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Cultural exhibitions in Hungary and Slovakia

Overview

Various cultural exhibitions have opened across Hungary and Slovakia. In Sopron, Hungary, nature painter Márta Dedinszky launched a jubilee exhibition titled ‘Our Wonderful Planet, Earth’, featuring 74 works focused on flora, fauna, and hunting themes. Simultaneously, the Barsi Museum in Levá, Slovakia, opened a historical autograph exhibition curated by Dr. Zoltán Marián, displaying approximately 200 signatures from figures such as Princess Diana and Alexander Dubček.

In Szeged, Hungary, the Kiss Kunszt Gallery began hosting Zsuzsanna Deák’s jubilee glass art exhibition, ‘Időbe zárt fény’, which highlights her thirty-year career and sustainability through her ‘Re-built Glass’ project. Additionally, the Délvidék House prepared to host ‘Szálakba szőtt örökség’, an exhibition showcasing traditional embroidery, lace, and folk costumes by Valéria Sebők and Kornélia Galai.

Entities

Zsuzsanna Deák · Szeged · Márta Dedinszky · Kiss Kunszt Gallery · Munkácsy Hall

Timeline

9 days ago

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Szeged hosts glass art and folk costume exhibitions
Szeged hosts two new exhibitions: glass artist Zsuzsanna Deák’s thirty-year career retrospective at Kiss Kunszt Gallery and a folk costume and lace showcase by Valéria Sebők and Kornélia Galai.
10 days ago

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Cultural exhibitions open in Sopron and Levá
Cultural exhibitions have opened in Sopron, Hungary, featuring nature paintings by Márta Dedinszky, and in Levá, Slovakia, showcasing a vast collection of historical autographs from world leaders.

Sources

felvidek.ma · gyorihirek.hu · hir.ma · kamperveen.nl · kultura.hu · sopronmedia.hu · szadvar.hu · szeged365.hu · zalamedia.hu