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Art in Collaboration

Students of the Introduction to Visual Culture module visited the exhibition Common Affairs – Collaborative Art Projects in Ludwig Museum Budapest – Museum of Contemporary Art.

    Pop Corn Talk

    Students in the Funding the Arts class organized an event on May 8, projecting four short films and conducting  interviews with the directors to find out more about how they financed and actually carried out their films.

      Translating the past to those who were born after 1989

      Students of the Introduction to Visual Culture course visited an exhibition in the Open Society Archives, “The Symbols of Socialist Art”.

        Interview with Maja and Reuben Fowkes

        Check out the interview with Maja and Reuben Fowkes, IBS professor, on the changed role of museums, art institutions, environment, and sustainability.  

          No Taboos!

          Guest lecturer Dániel Csángó in the Introduction to Visual Culture module

            A “detective” of art

            Our former Arts Management student, Ruxanda Renita conducted an interview with Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, former art professor of IBS.

              Gallery visit with IBS students

              Follow our BSc in Management with Arts students on their field trip.

                Businessmen for whom contemporary art matters (2)

                Béla Horváth, the former president and CEO of Aviva Life Insurance Company (now MetLife), has been collecting art in the spirit of social responsibility.

                  “Collecting Art Brings You Closer to Europe”

                  We asked  Zsolt Somlói from MindShare media agency why he collects art and he thinks art, especially Hungarian contemporary art, is important to support.  

                    Businessmen for whom contemporary art matters

                    “We are happy and proud that we can be their understanding audience “ Árpád Balázs and Andrea Dénes, an art collector couple

                      The Department of Arts Management's trip to Venice

                      For the annual international field trip, this year the Department of Arts Management went to the Venice biennale.

                        Contemporary art at a market

                        The Market in Trnavské mýto in Bratislava has, despite its somewhat sleepy retro character, many unique qualities. It is a place of friendly encounters and the vendors have a lively relationship with their customers.

                          Exhibition by Rudolf Pacsika, OFF-Biennale

                          We can only guess the amount of pain, recovery, fear and worry that these objects must have witnessed. The chairs are connected to each other, forming a circle.

                            DISFIGURING THE UNFIGURABLE

                            Disfiguring the unfigurable is an exhibition that has just been opened, it is curated by János Cserháti, IBS Arts Management student. Newsdesk asked him on this occasion.

                              Have you ever heard the universal anthem?

                              Société Réaliste’s “Universal Anthem” is the experimental piece that is comprised of mathematical medium of the 193 UN member nation’s individual anthems.

                                Off Biennial has taken off

                                With Dan Perjovshi’s lecture in the headquarter of Prezi in Budapest, Off-Biennial Budapest began on April 21.

                                  Exhibition curated by our Arts Management student, Saskia Suominen

                                  Saskia Suominen, our Arts Management student curated the exhibition of Meeri Koutaniemi, an artist from Finland in Faur Zsófi Gallery.

                                    Art in a business magazine

                                    The progressive, contemporary and independent art event, OFF-Biennial Budapest launches its programs in April. Forbes Magazine interviewed the two main organizers.

                                      No Merci - Recommended by Delia Vekony, lecturer at IBS Arts Management Department

                                      The exhibition of Hungarian sculptor Gyula Baditz presents a general anxiety about the world we have created for ourselves and proudly live in.

                                        An art work that did not happen shows the ambiguities of a new political situation

                                        On December 17, 2014 the United States and Cuba announced that they would renew diplomatic relations.