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A new voice from the next generation of Hungarian animation is set to compete at the world’s leading animation showcase. The diploma film Bonefuzz by Márk László, a 2025 graduate of MOME’s Animation MA programme, has been selected for the graduation film competition at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, taking place between 21–27 June 2026. Produced by MOME Anim with support from the National Film Institute, László’s 2025 diploma film marks another chapter in a long-running success story – for nearly a decade, MOME diploma films have regularly featured in this prestigious international programme.
The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) has announced an open call for applications for the position of Rector. The call has been issued by the maintainer of the university, the Foundation for Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design.
Demenciával élÅ‘k számára fejlesztett játékos eszköz, egyénivé tehetÅ‘ közösségi e-kerékpár, látássérültek bevonása a fotózásba, az ember és a mesterséges intelligencia érzelmi kapcsolódása, az Örkény SzÃnház épületének újragondolása – a Stefan Lengyel Kiválósági ÖsztöndÃj nyertesei is idén innovatÃvan reagálnak a kortárs társadalmi, kulturális és technológiai kihÃvásokra.
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Do you want to study in Budapest for your Master’s? Are you interested in art and design? Want to improve your portfolio, with the advice of top professionals?
Once again, we are announcing portfolio reviews for our English-language MA programmes to help you put together a portfolio for successful admission!
Do you want to study in Budapest for your Master’s? Are you interested in art and design? Want to improve your portfolio, with the advice of top professionals?
Once again, we are announcing portfolio reviews for our English-language MA programmes to help you put together a portfolio for successful admission!
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.