Márton Erzsébet (szerk.): Múzeumi Hírlevél, 2006 (27. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2006-04-01 / 4. szám

m JÍÚZEUMI ЛшЕЧПШ Review Cover picture: The exhibition of the Museum of Applied Arts, entitled Collectors and Treasures Kids’ Play, 1521. Tapestry based on Raffaello's plans, designed by Tommaso Vincidor and Gio­vanni da Udine, Brussels, middle of 17th century More on www.imm.hu Supplement of this issue: Selection from Jenő Kozlay's (1827 Jászladány - 1883, Evergreen, USA) collection, entitled 'Kozlay Jenő's (Fighter in 1848-49) inheritance gift to the Petőfi Literary Museum' In this issue you can read a summary about the new acquisitions of Literary Museum, writ­ten by Katalin Varga and Bernadett Sulyok. The collection was offered to Hungary by Douglas Kozlay, grandchild of him. The Kozlay family have been awarded with Pro Cultura Hungarica prize. After the registration and inventory made by the Literary Museum, these documents will be on display in the museum, in Budapest. More on www.pim.hu In the second part we publish Fejes Imre/Emerik Fejes (1904 Eszék/Osijek - 1969 Újvidék/Novi Sad) paintings of the temporary exhibition in Türr István Museum (Baja). In this issue you can see a selection from the collection of Na­ive Art Museum, Jagodina (Serbia). FOCUS Hungarian Fauves - From Paris to Nagybánya 1904-1914 Budapest, Hungarian National Gallery It can be visited until 30 June 2006 The new exhibition of the ‘fauves/Vadak’ is an assessment how the French 'fauves' inspired Hungarian art and how this gave rise to a new Hungarian style. Partners: Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Musée départe­­mental Matisse, Le Cateau-Cambrésis; Musée d'Art Moderne de Troyes, Troyes; Musée des Beaux-Arts de Chartres, Musée des Beaux- Arts de La Rochelle, (Fonds national d’art con­­temporain), Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Graphische Sammlung, Stuttgart, Petit Palais, Musée d'Art Moderne, Genf; Kunsthaus, Zürich. Curators: Passuth Krisztina, Sziics György, Bárki Gergely art historians NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS BUDAPEST Collectors and Treasures Museum of Applied Arts Open from 17 March 2006 Beside the art objects, on display are eight histor­ical tapestries in the central hall of the first floor. You can see here the four so called ‘Medici tap­estries’ from Brussels (?) dated around the 2nd half of the 17th cent. The museum bought it from Mr. Verseghi Nagy Elek, art collector in 1948. The cartoons were planned by Tomasso Vincidor and Giovanni da Udine based on Raffaello's drawings. The most precious piece, entitled the Birth of Je­sus, was bought by Franz Joseph I„ the Habsburg emperor in 1914 from the bishop of Győr. Franz Joseph gave it to the Museum Friends Associa­tion. The tapestry was woven in Brussels around 1520 in Pieter van Aelst's workshop. The history of Cadmos was restored for the ex­hibition Metamorphoses 2. (Workshop of Hans Mattens, Brussels, last quarter of the 16th century). On display are Theseus and Ariadne, Brussels, from the end of the 17th century, which was bought in 1905, and Kephalos and Procris, bought in 1986. Curator: Horváth Hilda, art historian New Acquisitions - Contemporary Japanese Lacquer Objects Hopp Ferenc East-Asian Museum More on www.hoppmuseum.hu Konok Tamás exhibition Ernst Museum It can be visited until 5 May 2006 The exhibition is a tribute to his 75th birthday. More on www.ernstmuzeum.hu Contemporary Bibliophile - II Bulino edizioni d'arte (Modena) Széchényi National Library It can be visited until 3 June 2006, during the visiting hours of the Library, in Buda Castle. More on www.oszk.hu KECSKEMÉT Szolnoki Müvésztelep I./The Artist' Colony of Szolnok I. Bozsó Collection (Klapka u.34.) Open till 22 June 2006 Curator: Edit Plesznivy, art historian (Hungar­ian National Gallery). More on www.mng.hu NYÍREGYHÁZA Hungarian Castles, Mansions and Monasteries from the Air Jósa András Museum Open till 30 June 2006 Curator: Kriston Vizi József More on www.jam.nyirbone.hu PUBLIC RELATIONS ZENGŐVÁRKONY Happy Easter! 10-15 April 2006 Information on www.tojasmuzeum.ini.hu BUDAPEST Day of Historical Monuments - 18th April 2006 Traditions and Happening! More can be read on www.koh.hu Periods - Flowers Garlands from the Middle Ages up to the Baroque Period Nagytétény - Castle Museum 12-14 May 2006 From 10 A.M.-18 P.M. More on www.nagytetenyi.hu Asia in Your Pocket! You can participate in special programs in East-Asian-Rath György Museum. More can be read on www.hoppmuseum.hu or www.imm.hu MUSEUMSAND COLLECTIONS New Acquisitions in the Museum of Fine Arts - The Art Object of the Season More on www.szepmuveszeti.hu Győr - Horváth Béla Collection Municipal Museum of Art The Horváth Béla collection is the recent ac­quisition of the Municipal Museum of Art, consists of many famous paintings of, among others, Márffy Ödön, Czóbel Béla, Vedres Márk, Dénes Zsófia, Kemstok Károly... Illustrations of this issue came from this collection. CONFERENCES EAA - European Association of Archaeologists - 12th Annual Meeting Cracow (Poland) 19-24 September 2006 Registration: http://cracow2006.e-a-a.org or http://www.e-a-a.org We are happy to announce the launch of the first blog associated with the EAA: The News, Views & Reviews Blog, now accessible at http://eja.e-a-a.org The Theiss Prize - Deadline June 30, 2006 Konrad Theiss publishing house, Stuttgart, lends a prize for outstanding journalistic con­tributions in the area of the archaeology. The prize is endowed with altogether 4000 euro. Articles for the main prize at a value of 2500 euro and for the promotion and regional prizes at a value of 750 euro are sought. Contributions for the main prize and the regional prize may have been already published in newspapers or magazines. The promotion prizes are assigned exclusively for unpublished texts. The con­tributions must represent new work and have been written between 1.1.05 and 30.6.06.The submitted texts must to be written in German language and not exceed 12 manuscript pages (22 000 characters). The prize aims at German and foreign authors, particularly at archaeolo­gist, students of archaeology or journalists, in­dividual or group. The criteria for the evaluation of the contributions are the topic, scientific reli­ability of the statements, comprehensibility and descriptiveness as well as language and style. Applications including personal information and seven copies of the contribution are to be sent to: Konrad Theiss publishing house GmbH Moenchhaldenstr. 28. D-70191 Stuttgart Tel.: 0711/25527 15 Fax: 0711/25527 17 E-mail: ehrhardt@theiss.de Museum Pedagogy Workshop - Munich 5-11 March 2006 More information: www.museuscienza.it/smec INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS BRUSSELS Budapest, the City of Arts Temporary Exhibition in the Hungarian Cul­tural Institute 10 March - 14 April 2006 Curator: Katalin Keserű, art historian More on www.ernstmuzeum.hu 142

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