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Budapest embarks on 6-month season celebrating Erkel, Mahler, Liszt - A six-month series celebrating the anniversaries of Ferenc Erkel, Gustav Mahler and Franz Liszt will start in Budapest this Sunday, the director of Hungarofest said on Tuesday.

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Six month season celebrating Erkel, Mahler, Liszt

A six-month series celebrating the anniversaries of Ferenc Erkel, Gustav Mahler and Franz Liszt will start in Budapest this Sunday, the director of Hungarofest said on Tuesday.

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Group exhibition in Szeged art nouveau Reok Palace

July 18, 2010

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A group exhibition featuring graphic design, a team of sculptors and works by a British painter will open in southern Hungary's Szeged on Friday, one of the organisers told MTI.

The exhibition in the Reok Palace, a stunning example of Hungary's art nouveau, will show some 60 digitally made large graphic design works from the vast contemporary art collection of the International Print Triennial of Krakow, said Robert Nyari.

The exhibition will also display compositions of sculptures and paintings the five members of the Hungarian Morph group have made for the theme of man using various techniques, he said.

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The third section will feature British painter Nicholas James from Cambridge whose centre piece large oil-on-canvas has been inspired by Reok Palace's beauty he has discovered during his visits in Szeged. The rest of his works on display are digitally processed details of the main painting, Nyari said, adding that the artist invites visitors to find components of his large painting on the other works.

Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI) / Photo: MTI

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