1/5
“…and yet I’m here.”
Budapest’s United States Embassy joined forces with the Mai Manó House to present a careful selection of Associated Press photographs commemorating Hungary’s 1956 Revolution. The exhibition presents the aftermath of the uprising to the audience, portraying how 200,000 Hungarians had to flee their homeland after the Soviet counterstrike, and start new lives in another country.
Where? Mai Manó House
On view: until October 22
How much? 1,500 HUF
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2/5
“#Bartók”
Magyar maestro Béla Bartók created a complex lifework as both a composer and musicologist, enriching universal culture. On the occasion of the current Bartók Memorial Year, this international exhibition looks at his legacy through works of contemporary art; the exhibit is also accompanied by a diverse program series featuring lectures, guided tours, presentations, and concerts.
Where? Ludwig Museum
On view: until January 29, 2017
How much? 2,400 HUF
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3/5
“Art Moments – Million Street”
The unique exhibit of Greek photographer Yiannis Roussakis opened on October 11th at Várkert Bazaar, guiding visitors into the extraordinary world of a traditional Emirati event, the annual camel beauty contest and fair. The exhibit provides an interesting picture of how someone from an entirely different culture perceives this purely local tradition.
Where? Várkert Bazaar
On view: until October 25
How much? Free
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4/5
“Senses and Perception”
Getting to know our world is vital to daily life. We experience our environment and its changes through our senses – but do we actually know how our perception was formed and how it developed over the course of human evolution? Do you ever wonder about the similarities and difference between us humans and various members of the animal kingdom? At this interactive presentation, visitors can become familiar with the human senses with enlarged models.
Where? Hungarian Natural History Museum
On view: until November 8
How much? 900 HUF
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5/5
“The Untold Tragedies”
This exhibition is happening at an unconventional venue, where exhibits have never been held before: at the secret air-raid shelters of the Fészek Theater on Orczy Road. “The Untold Tragedies” is a cross-disciplinary art collaboration of four young Hungarian contemporary artists presenting prints, experimental-music shows, poetry, installations, and more, evoking an apocalyptic world where violence rules, and reason is just an infertile woman.
Where? Fészek Theater
On View: until November 1
How much? 0-1,000 HUF
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