BAKOS Rita Ackermann

The Ludwig Museum presents Rita Ackermann’s solo show as part of its series featuring Hungarian artists and artists of Hungarian origin whose works are less known in their native country. Rita Ackermann's exhibition in Budapest is centred around her work of the last three years, including paintings, drawings, prints and videos, as well as all of the material she produced most recently during the Marfa/Chinati artist-in-residence program, which marks a milestone in the artist's career.
The exhibition is being accompanied by a series of film screenings, seeking to afford an insight into the spirit of an era that had a crucial influence on the New York-based artist’s career in the late 1980s and 90s, and that has continued to colour the development of her work today.

Ludwig Museum
November 18, 2011. - February 12, 2012.

 Rita Ackermann photographed by Marton Perlaki for The Room magazine #14.

Martin Munkacsi Project / LUMÚ

RÉKA EBERGÉNYI
photo : István Lábady

Martin Munkacsi Project / LUMÚ

KINGA RAJZÁK
photo: Márton Perlaki

Martin Munkácsi Intro

Visitors are welcome between 4-6 June 2010 to Martin Mukácsi Intro, a preliminary viewing of the exhibition to come. The selection from the material of the Hungarian Museum of Photography provides a sneak preview of the world-famous Hungarian photographer`s oeuvre. The coming exhibition, so far the most comprehensive show of his life`s work, will be on view from autumn 2010 in Budapest after Hamburg, Berlin and New York. The monumental retrospective show entitled Martin Munkácsi: Think While You Shoot is graciously sponsored by the Martin Munkácsi Heritage, ullstein bild and the F.C. Gundlach Foundation, and will be on view from 1 October 2010 - 9 January 2011 at Ludwig Museum.

GLENN BROWN

LuMú-Budapest
2010. February 06. - 2010. April 11.

Stunning selection

Anton Corbijn/WORKS LuMú-Budapest
2009. April 29. - 2009. July 05.