All visitors are cordially welcomed to the English curatorial’s guide given by Flóra Mészáros at the exhibition titled Parisian Abstracts. Abstraction-Création. Kandinsky, Hélion, Calder, Moholy-Nagy… at 11.00 on 28th November on the second floor of the MODEM.
A unique photo exhibition has been opened yesterday in Debrecen, B24 Gallery.
An exhibition of retro objects has opened on November 16th in Debrecen, as well as on the 17th in Hajdúnánás, courtesy of the Hajdú-Bihar County Archives of the Hungarian National Archives.
The starry shop parks are presented by the traveling exhibition, which can be seen in the Cultural House in Nádudvar, in the House of Culture from 15 to 17 November, in Hajdúszoboszló, in the Hotel Friendship, in the House of Culture in Nagyrába from 17 to 24 November.
After the Budapest Museum of Natural History, the best astrophotos of 2021 will be exhibited in the Hajdúság Gallery from November 18th, the city government announced.
“Europe is going to the cinema again!” – For the sixth time, European Cinema Day is waiting for fans of art cinemas and European films. The event is drawing attention to the diversity of European cinema and the importance of art cinema as a cultural and community space with its diverse range of programs.
This year, Verzió Film Festival will arrive in cinemas and online (and be available nationwide!) between November 9 and 21.
A Senegalese author, Mohamed Mbougar Sarr’s novel La plus secrete mémoire des hommes (People’s Secret Secret), received this year’s most prestigious French literary award, the Goncourt Prize. The news was announced in Paris on Wednesday.
A small painting, the Sailing Boat on Lake Starnberg painted in 1867 by Pál Szinyei Merse, has returned to Hungary after 80 years and will be shown at a comprehensive exhibition opening in the Hungarian National Gallery (MNG) on November 12, the gallery said on Wednesday.
