Catalogue catalogue I From register to design object
It is a natural phenomenon, that after an interesting exhibition we take the exhibition catalogue in hand at the museum shop and admire the printed version processing what we have just seen. However, the exhibition catalogue is more than a colorful guide or an enormous book with the reproductions of art exhibited. It is much more: a consciously created design object, that includes academic quality essays summarizing the research preceding the exhibition, rounding up the results and the curatorial concept.
This exhibition is part of the Design Curator specialization of the Design Theory MA program at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. It has been created within the framework of the Theory and practice of exhibition organization course led by Eszter Földi art historian, lecturer at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design.
Exhibition opening: 6 pm, 05. 07. 2022
Visitors are welcomed by Eszter Földi. The exhibition is opened by Anikó Katona art historian, chief museologist of the Graphics Collection at the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest.
The exhibition is on view: 05. 07. – 22. 07. 2022
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Exhibition opening: 6 pm, 05. 07. 2022
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