NIGHT OF MUSEUMS 2025
On Midsummer Eve, we invite visitors to the garden of the Hopp Museum for the annual festival of museums.
Program:
18:00 – 18:30: Opening dance- and movement art performance by MOHA - Mozdulatművészek Háza
Performers: Zsuzsanna Barna, Ildikó Mándy, István Pálosi, Beáta Seres, Csaba Tóth
18:30 – 19:00: What Is Movement Art? | Lecture by Júlia Lenkei
19:00 – 19:30: The Lebensreform Movement | Lecture by Prof. Dr. András Németh
Performers: Zsuzsanna Barna, Ildikó Mándy, István Pálosi, Beáta Seres, Csaba Tóth
18:30 – 19:00: What Is Movement Art? | Lecture by Júlia Lenkei
19:00 – 19:30: The Lebensreform Movement | Lecture by Prof. Dr. András Németh
Life reform is the umbrella term for the movements critical of modernization that flourished at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. These groups share a common characteristic of a return to nature; self-healing; a search for lost cosmic wholeness and spirituality.
19:30 – 20:00: Bhakti and Bhakti Yoga | Lecture by Rita Jeney
20:00 – 20:20: Site-specific dance- and movement art performance by MOHA - Mozdulatművészek Háza
Performers: Zsuzsanna Barna, Ildikó Mándy, István Pálosi, Beáta Seres, Csaba Tóth
20:20 – 20:50: Salon Life in Budapest at the Turn of the 19th-20th Centuries | Lecture by Tünde Császtvay
20:50 – 21:20: Psychology and Spiritism | Lecture by Júlia Gyimesi
What does spiritualism and psychology have in common? Who researched spiritualist phenomena and how? How have esoteric practices influenced the development of our modern ideas on therapy? Few people know that spiritualism, the occult and many other esoteric practices have attracted the attention of leading psychologists. Sigmund Freud, Carl Gustav Jung, Sándor Ferenczi and many others began to experiment with spiritualist mediums, making observations and trying to find psychological explanations for unusual phenomena. These explorations contributed to psychology in a variety of ways and laid the foundations for the later development of parapsychology.
21:20 – 21:50: The Beginnings of Hungarian Sound Film | Márton Kurutz, Film Archive, National Film Institute
22:00 – 23:30: Film screening | A férfi mind őrült, comedy, 1937, 1h 23m, directed by Viktor Gertler
21:20 – 21:50: The Beginnings of Hungarian Sound Film | Márton Kurutz, Film Archive, National Film Institute
22:00 – 23:30: Film screening | A férfi mind őrült, comedy, 1937, 1h 23m, directed by Viktor Gertler
Comedy about a kindly con artist painter who tries his luck with a rich widow. Taking place in Hungary in the 1930s, the hero of Rezsö Török's novel, the painter Gábor Sóváry, for all his kindness, is still broke. The only way he could make his way would be to marry a rich lady. Will he succeed? (imdb.com)
Available throughout the day (18:00 – 23:00):
- Creative workshops with museum educator Katalin Szeivolt
- Napfényes Vegan Restaurant
- Nepal Shop
- Múzeumshop
The event is only available in Hungarian.
We apologize for the inconvenience.