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As part of Triennial of Contemporary Central European Art organised by the Olomuc Museum of Art, the Kassák Museum will present a series of online programmes during the autumn months. >>>

The event is organized by the Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany, and will be held online. Among the dozens of exciting pre-recorded presentations related to the field of periodical research, you can find our colleague, Gábor Dobó’s contribution as well. >>>

East Central European Center is pleased to host a webinar series on interwar art and culture. >>>

On 1 November 2020, art historian Merse Pál Szeredi took over management of the Kassák Museum, from the departing director, Edit Sasvári. Ms Sasvári will be continuing in the Kassák Museum as chief curator. >>>

A review has been published on the Artmargins online about the first volume of the historical avant-garde research group hosted by the Kassák Museum >>>

In view of the coronavirus epidemic, the Petőfi Literary Museum and its affiliates are closing their exhibitions and research services for an indefinite period starting on 17 March 2020. All previously announced programmes and events have been cancelled. >>>

The Kassak Museum is among this year’s winners of the prestigious GOOD DESIGN Award. >>>

Edit Sasvari, the leader of the Kassak Museum was awarded by the journal MuseumCafé in 2012. The jury says the renewal of the Kassak Museum is also significant on an international level. >>>

The Kassak Museum, the museum of the avant-garde and modernism in Budapest, Hungary, is proud to announce that it is among this year’s winners of the prestigious red dot design award. >>>

Kassák Lajos was born 125 years ago. An exhibition on Érsekújvár in the Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery. >>>

A selection of artworks by Checz and Slovak artists. >>>

An exhibition of Kassák’s works in the Institute of Political History. >>>

During his stay in Budapest, Mark Rappolt, editor of ArtReview, visited the exhibitions of Kassak Museum. >>>

On the occasion of the opening of the Ferenc Kiss avant-garde collection, Marinko Sudac (in the middle), owner of the most significant avant-garde collection in the region, visited Kassák Museum. His collection will be the next in January in our new series "The avant-garde in private collections". >>>

Altogether more than 45 000 people have visited the Kassák exhibitions in the Berlinische Galerie and in the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin. >>>

The curators from the the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb are organising an exhibition on the influence and legacy of Bauhaus >>>

During the summer of 2011, two Kassák exhibitions are on view in Berlin >>>

After some years, the Kassák Museum is awaiting its visitors again with a new permanent exhibition. The exhibition provides a comprehensive view of the versatile oeuvre, the editorial, art and literary activities and the public roles of the great figure of Hungarian avant-garde. >>>