The 30th January is officially the most eventful day in history! Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany, Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated in New Delhi, Sir Winston Churchill was buried and The Beatles performed for the very last time. What will happen today? Be prepared.
_________________________________________Orsi Horvath – Emberi/Nem Emberi (Exhibition Opening)
Műveleti Terület Galéria, 30th January
Andrássy út 99 [map]
Pest, VI, Bajza utca (M1), 1 min
...or Human/Not Human, in English. Budapest-based, Orsi Horvath unveils her first solo sculpture exhibition. Horvath's foray into untried waters marks an early departure for her, jumping into a fresh and imaginative ship. What lies within is an address to human nature that walks the lines between man and beast, sexuality and liberation; even the abhorrent. Artist website here.
The gallery is located through the front entrance to the building, through the corridor and down some steps that lead to a basement.
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_________________________________________Műveleti Terület Galéria, 30th January
Andrássy út 99 [map]
Pest, VI, Bajza utca (M1), 1 min
The gallery is located through the front entrance to the building, through the corridor and down some steps that lead to a basement.
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Trafó [map] 30th January, 22:00, 1800Ft / 1400Ft students
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A38, 30th January, 21:00, 2000Ft adv./2500Ft door
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Argentin Táncház (Dance)
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Jambalaya (Concert)
RS9 [map], 30th January, 21:00
Plinky plonky, honky-tonky, New Orleans soulful brassy blues. Think Professor Longhair, Dr. John or The Band in their Life's a Carnival stage. Marosi Zoltán guests on accordian. Myspace here. Website here.
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