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Kolbe Museum Juni 2025
INDEX 05 — 06 2025

INDEX 05 — 06 2025
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Kolbe Museum Juni 2025
INDEX 05 — 06 2025

INDEX 05 — 06 2025
Cover by Jens Pecho

 
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Opening

born in transition

Kincső Bede, Lörinc Borsos, Márton Dés, Istvan Felsmann, Mark Fridvalszki, Katalin Kortman, Péter Lichter, (Áron Lödi), Judit Lilla, Zuzsi Simon
curated by Katalin Kortmann Járay and Barnabás Zemlényi-Kovács
Studio Hanniball
June 27, 2025

Studio Hanniball
Pappelallee 15
10437 Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg

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born in transition

Kincső Bede, Lörinc Borsos, Márton Dés, Istvan Felsmann, Mark Fridvalszki, Katalin Kortman, Péter Lichter, (Áron Lödi), Judit Lilla, Zuzsi Simon
curated by Katalin Kortmann Járay and Barnabás Zemlényi-Kovács
Studio Hanniball
June 28, 2025 — July 22, 2025
Opening
Kincső Bede, Lörinc Borsos, Márton Dés, Istvan Felsmann, Mark Fridvalszki, Katalin Kortman, Péter Lichter, (Áron Lödi), Judit Lilla, Zuzsi Simon
born in transition
June 27, 2025
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As 2025 marks a quarter of a century since the closure of the Nineties,”born in transition” explores the diverse intersections of childhood and politics during the first decade after the collapse of communism, through the critical reflections of Hungarian artists who were born and raised in this period of profound paradigm shifts - across social, ideological, economic, cultural, and technological spheres – still shaping our contemporary reality.

Studio Hanniball
Pappelallee 15
10437 Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg

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