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Mucius contemporary fine art gallery - This artist-run gallery has been operating since 1999, in downtown Budapest.The gallery with it's imposing exhibiton rooms and showcases offers for sale the works of leading Hungarian painters.
Rege Folkdance Group - Our folkdance group, whose members are mainly scouts, has the aim to preserve and transmit the Hungarian folkdance-culture in a scout spirit.
VirtuArtNet Gallery - Hungarian Contemporary art gallery on the net.
Liszt Ferenc Memorial Museum and Research Centre - (Budapest) Visitors' information.
Csapó, Gyula - (1955- ), Pápa, Hungary. Picture and biography, and discussion of three works related to Beckett from the Samuel Beckett Apmonia at The Modern Word.
Fine Arts in Hungary - Dedicated to fine arts in Hungary from the beginning of the Romanesque period up to the mid 20th century. More than two thousand images of paintings and sculpture available on site.
Workshop with Hungarian Visual Poets - Poetry by Maria Hegedus, Tibor Papp, Gabor Toth and others, most publishing in Hungarian Workshop magazine, which helped keep a sense of community going, even when some of these poets lived in exile.
Fine Arts in Hungary - Képzőművészet Magyarországon - Virtuális Kiállítás
Statue Park Museum - Beacons for the political and ideological culture of the former socialist period, all the statues that once stood in public places of Budapest now gathered together at this museum.
Vox Nova Vocal Ensemble - A five membered male vocal ensemble from Budapest, Hungary singing all genres of a cappella music.
Benedictine Archabbey of Pannonhalma, Hungary - Benedictine monks settled here in 996 and went on to convert the Hungarians. Official history, description and photo album of this World Heritage Site, still in monastic use.
Myths & Legends of Hungary - Retellings of Hungarian myths and legends, as well as essays proposing a link between Hungarian and Sumerian myhs.
Hungarian Culture Homepage - A collection of links to regions and places, sites and monuments, museums, libraries, cultural centers, theaters, cinemas, music, dance, books, folk art, churches, schools and universities.
Szemzõ, Tibor - (1955- ), Budapest, Hungary. Picture, biography, recordings, works, and press.
Ando Drom (On the Road) - Gypsy folklore group from Budapest, Hungary.
Amaro Suno (Our Dream) - Gypsy folk music ensemble from Hungary.
Artpool - Non-profit alternative art institution in Hungary, with the objective to register changes in art, to present and document the most interesting art experiments and to promote artistic communication.
Trafo House of Contemporary Arts - One of the leading Hungarian non-profit art spaces, with an ambitious programme of Hungarian and international art events.
Composer Ferenc Erkel - Brief biography and detailed JPG of an oil painting from the Fine Arts in Hungary searchable image collection and database.
Moyzes, Alexander - (1906-1984), Hungary. Includes biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays from Steven G. Estrella.
Dohnányi, Ernö (1877 - 1960), Hungary - Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays.
RIMPA - Ravi Shankar Institute for Music and Performing Arts, Budapest, Hungary. Profiles, photographs, reviews, and tour dates of the Calcutta Trio, concerts by RIMPA, photo gallery, information about Shankar including a list of disciples, news, and links.
Szaloky, Bela - Trombonist from Budapest, Hungary. Includes photograph, biography, discography, and contact information.
Budapest Ragtime Band - Jazz band from Hungary featuring trombonist Tamas Dioszegi. Includes photograph, recordings, WAV sound samples, and contact information.
Sári, Jósef - (1935- ), Lenti, Hungary. Picture, biography, and list of works from the Budapest Music Centre.
On the Nature of Love - and other poems by Krisztina Tóth (Hungary, *1967) in English translation by David Hill.
Archaeocomp Association - Supports IT in archaeology and museums. The site provides information on its activities and on museums in Hungary. Links to museum sites.
Bolcsó, Bálint - (1980?-) Hungary. Curriculum vitae, compositions, and links for the composer-pianist.
Köszeghy, Pèter - (1971- ), Balassagyarmat, Hungary. Biography and list of works, from The Living Composers Project.
Fotómûveszet Online - A photo'zine from Hungary.
Kodály Institute - [Kecskemét, Hungary] Site provides information about the courses and the international workshops offered.
University of Debrecen (Hungary) - Faculty of Arts - Department of Hungarian Linguistics - Contact information, teaching staff, course offering. Also, information on the summer program of teaching Hungarian as a foreign language. Bilingual site (Hungarian and English).
Kortars Galeria - Oil paintings, graphics, watercolors, pastels, and limited edition prints by contemporary Hungarian artists.
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