Works by Hungarian & Hungarian -American artists, focusing on the works of: Stephen Csoka – Csóka István (1897-1989): Opening reception (Saturday, July 20, 2002, 3-5 PM) included lecture (*in Hungarian*) entitled: “ETHNOGRAPHY OF HUNGARIAN CULTURE” by Dr. Gábor Tarján This exhibition presented a collection of prints produced by Hungarian artists in Budapest, called “Self-Portraits” (1928) […]
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???? Hungarian Scout Association / Cserkészet CURRENT CLEVELAND CONTACTS 1.) Boy Scout Troop 14 / 14. sz. Görgey Arthur cscs., III kerület, Cleveland, OH, USA Csapatparancsnok: Tábor András (Bandi) cst. (Troop Leader at time of exhibition) E-mai Current Troop Leader: Csapatparancsnok: Strada Pal, st. Website: http://www.14es.com 2.) Boy Scout Troop 22 / 22. sz. Bessenyei György cscs., III kerület, Cleveland, […]
Saturday, April 20, 2002, 3:00-5:00 p.m. Our Exhibition was free & open to the public Viewing was open to all during regular Museum hours: Guided tours were available for groups of adults or schoolchildren available by special arrangement, either during regular open times, or, other times also available. For information, please call: 440 442-3466. […]
Special exhibition: (After June 23 through October, 2001) Paintings, books, uniforms, maps, medals, etc. Opening Reception was held: June 23, 2001, 3 – 5 PM All Were Invited! LINKS to Hungarian Military websites: A Thousand yeasrs of the Hungarian Art of War [e-book by Anthony Komjathy] Early Hungarian Weapons See: “Contents” page for “The Spirit of […]
Opening Reception was held: Saturday, January 20, 2001, 3-5 PM, at the Hungarian Heritage Museum As an added atraction, the artist Sister M. Edith Németh, Director of the Penn View Art Center in Elizabeth, PA, presented at the opening reception a demonstration of weaving and lace making. OTHER LINKS : Samples of Hungarian Embroidery from the […]
Opening Reception was held on: Saturday, March 4, 2000 3-5 PM – Hungarian Artists of the Immigration – Featuring : József Csébigaál, painter József Domján, woodcut, stone, metal etchings Sándor Déry, painter Rudolf Dudinsky, painter György Gyímesy Kásás, painter Csaba Kúr, sculptor and painter Antal Krasznai, painter Lajos Resö, painter Lajos Papp, painter Erzsébet Radnay […]
Our second “off site” exhibition was at the entrance lobby of the Grasselli Library at John Carroll University, and was entitled “Moments in Hungarian History.” It included books, maps, paintings, prints, reproductions, documents, photographs, realia, and narrative texts. It was partly prepared in conjunction with the 24th Annual International Conference of the AHEA – American Hungarian Educators’Association – held […]
June 19, 1998 – June, 1999 The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum & Co-Sponsor The Lake Country Historical Society The exhibition included samples of Hungarian folk- and fine-art pieces such as embroidery, pottery, costumes, musical instruments, herdsman’s art, designed to acquaint the viewer with the variety and scope of Hungarian art& artifacts. The history […]
March 14 – April 18, 1998 Opening Reception was held on: Saturday, March 14, 1998, 2-5 P.M. This Special Exhibit was on loan from the Móra Ferenc Museum in Szeged, Hungary, and commemorated the 150th anniversary of the 1848 Hungarian War of Independence from the Austrian Empire. The items on display encompassed documents, copies of […]
