Hungaricum 2008/1

You are reading the second issue of Hungaricum, a new periodical that we hope will have an important and enduring place among publications of a similar cultzral mission. Hungaricum will be yout standard source for news of global Hungarian art in the widest sense of the word: meant to cover the activities of writers, painters, sculptors, composers, conductors and singers, it bring you updates from many areas of the arts, and reports on the accomplishments of Hungarian or Hungarian-born representatives of the sciences.



From the content:

Transylvania / Special Issue:

- Enslaved by National Imagination (Vilmos Ágoston interviewed)

- Irma Gálfalvy: The Teleki Library

- Four Hungarians in cluj's internationally Famed Theatre: Gábor Tompa, Manager & Stage Director; András Visky, Playwright & Dramaturge; Europe's Oldest Actor, Endre Senkálszky, 94; Imola Kézdi, Actress

- Sándor Kányádi: "In the Beginning was my Village"

- Memories of András Sütő

- Hungarian Literary Journals, Wirters, Poets, Artists in Transylvania

- Mihály Kertész and the Korda Brothers: From cluj to World fame



- Dr. Peter Zollman: Outside three cultures

- György Gömöri: Half a Glass of Riesling (Knowing Weöres)

- Mátyás Sárközi: EDMA Hungarian odysseys

- ATA KANDO

- László Tóth: Toccata and Fugue d-minor (Vocal flourishes with István Domonkos)

- László Végel: Germany, just for the hell of it

- Work hard and prove your worth (Dr. Gábor Vajta professor of embryology interviewed by József P. Kőrössi)

- Heads or tails in the Reactor (Imre Pázsit, professor of physics, department head, talked to us in Sweden)

- Hungarian houses of culture - Collegium Hungaricum

- Envoys of Hungarian Culture (An interview with Dr. Éva Lauter, Managing Director of the Balassi Institute)

- Academica Transsylvanica: 100 years of scientists and scholars