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Exhibition Interiors in the reopened Museum of Fine Arts<\/strong><\/p>\n

Istallations: Narmer \u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9szeti St\u00fadi\u00f3<\/strong>
\nText: Mikl\u00f3s Sulyok <\/strong>
\nPhotos: Kl\u00e1ra Lovas – Narmer St\u00fadi\u00f3<\/strong><\/p>\n

Recently reopened, the Museum of Fine Arts has four of its exhibitions designed by Narmer Architects. Being experienced in the genre, the architects solved their tasks with an imposing and impressive certainty and sense of proportions in all four cases. During the extension of the museum in the 1980s, the deep-level ground floor now houses the Ancient Eypt exhibition with a rarely seen suggestivity whilst modestly creating interiors offering scenic means. The section titled European Art 1250\u20131600 is a chronological survey of continental painting, and the whole interior is defined by elegance, ranging from the colour of the walls to the designs of the complementary postaments, temporary walls, metal counters and display cabinets. On the second floor the exhibition on European Sculpture 1350\u20131800 the material qualities of sculptures are highlighted by precious dark American walnut wainscoting bands on the walls. The Art of Hungary 1600\u20131800 is a section defined by simplicity, a sin one part white walls determine the palette, whilst the other part has light green walls with cast floors. The systematically withdrawn elements of the installation are still characteristic, whilst the solutions of colouring and lighting have been defined according to simple formulas.<\/p>\n

Installation and graphic design: Narmer \u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9szeti St\u00fadi\u00f3<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ancient Egypt
\nCurator: Dr. \u00c9va Liptay <\/strong>
\nDesigners: Petra Kov\u00e1ts, Katalin Hauszknecht, Melinda Vas\u00e1ros-L\u00e9vai, \u00c1kos Vas\u00e1ros, Zsolt Vas\u00e1ros DLA<\/strong>
\nGraphic design: Adrienn Czipor <\/strong><\/p>\n

European Art 1250\u20131600
\nCurators: J\u00falia T\u00e1trai, Zsuzsanna Dobos, Eszter F\u00e1bry, D\u00f3ra Sallay, Georgina S. Cset\u0151, Nikolett Koruhely, Adri\u00e1na Lantos, Ilona Balogh <\/strong>
\nDesigners: \u00c1gnes V\u00e9ner, \u00c1kos Vas\u00e1ros <\/strong>
\nGraphic design: Adrienn Czipor, Rebeka P\u00f3th <\/strong><\/p>\n

European Sculture 1350\u20131800
\nCurator: Miriam Sz\u0151cs <\/strong>
\nDesigners: Petra Kov\u00e1ts, \u00c1gnes Eiszrich, Melinda Vas\u00e1ros-L\u00e9vai, \u00c1gnes V\u00e9ner, Istv\u00e1n Szigetf\u00fc, \u00c1kos Vas\u00e1ros, Zsolt Vas\u00e1ros DLA<\/strong>
\nGraphic design: Ren\u00e1ta Zsarn\u00f3czky <\/strong><\/p>\n

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