In an Era of Historical Traumas – Culture and Art Patronage 1920-1944
MűvészetMalom, Szentendre, 23 January – 21 April 2014
Opening: 23 January 2014, 11 am
Greetings: Dr. Márton Kálnoki-Gyöngyössy, Director of the Ferenczy Museum, president of MVMSZ
Exhibition of Csaba Szegedi
FUGA Budapest Center of Architecture, 23 Januray – 9 February 2014
Opening: 23 Januray 2014, 6 pm
Opening speech by László L. Simon government commissioner
Inside – outside. Exhibition of András Varsányi
FUGA Budapest Center of Architecture
16 January – 6 February 2014
Opening: 2014. január 16. 18:00
Opening speech by Uhl Gabriella
FUGA Budapest Center of Architecture
12 December 2013 – 20 January 2014
Curator of the exhibition: Szilvia Seres DLA
Exhibitors: György Klösz, László Lelkes, Zoltán Kerényi and the unkown photographers of the Fortepan photo collection
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