Resilient Spaces / Positive Futures // Paradigma Ariadné
The 2022 MOME Architecture Institute’s Public Lecture Series features prominent Hungarian and International Architects, Designers, and Thinkers to present and discuss their work within the built environment.
In the past several years the term resiliency has emerged throughout the profession. Following the series of recent extreme events such as the global pandemic, increasingly rapid climate change, and social unrest, we are faced with a direct challenge to our assumptions about the world and how we occupy it.
The 2022 lecture series invites professionals to explore the theme Resilient Spaces/ Positive Futures through work that addresses the creation of a built environment for a collective future with positive change.
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A new temporary exhibition opened at the Hungarian National Museum's Public Collection Centre on 18 October 2024 under the title Shine! – The Time of Jewellery. In addition to a selection spanning 40,000 years of human history and featuring treasures from the museum’s 222-year-old collection, works by MOME students and faculty are also on display. The exhibition will be expanded further in November, accompanied by a series of related events.
MOME popup exhibition sparkles at the Shine! – The Time of Jewellery showcase at the National Museum
A pop-up exhibition featuring jewellery pieces created by former and current students and educators from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) will open on 17 December at the Hungarian National Museum as part of the Shine! – The Time of Jewellery exhibition. The event will include a roundtable discussion moderated by art historian and head of the MOME Rector’s Cabinet Krisztina Kovács with contemporary jewellery designer and MOME teacher Flóra Vági, art collector Katalin Spengler, and jewellery curator Dr. Erika Kiss of the Hungarian National Museum about the interplay between tradition and innovation.