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Our Exhibitions ZZH3Z | ZTT3Z Gábor Gyukics poet, literary Translator's Booklet has published selected and new poems. Based on these, contemporary Hungarian artists have made their works for the exhibition. The exhibition is open until January 20, 2019. The exhibition is a mainstay of a 100 year old writer and also commemorates a friendship: Iván Mándy and Mácsai Zoltán Jékely's boule collection is the central element of the exhibition, hanging out of the ceiling of the exhibition hall. János's puppet character greets the audience, and the colorful line of motifs from his hand leads the visitors to the exciting world of puppets as the most spectacular spectacle of the exhibition. The aim of the exhibition is to summon one of the greatest clas*ics of Hungarian literature to familiarize the public with the less familiar faces of the poet. PETEFI'S CHOICES - THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF THE PETEFIELD OFFICIAL MUSEUM WHO am I? I WILL NOT SAY…. Who would not know Petőfi? And can you say something new about it? The exhibition attempts to draw up the figure of a successful young poet with unknown man*scripts, pictures and personal objects. A significant scholar of Hungarian literary textology died in the age of 75 in October. Anna Valachi, founder and co-chair of the Attila József Society, died after a long illness on Friday, November 16th. On behalf of our institution, Aranka Kemény, the staff of the Media Bureau, says goodbye. You have to work. And to remain faithful to these many spaces and streets. Iván Mándy was loyal to the Pest Square, the traffic, the well-decorated emptiness that had become more and more lost to the traditions of Budapest. The DIA September 17th Membership Meeting held in three rounds, with a large majority Péter Lengyel Kossuth Prize-winning Prose writer