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Kassák Museum is a branch museum of Petőfi Literary Museum.
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A Tett honlap angol

20 March 2019 >>

19 December 2018 >>

Una passeggiata d’estate al Castello Zichy

9 August 2018, 15:00 - 16:00 >>

From Grey Zone to Cultural Dissent. Nonconform Art of the Socialist Era and its Collections

20-21 March 2017 >>

DADA TECHNIQUES IN EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE (1916–1930)

13-15 October 2016 >>

Contested Spheres: Actually Existing Artworlds under Socialism

27-28 May 2016, 14:36 >>

Lajos Kassák and the revolutions of art

23 April 2016, 16:00 - 16:30 >>

Kassák! English guided tour in the Kassák Museum's permanent exhibition

24 January 2016, 16:00 - 17:00 >>

Lajos Kassák's Magazines and the Network of European Avant-Garde

13 December 2015, 16:00 - 17:00 >>

Local Contexts / International Networks – Avant-Garde Magazines in Central Europe (1910–1935)

17-19 September 2015 >>

Night of Museums 2015

20-21 June 2015, 18:00 - 00:00 >>

Avant-garde Fashion

19 October 2013 >>

Museum communications in the MADI Universe

4 May 2013 >>

Angles on Kassák - Gáspár Miklós Tamás, philosopher

6 March 2013, 18:00 >>

Angles on Kassák - Veronika Harcsa, vocalist, composer

20 February 2013 >>

Endre Aczel: The Political and Historical Background of "The Battle of Orgreave"

13 February 2013 >>

Angles on Kassák - Katalin Ladik, poet, performer

30 January 2013 >>

Angles on Kassak - Orsolya Karafiath, poet

7 November 2012 >>

Angles on Kassák

17 October 2012 >>

Alice Madzsar - by Anna Borgos psychologist

30 September 2012 >>

5-26 August 2012 >>

Family Day in the Kassak Museum

30 June 2012 >>

Night of Museums 2012

16 June 2012 >>

A lecture by Balint Szombathy

13 April 2012 >>

The Big Draw in Kassák Museum

29 October 2011 >>

Literature in the museum

19 October 2011 >>

Avant-garde researches in the neighbouring countries (workshop)

1-2 July 2011 >>

Night of Museums 2011

24 June 2011 >>

Museum communications for children

29 April 2011 >>

PIM Kassák Museum is a branch museum of Petőfi Literary Museum. >>

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