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European Confucius Institutes conference in Hungary
The 2011 Joint Conference of European Confucius Institutes will be held in Budapest, Hungary, on 16-18 June, 2011. Read More
The Silk Road Online | International Dunhuang Project
The International Dunhuang Project (IDP) is a ground-breaking international collaboration between institutions in China, Europe and Japan bringing information and images from the Silk Road online. Read More
Opportunities in Hungary
Budapest | 7th International Dancefilm Festival | open call
EDIT2011 7th International Dancefilm Festival – a joint initiative of Budapest Autumn Festival and Workshop Foundation. Open call for submissions of dance and movement films and videos Read More
Call for participants: Ex Oriente 2012 docu workshop
Ex Oriente Film 2012 aims to support creative documentary films from Central and Eastern Europe. Read More
Call for Entries: BuSho Film Festival (short films)
BuSho Film Festival aims to give young short filmmakers from all over the globe space where they can introduce, create and together help create a new “European Value”. Read More
Events in Hungary
Copenhagen | 11th WOMEX World Music Expo
WOMEX promises five days of music, networking, conferences, films and business, and encounters in world music. The 11th World Music Expo takes place in Copenhagen 26-30 October. Read More
Budapest | 7th International Dancefilm Festival | open call
EDIT2011 7th International Dancefilm Festival – a joint initiative of Budapest Autumn Festival and Workshop Foundation. Open call for submissions of dance and movement films and videos Read More
Magazine Hungary
Talking about contemporary circus in Europe
By Florentina Bratfanof – My first memories of the performing arts go back to a little town near the amazing Danube Delta, my hometown. Read More
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Budapest: Korean Art in the 18-19th Century
The Hopp Ferenc East-Asia Museum of Art, Budapest, Hungary, has a temporary exhibition presenting the extremely exciting culture of Korea. Interiors, ceremonial clothing and ornamented objects represent Korean art. Read More
