Hungaricum 2008/3

Hungarian literature, art and science in Hungary and beyond. Now: huns in Paris. For example: aesthete, dramaturge, and screenwriter Yvette Bíró, choreographer Pál Frenák, singer Bea Palya, writer Tibor Méray, musician György Kurtág, photographer Gyula Zaránd...



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-Hungarian culture around the globe



Huns in Paris - French section:

-There is still a Chance for development (In conversation with Ferenc Fejtő)

-Incidents and Coincidence (A conversation with Tibor Méray)

-Calling card: Gyula Sipos, Pál Nagy

-The all surprises of Love (A Portrait of Lorand Gaspar by András Visky)

-The amphibious mind searching for a home (In Conversation with Endre Karátson)

-Truth Beyond Reality: Gyula Zaránd

-Between the Sky and the Ground (A portrait of Judit Reigl)

-More and More light (In conversation with painter and composer István Thuronyi)

-Breaking Boundaries (The aesthete, dramaturge, and screenwriter Yvette Bíró talks to Tímea Hungler)

-Sooner or later I'll name my Trees (In conversation with painter Sándor Hollán)

-Choreography is my Life (In conversation with the choreographer Pál Frenák)

-Bodies and Canvases (László Méhes: Styles, periods)

-Spirit Music Street Music (Conversation with Zoltán Kocsis and László Gőz about György Kurtág)

-"As when the wind Ripples the surface of the Water" (György Kurtág jnr. Speaks to Judit Scherter)

-No Music without Folksong (Pianist Lívia Rév speaks to László J. Győri)

-János bér the painter

-The Art of Release (A sketch ot the life and work of Lívia Vajda)

-The Magic of Katalin Sylvester

-Anna Mark, painter of stone

-Crapulent souls convalesce at Exhibitions (Subjective portrait of franyo aatoth)

-Addressing the Conscience of Humanity (Autobiographical notes: Eduard Flór)



-"The Rest is Down to the Music" (János Sebők talks to Bea Palya)

-Animated invention (A conversation with the animatorand director Gábor Csupó about imagination, perspiration, innovation)

-From Hollywood to a Hungarian film? (Csaba Lucas talks to G. László Szabó)

-"...to Live and die with the two Characters" (A Portrait of Anamaria Pop)

-A Guildsman from Melbourne (Péter Handi, a Hungarian writer living in Australia was interviewed by Péter Aradi)

-Collegium Hungaricum: Interview with Tibor Keresztury, director of the Hungarian Cultural Institute in Stuttgart

-I like working where like living (Photographer Balázs Gárdi talks to Klára Szarka)

-Cemeteries on the Plöcken Pass

-Ethnicity: Croatian - Native tongue: Hungarian (Art historian Jadranka Damjanov talks to Mario Papp)

-In the Shadow of the "Eyeful" Tower (Magyar Art in France)