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    Gay adoption – letter to the editor

    • 8. July 2013 - by kinga in Comment · Politics

    Dear Editor, I am writing regarding the articles “Nineteen embassies jointly support Budapest Pride” and  “PM Orbán calls Tavares report unjust”. I am deeply disappointed with the nineteen embassies who[…]

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    Will the wonders never cease?

    Bluster and arrogance trump competence and humility

    • 7. March 2013 - by kinga in Comment

    Győrgy Matolcsy assumed his new responsibilities as president of the central bank this week with the subtlety and professionalism of a bull in a china shop.  During last week’s confirmation[…]

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    Jobbik ‘facts’ are complete fiction

    • 4. March 2013 - by Richard Field in Comment

    Sándor Pörzse Parliamentarian Jobbik By email and certified mail Dear Assemblyman: I am writing to respond to remarks made by you during parliamentary question and answer period on Monday, February 18th, in which you characterize[…]

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    New leadership – old tricks?

    Yvette Bozsik appointed director of Trafó

    • 24. January 2012 - by Elizabeth Katalin Grabow in Comment

    Yvette Bozsik’s application to lead Trafó House of Contemporary Arts was kept secret until the decision was made known. The question is, why? After all, she is a highly trained artist who has won numerous accolades and is not in any way politically “tainted”.

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    Short, sharp death sentence for 2012 Opera Ball

    No reasons offered for cancellation of elite event for second consecutive year

    • 23. January 2012 - by Katalin Győri in Articles · Comment

    The Budapest Opera Ball has  been cancelled for the second year running. While last year the reason given was the economic crisis and various natural disasters, and the fatal red sludge industrial accident, this year no attempt at an explanation has even been made by the ball organisers.

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    The creativity of revisiting creativity

    Artists of back then become art

    • 22. January 2012 - by Katalin Győri in Articles · Comment

    Budapest, 1990. The Russian soldiers are withdrawing, the borders are opening and a feeling of freedom is spreading, coupled with unleashed creativity. The Budapest underground culture is developing. Sixteen years later Szilvia Seres, armed with a camera, sought out those artists. The results can be seen in the project gallery of M?csarnok, called the “Mélycsarnok” until 12 February.

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    Three New Worlds

    Not one, not two, but three symphonies From the New World

    • 21. January 2012 - by Bénédicte Williams in Articles · Comment

    With its mix of inspiration from Bohemian folk music, African-American spirituals and Indian rhythms, Dvorak’s Symphony No. 9 “From the New World” counts as one of the most popular and best-known symphonies in the musical repertoire. The Czech composer’s work was premi?red in December 1893 at Carnegie Hall, New York, to thunderous applause. Budapest dwellers and visitors will have the occasion to hear not one but three renditions between Monday and Wednesday as three different orchestras give their version on the Palace of Arts’ stage.

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    Jane Birkin sings Serge Gainsbourg

    Concert and dinner Sunday

    • 20. January 2012 - by Bénédicte Williams in Articles · Comment

    Twenty years after the death of iconic French singer, songwriter and actor Serge Gainsbourg, erstwhile partner and no less iconic singer Jane Birkin comes to A38 on the Budapest leg of her “Serge Gainsbourg & Jane via Japan” international tour.

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    The father of Hungarian impressionism

    Károly Ferenczy retrospective

    • 17. January 2012 - by Sabrina Knott in Articles · Comment

    The National Gallery in Buda Castle has  an exhibition in honour of Károly Ferenczy (1862-1917) until the end of May. It was almost a century ago that there was last such an extensive show of Ferenczy’s work.On entering the hall of the exhibition, visitors are met with a massive staircase and the few pictures on the ground floor run the risk of being overlooked. A biography here shows the most important events in the life of the painter along with photographs of the artist and handwritten notes.

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    Still swinging

    • 15. January 2012 - by kinga in Articles · Comment

    American music composer Glenn Miller (missing in action in 1944) continues to  be popular with his namesake orchestra selling out shows across Europe. “The World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra” with its unique jazz sound is considered to be one of the greatest swing bands of all time. 

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