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    Ildikó Eleöd

    Ildikó Eleöd

    … was awarded a grant to study the workings of the French Regional Collection of Contemporary Art Network (FRAC). Between 2021 and 2022, she worked as a museologist at the Postal Museum, where, in parallel to managing a call for proposals, she offered new vantage points to the permanent exhibition through contemporary works of art (Restoring Archived Messages, 2022- 2023).

    Zsófia Kókai

    Zsófia Kókai

    … art collective. From 2020–2021, she was project manager and curator of the Alterum - artist-run network in the CEE region, financed by the Visegrad Fund. In 2022, she curated Lili Agg and Veronika Romhány’s exhibition entitled Unfold in Unknown Waters, held at the U10 Gallery in Belgrade. Her most recent curated solo exhibition was Ivor Almásy: Growth Spurt, at the Tér-kép Gallery in 2023.

    Éva Bárdits

    Éva Bárdits

    … she was an activist of NEM! – Women for Each Other Movement, and a member of the PATENT Support Network of NANE (Association of Women for Women Together Against Violence). She has been working at Artpool since September 2023, where her primary responsibility is managing the collection’s inventory. Her main areas of interest include critical cultural research and underground-DIY cultural practices.

    Eszter Molnár

    Eszter Molnár

    … artists. Additionally, she also authored two monographs on tapestry art ( Eszter Kneisz – Networks , 2021 Edit Balogh: Weaving Patterns, 2023). She is currently a professional advisor to the Society of Hungarian Painters, as well as a teacher at the Corvin Drawing School and the Manzart Drawing School. List of publications

    Documents of János Tornyai (1869-1936)

    Documents of János Tornyai (1869-1936)

    … to his second wife) and 540 letters addressed to him. The correspondence clearly reveals Tornyai’s network of contacts, containing letters written to him by a number of prominent Hungarian artists (e.g. Jenő Barcsay, Mihály Munkácsy, József Rippl-Rónai, and Mihály Zichy), by some of his contemporaries from Hódmezővásárhely (Béla Endre, Mária Kovács, János Pásztor, and Gyula Rudnay), as well as by prominent art critics and writers (e.g. Ödön Gerő, Károly Lyka, to mention only a few). …

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