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… research project « OBASA and Artpool: Collecting, Connecting, Archiving. The Active Archive as a Cultural Alternative on the Global Stage” (2021-2022)». Viktor Kotun, archivist in Artpool Art Research Center. He is specialised in artist’s books and mail art-related collections and is compiling Artpool's  Mail Art Chro-No-Logy.   Please note that audio and video recordings will be made at our events. These may be used by the Museum of Fine Arts – Central European …

… scene, member of Human Error; Mihály Rácz, one of the pioneers of the Hungarian fanzine culture, creator of a Mély Vágás ( Deep Cut ) and Második Látás ( Second Sight ); Tamás Rupaszov, founder of the band Trottel and Trottel Records, a key figure of the underground music culture since the 80s.   After the screening, Viki Taskovics will play music, an active participant in the contemporary punk scene in Szeged and Budapest (currently in the band Energia80), who likes …

… of the forthcoming book are: Prof. Dr. Gregor M. Langfeld, Professor of Art History, Cultural Heritage and Identity at Open University, the Netherlands and Associate Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Kristóf Nagy, PhD, Fung Global Fellow at Princeton University, US; Permanent Research Fellow at the KEMKI - Central European Research Institute for Art History, Hungary; Prof. Dr. Lynn Rother, Professor for …

… during the 2025/2026 academic year, but we can’t wait to hear all about his findings on the cultural implications of post-imperialism, a topic closely related to his dissertation, which he successfully defended at CEU in 2024. We wish Kristóf all the success in this exciting new phase of his life!

… served the purposes of social control and addressing social issues. Eszter Őze examines the cultural history of health and education museums, focusing on the Social Museum in Budapest in particular. Through the representational policy of the exhibitions, the book unveils how body, illness, hygiene, and biopolitics are presented within the museum spaces at the turn of the century. It displays the history of an institution where the biological traits of the human race were translated into …