The new Transport Museum – AZ IPARI ÖRÖKSÉG MEGŐRZÉSE

author: VITÉZY DÁVID–ZSIGMOND GÁBOR

Parting with the illusion of having a monopoly on knowledge – In conversation with László Köcze, the head of the archives of the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport

author: KARÁCSONY ÁGNES

The János Thorma Museum and the Bay collection – The Museum of the Year in 2018

author: BASICS BEATRIX

Galleries doomed to decay – Research on the county portrait galleries

author: BASICS BEATRIX

Like life – 700 years of figural sculpture at The Met Breuer

author: REGŐS CSILLA

Memories of the transient body – Dance Archive of the Petőfi Literary Museum – Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute

author: HALÁSZ TAMÁS

Private collection from artists’ legacies in a Kolozsvár archive – (Literary canons and lists of remembrance)

author: BARTHA KATALIN ÁGNES

Overview of Hungarian art data repositories

author: Basics Beatrix

Lukács And Library

author: Mesterházi Miklós

Past and present – Central European Art History Research Institute

author: KOVÁCS ZOLTÁN

Treasure troves of architecture – Saved archives, accessible and inaccessible collections

author: HAMVAY PÉTER

Building an archive – The Venice Biennale in the Ludwig Museum

author: BOROS GÉZA

Information compensation – Possible ways of having access to state security data

author: TÓTH ESZTER

“The one who owns the spool, owns the film” – In conversation with György Ráduly, director of the Hungarian National Film Archive

author: KARÁCSONY ÁGNES

„Not designed to earn recognition for Aczél” – In conversation with István Bánfalvi, President of the board of trustees managing György Aczél’s Manuscript Legacy

author: GRÉCZI EMŐKE

“We thought young art historians would start flooding in” – In conversation with Júlia Klaniczay about the Artpool living archives

author: JANKÓ JUDIT

Museum studies old and new – education and research – International overview

author: Basics Beatrix

Italian artists in the Lederer collection

author: JUHÁSZ SÁNDOR

Dying aggregators and archives floating in the cloud

author: Berényi Marianna

Invisible Collection – The Hungarian Historical Gallery and Its Exhibitions

author: Basics Beatrix

Modernism and Biopolitics – The Social Welfare Museum of the Past

author: ŐZE ESZTER

Where are the ’folks’? – The lack of democratic and emancipatory public education in Hungary?

author: K. HORVÁTH ZSOLT

Ambitious plans to protect the Secessionist heritage of Nagyvárad – The Darvas-La Roche House

author: BIRÓ ÁRPÁD LEVENTE–KESZEG ANNA

Art Collecting: a One-generation Game? – A collector, an accumulator and the Hungarian museum system

author: Jankó Judit

Can We Protect Our Past? – The Future of Artwork Protection in the Near East after the Conflicts in 2010-2015

author: CSERI ANNA FLÓRA

The Lack of Inner Ethnology

author: Kuti Klára

“Giving a Voice to Women” – In conversation with the MúzeumCafé prize-winner Krisztina Kelbert

author: Berényi Marianna

The House of European History – Eastman Building, Parc Léopold, Brussels

author: György Péter

The background of loaning artworks – The activity of the Hungarian Registrars Association

author: D’ALBINI ZSUZSANNA–VIRÁG JUDIT KATA

New changes in the system of Hungarian heritage protection

author: KÁLNOKI-GYÖNGYÖSSY MÁRTON

“Budapest Will Have Its Own Museum of Photography” – In conversation with museum director Péter Baki

author: Karácsony Ágnes

“I was quite active at the time, completely sincerely and utterly unnecessarily” – In conversation with historian Péter Deme

author: BERÉNYI MARIANNA–GRÉCZI EMŐKE

A Treasury of Unexploited Possibilities – Interview with Zsófia Ruttkay, head of TechLab at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design

author: Varga Lujza

The Garden as a Listed Monument – A conversation with Éva Szikra about Researching Historic Gardens

author: Karácsony Ágnes

On an Overgrown Path – Interview with landscape architect and garden historian Gábor Alföldy about Hungarian historic gardens

author: Szikra Renáta

“A Garden is Always and Everywhere about the Relationship between Society and Environment”

author: Jankó Judit

A Gift for Light – Local History in Photographs

author: Basics Beatrix

An English Painter who was Australian – The Hungarian Connections of Rupert C. W. Bunny (1864-1947)

author: Mánfai Melinda

Nebbien’s City Park

author: Jámbor Imre

Our Heritage? – The Metal Environment of Box-shaped Houses

author: Gagyi József

Back to the Sources – the Founders and the Founded – Moderated by Marianna Berényi and Zsolt Sári

The French Model – Eco-museums

author: Edouard de Laubrie

“It’s like panning for gold.” – Conversation with photography historian Klára Fogarasi about photos in best rooms

author: Karácsony Ágnes

“I wasn’t prepared for this, nor did anyone prepare me.” – Conversation with, Friderika Biró ethnographer, one of the founders of the Hungarian Open-Air Museum

author: Gréczi Emőke

Who could have been the “Polish fighter with a broken sword in the Hungarian War of Independence”?

author: Basics Beatrix

Intercultural Dialogue in Open-Air Museums – Open-Air Museums and their Social Roles

author: Sári Zsolt

An Exhibition and its Background – Treasures Beneath the City – Something New from the Past, a temporary exhibition at the Budapest History Museum’s Castle Museum

author: Zsidi Paula

Topology and typology – The morphological approach in research concerning Hungarian peasant dwellings

author: Kavecsánszki Máté

The former Szeben Collection – Paintings by Italian Artists

author: Juhász Sándor

Archaeological Sites and Museums – Archaeological Parks

author: Kovács Loránd Olivér

Marvels, Formulas, Anomalies – Museums and Architecture – Bilbao, Berlin and Paris

author: Kovács Dániel

On the Trail of Stamps – Forty Years of Regions – Eras – Museums

author: Berényi Marianna

Flashes of Burning Questions – Pilla – Conversations on Museum Theory

author: Varga Benedek

From the baths of Brigetio to a ‘Roman Baths Visitor Centre

author: Borhy László – Bartus Dávid – Számadó Emese

“Among art historians I was a sociologist, among sociologists an art historian” – Életútinterjú S. Nagy Katalinnal

author: Gréczi Emőke

In the Country of the Naysayers – Beszélgetés Rajk Lászlóval

author: Jankó Judit

Unprotected Heritage – Perczel Anna a zsidónegyed átalakulásáról

author: Karácsony Ágnes

The Karski Heritage – Three Institutes of Contemporary Polish Political Memory

author: Süveges Gréta

Renewal of a retrospective exhibition in Sárospatak

author: Sipos Tünde

A Conceptual Museum – an Eerie Place – Jewish Museum, Vienna

author: György Péter

A Brief Overview of Museums in Canada

author: Joó Julianna

Portrait Painting in the Light of Restoring An English Youth by an Unknown Artist

author: Csala Ildikó

The First Golden Age – Painting in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the Kunsthalle

author: Basics Beatrix

From tablet to tablet, from scroll to scroll…

author: Toronyi Zsuzsanna

Renaissance of the Salgótarjáni Street Jewish Cemetery

author: Klein Rudolf

Glittering Devotional Objects in the Shadow of the Red Star – Egyházi gyűjtemények a Kádár-rendszerben

author: Berényi Marianna

Jewish Memorials in Terézváros – Museums Established During the Kádár era due to Non-governmental Initiative

author: Basics Beatrix

Self-Confidence – Volunteering – Numerous Possibilities and Continuous Challenges

author: Sóki Diána és Varga Lujza

The Museum Builder – Interview with Architect István Mányi about the Reconstruction of the Museum of Fine arts and other Museums in Pest

author: Hamvay Péter

The splendour of the Wahnfried Villa, its decline and rebirth

author: Rockenbauer Zoltán

The special world of Baroque theatres – Temporary Exhibition in the Vienna Theatermuseum

author: Papházi János

Museum in the ‘disjointed Tower’ – Arany Bicentenary in Salonta

author: Jankó Judit

Mistress of the rákoshegy House

author: Basics Beatrix

Is it possible at all? – The Imaginary Archive of Avant-garde

author: K. Horváth Zsolt

Virtue from absence – A Monographic Exhibition Constructed without Material Legacy

author: Hegyi Katalin

I am slowly going home – The Regeneration of Hungarian Memorial Houses

author: Gulyás Gabriella - H. Bagó Ilona

Establishing literary memorial houses

author: Berényi Marianna

The Russian Way – In the Footsteps of Bulgakov in Moscow and Kiev

author: Basics Beatrix

“Missed apology” – Ádám Galambos, Lutheran theology student, curator of the Imre Ámos and 20th-century contemporary arts exhibition series

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Éva Marton

Delighted by diversity – Ida Kovács, head of the Petőfi Museum of Literature’s arts collection

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Judit Jankó

“Cézanne came, saw and conquered” – A conversation in Budapest with Denis Coutagne, president of the Paul Cézanne Association

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Viktória V. Nagy

It’s all so hopeless giving back artworks – Art historian László Mravik on the problems of restitution

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Emőke Gréczi

A thousand years of culture in a variety of imprints on Saint Martin’s Hill – The Benedictine Abbey in Pannonhalma

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Marianna Berényi

A family of artists and an overview of a town’s painting – The new Ferenczy Museum in Szentendre

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Beatrix Basics, art historian

Israel Museum renewal – More than a national museum

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Gréta Süveges

“Once a castle – now but stones” – Castles and castle museums in Hungary – situation and opportunities

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Kálmán Varga historian, heritage expert

Big deal – But why is it stripy?

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: István Éliás, museum education specialist, head of the Nagy Kunszt (Big Deal) Contemporary Visual Arts Study Museum of the Miskolc City Gallery

Some thoughts about moving medieval works of art

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Alexandra Kocsis, art historian

József Rippl-Rónai stained-glass windows in the dining room of the Andrássy Mansion in Tiszadob – Issues and solutions in connection with restoration and reconstruction

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Eleonóra Balogh, glass artist, restorer

Temporary deposits of artworks, confiscated fortunes – Part I: Kolozsvár

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Jenő Murádin, art historian

How could issues of ownership reassuringly be resolved in the successors of county museums?

MúzeumCafé 36.

New forms of presentation on the frontiers of cinematography and fine arts – EYE Film Institute Netherlands, Amsterdam

MúzeumCafé 36.

author: Brigitta Iványi-Bitter, art historian, curator

Value preservation and renewal – A conversation with art historian György Szücs

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Judit Jankó

“A place where questions give rise to good, precise, sincere answers…” – Lajos Kemecsi, the new director of the Museum of Ethnography

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Éva Marton

“Ars longa … there’s no end to it.” – Jenő Murádin, cluj-napoca on hungarian museology in romania

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Emőke Gréczi

“We are also captives of our resources” – Collections of art colleges and universities in Hungary

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Nóra Busi Vágvölgyi

“He was the Cézanne and the Gauguin of Hungarian painting” – Renovation of the Rippl-Rónai’s villa in Kaposvár

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Gellért Rajcsányi

“The Cuypers concept continues” – Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum reopens

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Sándor Juhász

Madagascar and savannah: cage bars versus enclosures – A museologist’s overview of zoos in Hungary

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: Marianna Berényi

An Experience of Values House of Collections in Kecskemét

MúzeumCafé 35.

author: János Bozsó jr. and Klára Loránd, curators

Florence – Tokyo – Debrecen. Leonardo reveals his mind

MúzeumCafé 1.

author: Benedek F. Tóth

The real attraction of the Real da Vinci exhibition in Debrecen is that the new gallery, Modem, has placed its selection ‘Body language’ between the two floors of its Leonardo exhibition. The former presents unique paintings (László feLugossy) and statuettes (Ferenc Medgyessy) from the Antal-Lusztig collection and performances (Balázs Kicsiny). After Florence and Tokyo, this special exhibition now in Debrecen, presenting Leonardo da Vinci’s mode of thinking, was seen by 50,000 visitors within one month of its opening.