Balázs Bíri is conspicuously colourful, the contrast with his pictures, which are strictly black-and-white, could not be greater. No fifty shades of grey. No colours. The paintings are, however, full[…]
If you have children you will have a hard time not to come across her. She organises birthday parties for children and events for companies too. If you would like[…]
Although she loves her home city of Belo Horizonte in Brazil, Daniela Neves, a recognised expert in the South American country’s literature, lives and teaches in Budapest. The life of[…]
Now a prominent figure among the English-speaking community in Budapest, it’s hard to imagine that Howard Cohen spent his first years in the city living as an outsider detached from[…]
“Happiness Helps Healing” – this is the motto that Albert Royaards follows in his life and work. The lawyer founded the Smiling Hospital Foundation with Countess Éva Csáky Bornemisza ten[…]
The opening of Ákos Matzon’s “Aspects” exhibition in the Balassi Institute was accompanied by a symposium on the “German Renaissance in Central Europe”. The common history of Germany and Hungary[…]
Hans-Henning Paetzke, born in 1943, grew up in East Germany and emigrated to Hungary in 1968. After finishing his school and theatre studies he has been working as a freelance[…]
She always has new ideas on how she can bring her students closer to the German language, and she puts all of her creativity into her profession: Pia Honos, German[…]
Meeting Bruce Anthony Marshall is to recognise quite quickly that you are not dealing with a simple disc jockey. He is a self-described music sommelier – while his work often[…]
Ten years ago in The Budapest Times we wrote about the Hungarian government being hopeful that the country could adopt the euro as its official currency as soon as 2008.[…]
