vienna for visiting the joint exhibition of Kun­sthistorisches Museum and Collegium Hungaricum entitled Die Zeit des Aufbruchs - Budapest und Wien zwischen Historismus und Avantgarde 1873-1920, in the Harrach Palace. Curators: Katalin F. Dózsa, Zsuzsa Bakó, Edit Plesznivy, Ilona Sármány- Parsons, József Sisa. Date: 3 April 2003. Information and registration: Ms Eva Vámos, secretary of ICOM HNC. http://www.ace.hu/icom/jelentkezes 106

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