Where Can the Museum of Ethnography Be Moved?

Museums on the move

Andrássy Quarter, „Museum Park” waiting for a brand name, buildings to be renewed, old vehicles to be rediscovered, a few new ideas about moving museums. The press conference of Géza Szőcs and László Baán...

The Promise of the Commissioner

Press Release

The ICOM Hungarian National Committee and the Pulszky Society emphasize the importance of preserving the values when uniting the Museum of Fine Arts and the National Gallery.

The Principles of a Benefactor

Interview with Richard de Unger

What is in the mind of a private collector who lives in London when sponsoring a museum in Hungary? Striking answers, unusual strategies: Richard de Unger

Gábor Molnár and the Giant Capricorn Beetle

Ákos Mender investigating Molnár Gábor and the Capricorn Beetle

Now It Will Be Known What is Behind the Dohány Utca Synagogue!

Rosenthal Lived Here

„In our archival store room-on-display, in our family research center and in our latest exhibition titled Rosenthal lived here, everybody has the chance to see what secrets are kept hidden in the archive.”

I Am Not Me, The Horse Is Not Mine!

Kentridge-weeks in Budapesten

Between 20 September and 16 October the exhibition of one of the most influential artists can be found in the Museum of Fine Arts.

The Critique of Institutions and After

A Review of the Ludwig Museum’s Site Inspection - The Museum on the Museum

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of its first permanent exhibition, the Ludwig Museum has unveiled Site Inspection - The Museum on the Museum.

Facebook On The Tracks

The Golden Age of Railways – The Modernization of the Country

What is a crampon? Where were horse cars tried for the first time? How punctual were the trains of old times? The answers are right on time, according to the railway guide: in the Open Air Museum!

The Key to Interest is Mutuality

Interview with Emese Joó

Real museum presence or superfluous activities? Difficult question, especially from the viewpoint of museum pedagogy!

Sing!

Mladen Stilinović at the Ludwig Museum

Currently on view at the Ludwig Museum is Mladen Stilinović’s retrospective entitled Sing!