In addition to thousands of years of ancient knowledge, the visitor centre also features 21st century interactive elements. Puszta Treasury. This is the name of the exhibition that shows the everyday life of our ancestors, their clothing and the products they made here. In addition to thousands of years of ancient knowledge, the visitor centre also features 21st century interactive elements. The tourism development programme in Hortobágy, which was completed at the end of March, aimed to bring the wilderness closer to all ages. With the new permanent exhibitions and the unified information system, everyone can discover the rich fauna and flora of the region, as well as the pastoral culture of Hortobágy, according to their own needs. “The exhibitions are structured in such a way that even those who visit here for the first time can find the topic and activity they like. Also those who already know the depths of the wilderness, the birds and plants that live here, or even have friendly relations with the shepherds,"  Director of Hortobágy National Park Gergely Árpád Medgyesi said. Date:Closed on Mondays, but open on weekends on all long weekends and public holidays (except 1 November 2024 and 23 December 2024 […]

The selection from the MBH Bank Collection, which dates back to the 1990s, will be shown for the first time in Debrecen. One of the most important issues for humanity in the 21st century is nature. How do we relate to this wonderful resource, how do we look after it, how do we help it to renew itself? The relationship with nature is multifaceted, it can be seen as the basis of life, as the raw material of civilization, as an aesthetic experience and as a higher universal connection. As a means of socialising art, MBH Bank aims to make its collection of works of art continuously available to the public throughout Hungary. In this way, emblematic pieces of art history do not disappear in the sink of a corporate collection, but remain part of the cultural fabric by becoming visible in the outstanding art institutions of major cities through curatorial concepts. The first step is the realisation of an exhibition at  MODEM in Debrecen. The exhibition will be opened by art historian Brigitta Muladi on the 14th of June at 7.00 p.m. Deputy CEO of MBH Bank András Puskás, and Executive Director of MODEM Kata Vizi will give a […]

The soon-to-open exhibition of textile sculptor Tímea Sz. Nagy focuses on the experience of "now". At the beginning of 2020, after a very successful exhibition, the country closed down almost immediately, leaving the artist a lot of time for reflection. Many, many works of art were created during this time, all around the theme of introspection, contemplation, silence and gratitude. For Tímea Sz.Nagy it is very important to live the present, to experience every single moment of the creative process, to feel and enjoy, to taste the magic, to absorb the experience that the creation gives... and to pass on its message. As she puts it so strongly, the focus of her forthcoming exhibition in Debrecen is on living the "now". The exhibition opens on the 19th of June at 4.30 p.m. at DAB Székház in Thomas Mann Street. President of the MTA DAB Club, professor István Rácz will give a toast at the event, which will be opened by art writer János Cs. Tóth with the participation of Anita Oláh playing the harp. Date: from 19 June Location: DAB Székház Source: dehir.hu  

An exciting and particularly valuable exhibition will open on Thursday the 20th of June at 5:00 p.m. at Partium House on Piac Street. The Kiss-Nagy couple, who live in Debrecen, for thirty years have been collecting fine art works dated from 1949 to the present day. At the invitation of Partium House, they have now put together an exhibition of works by 31 artists from Transylvania and Partium. The exhibition will be opened by museologist Lilla Szoboszlai, flutist, the winner of the XI National Jeney Zoltán Flute Competition Gábor Hajna and pianist Gergő Sári. List of exhibitors:   Imre Ambrus (Gyergyóalfalu, 1936-2018) László Félegyházi (Szatmárnémeti, 1907-1986) Jenő Barcsay (Katona, 1900-1988) Leo Békéssy (Oradea, 1890-1966) Árpád Bényi (Dicsőszentmárton, 1931-2006) Tibor Budaházi (Kőszegremete, 1954) János Deák (Nagybánya, 1928-2018) Attila Demjén (Dicsőszentmárton, 1926-1973) Gyula Dudás (Maroshévíz, 1929-2015) Frank Magda (Cluj Napoca, 1914-1997) Sándor Gajzágó Sr (Dés, 1901-1988) Gross Arnold (Torda, 1929-2015) Árpád Huszty (Nagybánya, 1933-2008) János Incze (Szinérváralja, 1909-1999) Jenő Koórodi (Ádámos, 1922-1999) Kopacz Mária (Târgu Mures, 1941) István Kozma (Szatmárnémeti, 1937-2020) Izolda Macskássy (Târgu Mures, 1945-2021) György Tamás Madarassy (Nagybánya, 1947) Pál Miháltz (Magyarvalkó, 1899-1988) István Moldovan (Cluj Napoca, 1911-2000) Emil Róbert Novotny (Târgu Mures, 1898-1975) Éva Nuridsány (Csíkszereda, 1942) András Rác […]

The new exhibition of the Museum of the Reformed College of Debrecen was opened under the title “Golden Glass to the form of Debrecen” on the 21st of June. The exhibition includes masterpieces by three members of the Büttösi family. In the 18th century, István Büttösi, a master jeweller, and his two sons György and István also worked for the church.  The ornate chalices and bread bowls are not decorations, but are still used for worship and communion. The unique and priceless 300-year-old creations of the Büttös goldsmiths are on display together for the first time. “Many of the works are on display in churches. Here, too, about forty objects come from forty congregations, and these congregations use these beautiful, centuries-old objects. They don't see them as artistic treasures, but as an instrument linked to the Lord Jesus, to their Christian faith," the museum's director Dávid Csorba says. Date:from 21 June Location: Museum of the Reformed College of Debrecen   Source: dehir.hu