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Munkácsy – The anatomy of success
kulturális
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Museum of Fine Arts

The large-scale exhibition on the occasion of the 180th anniversary of the birth and 125th anniversary of the death of Mihály Munkácsy (1844–1900) features more than a hundred works of art, archival photographs, documents, and cult objects, which help to gain an even better understanding of the life, achievements and incomparably rich oeuvre of one of the most famous Hungarian painters. The main objective of the jubilee exhibition is to chart Munkácsy's artistic success story, presenting his well-known works from a new perspective, through the lens of his ground-breaking career.

Mesopotamia. Kingdom of Gods and Demons
kulturális
Periodic exhibition
Museum of Fine Arts

The exhibition in the Ionic Hall of the Museum of Fine Arts is the first in Hungary dedicated to ancient Mesopotamia. One of the outstanding strengths of our exhibition is that it brings together more than 150 objects loaned by seven prominent European collections, offering unparalleled insight into the world of this long-lost culture.

Stage Call!  Pilot Voyager
Programsorozat
kulturális
OCT. 9. Wed. 19:00
House of Music Hungary

Ákos Karancz started making music under the name Pilot Voyager in the summer of 2019. His sound is distinguished by one-man improvisational guitar melodies run through numerous modulations, producing an effect similar to that of a symphony orchestra playing in outer space 16,000 years ago. In addition, he has released many collaborative jam albums together with friends through the team at Psychedelic Source Records. This performance will be based on the concept of his forthcoming album, which emphasises the sound of the classical guitar, representing a return to his musical roots.

Archangel Gabriel on Heroes’ Square to Be Lifted Off
Archangel Gabriel on Heroes’ Square to Be Lifted Off
The iconic statue of the Millennium Monument will be fully restored
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World famous stars in the new exhibition of the House of Music Hungary
World famous stars in the new exhibition of the House of Music Hungary
There has never been an exhibition in Hungary that featured so many international stars
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The Museum of Ethnography and the Liget Budapest Visitor Center is temporarily closed
The Museum of Ethnography and the Liget Budapest Visitor Center is temporarily closed
The Museum of Ethnography will soon welcome you with a new permanent collection exhibition, which affects the public areas of the museum and the Liget Budapest Visitor Center as well, so the museum will be closed for the summer months in order to welcome visitors with the new exhibition and renovated spaces in early autumn. During this time, the building’s rooftop garden, conference room, and restaurant will remain open to visitors.
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Archangel Gabriel on Heroes’ Square to Be Lifted Off for the First Time in 120 Years

Archangel Gabriel on Heroes’ Square to Be Lifted Off for the First Time in 120 Years

The statue of Archangel Gabriel on top of the Corinthian column of the Millennium Monument on Heroes’ Square will be lifted off and fully restored for the first time in 120 years. The condition of the nearly five-metre-high bronze statue has drastically detoriated over the decades, and since only aesthetic intervention had been carried out in previous renovation projects, its renovation has become imperative. In the first and most spectacular phase of the project, implemented by the Városliget Zrt. asset management company, a huge scaffolding system will be constructed around the 36-meter-high column to facilitate the lift-off. After being transported to a conservation workshop, it will be restored to its original condition within 6-12 months, depending on the assessment of its internal condition. The restoration, commissioned by the National Heritage Institute, will be carried out by the winner of a public procurement announced based on the assessment after the lift-off. The restored statue of Archangel Gabriel is planned to be returned to Heroes’ Square in the first half of 2025. During the restoration works, the bronze statue of Archangel Gabriel and the capital of its supporting column will be reinforced.