Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2004 (25. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2004-04-01 / 4. szám
<m5TúzEUMi Hírlevél Review Cover picture: Corvin Carpets. Carpet Plan of Katalin Martos, 2004 Photo: Tamás Dobrányi Hungarian Spring Festival 2004 - Budapest From the joint temporary exhibition of the Széchényi National Library and the Carpet Workshop of Buda Castle. It can be visited until 7 April 2004. Supplement of this issue: New Acquisitions in the Ludwig Museum Budapest - Hungarian Museum of Contemporary Art of 2003 A summary can be read about the new art objects acquisited by the Ludwig Museum Budapest. The supplement was written by Krisztina Szipőcs (art historian, curator of the museum). The second part of the supplement says about the activity of the Carpet Workshop in Buda Castle and their temporary exhibitions, focused on the exhibition in Washington, Textile Museum, entitled By Hand in the Electronic Age. The article was written by Ibolya Hegyi (carpet weaver artist of Budavári Kárpitműhely). FOCUS Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) in Budapest Museum of Fine Arts 23 March - 15 June 2004 The Season's Art Object: Etruscan Bowl for Embers (1st quarter of the 7,h cent, BC) The new acquisition of the Museum of Fine Arts, Dep. of Antiquity can be seen at the entrance. Curator: Mariam Dági Information: www.szepmuveszeti.hu NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST Ilona Keserű Works Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art (Buda Castle) It can be visited until 2 May 2004. Curator: Julia Szabó, dr More information: www.ludwigmuseum.hu GÖDÖLLŐ Ida Ferenczy's Memorial Exhibition Royal Castle of Gödöllő Open between 7 April - 9 May 2004 Ida Ferenczy was born in 7 April 1839. She was the girlfriend and lady companion of Elisabeth, the Habsburg Queen, the wife of the Emperor Ferenc József. They spent a lot of time in Gödöllő and Ida Ferenczy had an important role in Her Majesty’s connection with the Hungarian culture and the Hungarians. More information can be read on http:// www.kiralyikastely.hu Folklore in the Gödöllő Art Colony City Museum of Gödöllő Open till 29 August 2004 On display are a selection of the ethnographic material collected by the artists of the one-time art colony (István Medgyaszay, Körösföi-Krisch et al.), conserved up to now in different museums collections. Curators: Károly Lábadi and Veronika Nagy (ethnographers), Cecília Nagy-Őri (art historian). Information: godolloi.muzeum@vnet.hu CSONGRÁD Clothes and Dresses of the Croatians living in Hungary Tari László Museum Open between 11 March - 30 June 2004 On display are the rich textile materials, selected from the collection of Kanizsay Dorottya Museum in Mohács. The Kanizsay Dorottya Museum conserves more then 12.000 ethnographic objects (furniture, textiles) as the basic institution of the Croatian and Serbian ethnic minorities in Hungary. KECSKEMÉT Adolf Fényes Oevre Exhibition Bozsó Collection Open till 30 May 2004. Within the frame of the Hungarian Spring Festival a joint exhibition can be visited from the works of Adolf Fényes, from the collections of the Hungarian National Gallery and the Art Gallery of Kecskemét. NEW PERMANENT EXHIBITION Visiting Center of the Hungarian National Bank A new interactive exhibition can be visited from March 2004 in the building of the Hungarian National Bank on a 840 m2 wide territory, about the history of the money. Open only in working days, from 9 am until 15 pm, free entrance. Information and registration: www.lk.mnb.hu KALOCSA The Treasury of Archbishops in the Katona István House Open from 1st April until 31 October, between 9 am - 17 pm. Closed on Monday. Information and registration: www.asztrik.hu MUSEUMS ON THE INTERNET Museumpedagogy - in a different way www.dunamuseum.hu In co-operation of Duna Museum -Environmental Museum and the Dobó Katalin secondary school in Esztergom a new website has been produced with the active participation of the pupils as museum visitors and programers. The home page of the Duna Museum was enriched both with the invention of the pupils and museum informatics. Archaeology and Computer Conference Vienna From the 3rd - 5Ih of November 2004 the 9th Workshop “Archaeologie & Computer” will take place in the City hall of Vienna, Wappensaalgruppe http://www.wien.gv.at/archaeologie/ workshop/index.htm Congress Language: German/English Registration fee: First Comers until the 22nd of October 2004 - 40€/20€ (for students under 30), afterwards 50€/25€ Abstract submission: Deadline 23rd of May 2004 (min. 200 - max. 300 words) Please send abstract to: kongrarchae@m07.magwien.gv.at RESTORATION-CONSERVATION International Academic Projects - Professional Development Programme in 2004 Information: www.academicprojects.co.uk New publications from the territory of restoration-conservation Information: www.archetype.co.uk INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS MÁRAI - international memorial exhibition Central-European Cultural Institute Budapest The joint exhibition can be visited in the co-operation of Czech Cultural Center, Italian Cultural Center and the Petőfi Literary Museum. On display are Sándor Márai's relics and the paintings of Josef Cisarovsky. It can be visited from 22 March 2004. Women in the Gödöllő Artists Colony Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh Gallery - UK Within the frame of the Hungarian Magic - a cultural year in the UK -, a temporary exhibition can be visited between 4-27 March 2004 in Glasgow. Curators: Katalin Keserű, Cedlia Öri- Nagy, Katalin Gellér, Tibor Wehner. Connecting to the exhibition a catalogue was published written by the Hungarian curators, Katalin Bogyay and Kathy Chambers. 142
