Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives
Press Room - 2013
Karácsony előtt, december 17-én, konferenciát rendezünk Stadiont vagy fedelet címmel, amelyre várjuk az érintettek, a hozzáértők, a segíteni tudó, realista szakértők közreműködését. A párbeszéd reményében, a rendezvényre meghívjuk a kormány és a város embereit is. A konferencia részletes programja az oldal aljáról letölthető.
We are organizing a conference for December 17 titled Stadium or Shelter, and invite contributions from those affected, those who understand the problems, and professionals who can help. In the hope of dialog, we will also invite representatives of the government and the city of Budapest to the conference. Please note that the conference will take place in Hungarian.
Chronicles of 2013, as seen through the lenses of documentary film maker Ádám Csillag who films every single important event, regardless of the hardships involved. This evening we look back over the public events in 2013 by screening a selection of footage filmed and compiled by Csillag himself.
On December 15, OSA is screening a recording of Iván Fischer’s opera, “The Red Heifer”, a one-act grotesque lyrical work about the Tiszaeszlár trial. This screening is part of a series of events that accompanies the exhibition False Testimony by Hajnal Németh and Zoltán Kékesi.
The subject of the “False Testimony” exhibition is the Tiszaeszlár Trial of 1883, which was closely interwoven with the birth of modern antisemitism in Hungary. The photographs, videos and objects in the exhibition examine individual and collective memory and identity, the processes of psychological and cultural acquisition, and the learning of antisemitic witness and national martyrology.
This talk is part of a Hungarian-language discussion series that accompanies the exhibition False Testimony by Hajnal Németh and Zoltán Kékesi.
This talk is part of a Hungarian-language discussion series that accompanies the exhibition False Testimony by Hajnal Németh and Zoltán Kékesi.
This unique screening series about the Cold War’s technological, political and science-fiction imagery has been created in connection with the seminar Though this be Madness, yet there is Method in It.
The social and legal history aspects of the Tiszaeszlár trial - Modern era blood libels - Hungarian language presentation and discussion in conjunction with the Exhibition False Testimony by Hajnal Németh and Zoltán Kékesi.
Participants: Tamás Kende, György Kövér, István Stipta
Join us for a unique screening series on the Cold War’s technological, political and science-fiction imagery, in connection with the seminar Though this be Madness, yet there is Method in It: Cold War Fantasies. Explore a strange world where the lack of information led to surreal experimentation, collective madness and new forms of intelligence.
OSA is hosting a presentation in film and discussion of the legacy of John F. Kennedy, 50 years after his assassination.
This year Verzio is 10 years old. Human rights, documentary films, guests, experts, round-table discussions, student screenings and many more exciting programs again at the 10th Verzio Documentary Film Festival from 5th November.
Toldi Cinema | Művész Cinema | Cirko-gejzír Cinema | Örökmozgó Film Museum | Francia Intézet | OSA Archivum
This Thursday evening, OSA is one of over twenty participating institutions in the Night of Contemporary Galleries, with a program that includes our current exhibition, a lecture and a special performance organized by Café Budapest.
OSA presents András Szirtes's Film Diary 1979-2004: In search of exposition lost. Opening on September 10, the exhibition at Galeria Centralis presents the films, drawing sketches, written notes and images selected by experimental filmmaker András Szirtes, who has been making films since the late 1960s. For the duration of the exhibition, Szirtes's films will be screened every evening from 7 pm with the active participation of the filmmaker.
OSA is pleased to circulate the final program for the 44th Annual Conference of the International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI), taking place on September 25-27, 2013 at the Central European University, Budapest.
Call for Papers for the 44th Annual Conference of the International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI): Opening up Social History Repositories: New Technologies and New Methods
September 26-28, 2013, Auditorium, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
Organized by IALHI, in cooperation with the Central European University and OSA Archivum
Public lecture by Piotr Wciślik on the political economy of the free word in 1980s Poland
The exhibition "Végképp eltörölni/No more tradition's chains shall bind us..." presents a selection of around 300 posters from the Rákosi and Kádár eras (1949-1989) which served as political propaganda, promoting the public morality of the new Socialist era, the “correct way” to live, or which advertized film premiers and other cultural events.
Join us for a unique film screening in connection with the Bibliotheca exhibition at OSA Archivum, exploring the idea of libraries as special, almost spiritual places through short films about library design.
CEU librarians will give a presentation at OSA on academic research tools, including open source and subscribed resources. The aim is to demonstrate how open sources can work together with subscribed scholarly databases and web scale discovery services to facilitate teaching, learning and research.