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Real and Artificial Identities


29. 04. - 22. 06. | What does authenticity mean when reality and fiction are increasingly indistinguishable? How are biases embedded in AI systems, and how do these mirror broader social stereotypes? What defines beauty in an era where algorithms shape our aesthetic standards? And will AI transform the traditional role of portraiture as a record of individual identity?

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MONUMENT 0.7: M/OTHERS


08. 05. - 10. 05. | A performance by Erzsébet Gyarmati and Eszter Salamon

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Permanent Exhibitions


From the Baroque Sculpture Hall to the The Golden Lion Apothecary. Everything about the museum permanent exhibitions.

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From monastery to storehouse and museum


The ensemble of the former baroque monastery and church housing the Kiscell Museum is on the hillside above Margaret Hospital in Óbuda. The Trinitarian order having been suppressed in 1784, the ensemble was also used as military barracks and military hospital before it was purchased by the Vienna-based art collector and furniture manufacturer Max Schmidt in 1910, who turned it into a luxurious mansion.

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