Pieter Hugo, South-African contemporary photographer, based in Capetown,
focuses on Africa's social and economic conflicts, and the actual
problems and challenges of the transforming continent.
Latest works of the renowned Moldavian artist, Alexander Tinei - Tinei's
new series shows technical diverseness, besides his emblematic oil
paintings, now he makes collages, colorful paper works, and as well an
installation.
The 8th Wagner in Budapest Opera Festival welcomes famous Wagnerian
singers to the stage, accompanied by the MR Symphonics and the orchestra
of the Hungarian State Opera House, and conducted by artistic director
Ádám Fischer and Gergely Vajda.
The 70 works coming from the world’s richest Schiele collection, the
Leopold Museum in Vienna, will be complemented by drawings and paintings
by Schiele, coming from other prestigious collections and further works
by Schiele, Kokoschka and Carl Moll from the collection of the
Museum of Fine Arts.
The Club of Budapest presents an evening dedicated to Celebrating
Music and Interconnectedness with the collaboration of the Whim ‘n
Rhythm a capella Choir of Yale University and renowned lecturers.
The last thirteen years have witnessed a radical change in photography,
both in terms of theory and in terms of technique. The lines separating
photography from other branches of the visual arts have become blurred
and uncertain. The boundaries within the visual culture are constantly
being broken down or broken through.
Tamás Körösényi (1953-2010) is a Munkácsy-award winner sculptor and
university professor, a trendsetter of contemporary Hungarian thinking
about sculpture. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Körösényi’s birth, Kunsthalle opens an exhibition of his creative oeuvre.
