Spend the Night of Museums in Ludwig Museum!
Exclusive programmes, backstage sneak peek, film screening, literature, and many more on the longest night!
EXHIBITIONS
Permanent Revolution. Ukrainian Art Today
All is not Visible. Péter Türk Retrospective
Westkunst – Ostkunst. A Selection from the Collection
FAMILY PROGRAMMES
17.00 Tactile works - Exhibition opening in the Westkunst – Ostkunst exhibition
The Tactile Tender in Ludwig Museum this year relates to the museum's collection display. More precisely to artworks where the different gender roles of different generations are being interpreted. Applicants chose the most fitting artwork to their interest, and age and had to create an object, that symbolises womanhood or masculinity. This can be a piece of clothing, furniture, household object, sculpture etc. The point is that it should be tactile for visually impaired people. The exhibition of the artworks will be opened on the 3rd floor Exhibition Hall in the exhibition: Westkunst - Ostkunst. Selection from the collection.
Venue: 3rd floor Exhibition Hall
18.00 – 23.00 Artwork made of LEGO?
Why not! With the help of the Tekerd! group from Nyíregyháza, you can build Roy Lichtenstein's Vicki out of 31.600 pieces of 1x1 cm LEGO toy building blocks. Besides that you can build 3D LEGO objects, and a pop-up exhibition of the works of the Tekerd! group
Venue: 2nd floor, Library
18.00 – 19.00 Extraordinary psychologycal tour in the exhibition: Westkunst – Ostkunst
Special edition of our well known and popular psychologycal walk called Our relations with others and ourselves.
To participate, you have to register on the following e-mail: szira.henrietta@ludwigmuseum.hu
Maximum number of participants: 15
Venue: 3rd floor, Exhibition Hall
17.00 – 23.00 Second hand contemporary bookshop
Take some art with you! There will be a lot to choose from on our second hand book shop: free art publications, art albums, newspapers, etc.
On the Night of Museums only!
Venue: 2nd floor, library
EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMMES
18.00 – 19.00 Ludwig Lounge EXTRA: What does the writer see?
Conversation with György Dragomán – Anna Szabó T. writer-couple in the exhibition: Péter Türk Retrospective. Hosted by László Valuska (Könyves Magazin)
Venue: 1st floor exhibition hall
19.00 – 19.30 Gain a unique insight into the exhibition Permanent Revolution. Ukrainian Art Today | Curator's Talk
The first major presentation of the Ukrainian contemporary art scene in Hungary is a special occasion to look into the vibrant art of a country full of tensions, which is still largely in the blind spot of the European cultural area. Learn more about the exciting contemporary art of Ukraine. Take the opportunity to ask questions from the assistant curator of the exhibition: Viktória Popovics
Language: Hungarian
Venue: 2nd Floor, Exhibition Hall
19.30 – 20.30 László Kollár-Klemencz concert in the exhibition Permanent Revolution. Ukrainian Art Today
László Kollár-Klemencz is the frontman, lead singer and songwriter of the band Kistehén, and also a member of Budapest Bár and Rájátszás. Writer, and short movie director. His new album called Rengeteg is his third solo album closely follows the modd and athmosphere of the previous albums Ember a fán and Legesleges.
Venue: 2nd floor, Exhibition Hall
21.00 – 23.00 Nocturnal Animals – Exclusive movie night with András Réz film critic
Director: Tom Ford
Starring: Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon, Aaron Johnson
Plot: A successful Los Angeles art-gallery owner's idyllic life is marred by the constant traveling of her handsome second husband. While he is away, she is shaken by the arrival of a manuscript written by her first husband, who she has not seen in years. The manuscript tells the story of a teacher who finds a trip with his family turning into a nightmare. As Susan reads the book, it forces her to examine her past and confront some dark truths.
language: English | with Hungarian subtitles
After the screening András Réz film critic will host an interactive discussion about the movie.
Venue: 1st floor, Auditorium
22.00 – 22:40 Willany Leó - improvisative dance thatre
Improvisative dance theatre in the Westkunst-Ostkunst exhibition. Dancers will reflect and react to the artworks and generous spaces in the exhibition hall.
Venue: 3rd floor Exhibition Hall
22.00 – 22.45 Late Night Walk Behind The Scenes
What is the similarity between chocolate and an oil painting?
Can you sit on an artwork?
Can a skeleton really be in the closet?
Ludwig Museum's conservation and collection care department will answer all these questions. Ágota GŐGÖS and Béla KÓNYA will introduce their interesting work to the public.
Meeting point: info desk 10 PM
23.00 – 23:30 Late Night Stories
Irregular guided tour, behind the scenes-stories, artwork-gossips on the exhibition Westkunst – Ostkunst. A selection from the collection. The tour will be lead by Zsófia SUGÁR
Venue: 3rd floor Exhibition Hall
OUTDOOR PROGRAMMES
15.00 – 17.00 Walk from the Liberty bridge customs house to the Valyo-port (next to Ludwig Museum)
The exhibition “Liberty Bridge – New Urban Horizons” is organized by Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art within the framework of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia. This is why we start our walk from the Liberty Bridge. During the 2 hours walk we'll discover new uses and possibilities of Danube bank with the help of our Budapest Space-occupiing booklet made in cooperation with The Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport.
Meeting point: Pest bridgehead of Liberty Bridge, customs house
Registration is mandatory for all participants: muzeumpedagogia@ludwigmuseum.hu
Maximum number of participants: 25
19.00 – 01.00 DJ Matild on the Museum balcony
Venue: P'Art Café
22.00 – 01.00 Silhouettes – Building Projection
Building projection on the forefront of the Ludwig Museum. Related to the exhibition Permanent Revolution. Ukrainian Art Today. Inspired by Nyikita Salennij ukrainian artist.
