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Unreal Estate cÃmű programjában a Krakkói Fotóhónap idén Közép-Európa politikai, társadalmi és történeti összefonódásait vizsgálja, különös figyelemmel Lengyelország és Németország szomszédsági kapcsolatára, valamint azokra a térbeli, emlékezeti törésvonalakra, identitáskérdésekre, amelyek a régió történetét máig meghatározzák. A MOME vendégeként Krzysztof Pijarski, az esemény egyik kurátora tart elÅ‘adást az idei fesztivál koncepciójának a kialakulásáról.
The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design is included in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 for Art & Design for the first time, placed in the 101–150 band. The result both reinforces the progress made in recent years and signals the start of a new phase, with MOME set to consolidate its international reputation, visibility, and position with greater intent.
With profound sorrow, we say goodbye to Chief of Cabinet to the Rector Nikoletta Lakatos, who passed away at the age of barely 40 after a sudden and aggressive illness. Her career was cut tragically short, yet its impact far exceeded the time she had, and it is hard to accept that someone who brought such warmth and vitality is no longer here with us.
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A MOME Doktori Iskolája tisztelettel meghÃvja Önt Maróy Krisztina esztéta doktori védésére.
Időpont: 2026. április 17. 15:00
HelyszÃn: MOME B_001 (1121 Budapest, Zugligeti út 9-25, Base épület földszint)
The MOME Doctoral School invites you to the dissertation defense of photographer Dániel Halász.
Join us for an in-depth online information session designed for prospective students interested in our English-language MA programmes at MOME. This session offers a comprehensive overview of the admissions process while also providing an authentic glimpse into student life, featuring candid discussions with current international students about their academic and social experiences in Hungary.
Upcoming conferences
The Non-Formal and Informal Learning Studio of MOME invites, for the second time, curators, museum educators, and communication specialists working in museums, as well as the wider professional audience to join a symposium dedicated to exchange and discussion. In 2024, our symposium Who Cares about Visitors? initiated a professional dialogue on museum visitors, sparking considerable interest. We now continue that dialogue with a focus on museum communities.