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In new dress

Exhibition from the collection of NMG in Lučenec

15. november  2011 - 31. january 2012

Author of exhibition:  Mgr. Michaela Škodová (NMG)

 

 

 

 

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We invite you to the exhibition

The battle of Lučenec 1451  - 560. anniversary

Novohradské múzeum a galéria, Kubínyiho námestie 3, Lučenec

5. 10. - 6. 11. 2011

We cordially invite you to the exhibition -  Fall Meeting
5. 10. - 6. 11. 2011

Opening  5. october  4 pm




Treasures of the Past

The exhibition shows a selection of the most precious pieces of the institution´s collection – from the fields of archeology, local history, ethnography and art.

You can see artefacts from Bronz Age localities of the region, like the treasure trove from Surice, the copy of golden jewellery found int he calvinist church in Lučenec and other archeological artefacts from Radzovce and Fiľakovo.

The Novohrad Museum and Gallery has been specialized on traditional industrial branches, especially on historical glass and enamelwork – the products of recently extinct factories of the region. The permanent exhibition  presents  theese products too, just as a selection of folk pottery, which had its centre in the neighbouring Halič.

An episode of the local history can be reviewed in one of the rooms, which contains several pieces of furniture and equipment from the Halič castle.

Another remarkable collection of old books bound in parchment or leather is also exhibited permanently.

At last but not least the institution´s rich gallery-collection is represented with a selection of the most precious and from the local respects representative paintings. The artists whose works are exhibited, are mostly connected with their lives with Novohrad region – just as T. Kosztka Csontváry, F. Gyurkovits, J. Szabó, B. Bacskai, and the enchanting aquarels of L. Mednyánszki.

open: Tue-Fri 9am - 5pm   Sun 2-5pm

XXIIII. International Ceramic Symposium Lučenec - Kalinovo 2011


 
Duration 11th august  to 30th september 2011.
Open: Tue-Fri 9am - 5pm   Sun 2-5pm

Mbulu ngulu - the keepers of souls

Exhibition of Ivan Melicherčík - funeral statuettes from Gabonese republic

Opening:  2011. july 7   5 pm






GYULA SZABÓ’S GRAPHIC EXHIBITION IN LUČENEC  (9 to 30 Jun 2011)

The Novohrad Museum and Gallery presents the annual international exhibition and competition of children´s, youth´s and adult´s graphic works, this year sent from 40 schools. The program is organized by the Lučenec town, its aim is to draw attention to the graphic techniques as well as to keep the memory of the great artist Gyula Szabó in awareness of young 
people. Among 293 works there were 32 awarded.

Big Bang and the secret of life

Exhibition of world known glass sculptor Ján Zoričák 

open:  2011 april 7. -  2011 may 31.


Opening:  2011 april 7.,  4,00 pm

Anna Frank - A message of history to nowadays

2011. 3.17 - 2011. 4. 3

 
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  Genius loci - 12th Minitextile Exhibition

  International exhibition is realized with co-operation with Slovak Textile Artists Association TxT

  Duation: 16. 2. - 31. 3. 2011

  Curator: akad. mal. Silvia Fedorová


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"New permanent exposition"

 Exposition and conception:  Juraj Gábor  (student of Academy of Fine Arts and Design - Bratislava)

 13. 2. - 27. 2. 2011, opening 11.2. 2011  5 pm

 Experimental exhibition. 

 

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Tea at five

Tea is a drink that smells good, refreshes the mind and purifies the body, but also strengthens good friendships. Tea is made by processing of tea leaves of Chinese tea (Camellia sinensis lat.). The oldest record of tea as a medicinal drink comes from 2000 years from China. In China drinking tea was common already in the 4th and 5th century.  About 300 years later the tea naturalized in Japan as well. First samples pervaded into Europe in the 16th century by Arab merchants.  The first trade was carried out by Portuguese, Dutch and English, who started to grow tea in colonies. Tea was brought to Russia from Mongolia in 17th century. At that time it was used only as a medicine.  In Europe it becomes a common beverage only in the 18th century. In the territory of Slovakia drinking tea joined an older tradition of drinking herbal infusions, which have an important place in traditional medicine. Real tea naturalized in our country in the 19th century, it was brought from Russia by traders from Turčian.
Tea was drunk everywhere. Drinking tea did not mean just a regular sitting, it was an important social event. Guests were invited especially in wintertime. Hussifs and guests prepared themselfs properly for this event.    To the tea it was also served rich food - sweet snacks, savory sandwiches, salmon with mayonnaise, cakes, cold creams, ice cream and fine wine.
      
The exhibition presents objects from the own collections of NMG, tea sets, teapots, mugs and cups of tea, sugar, Samovars and other objects associated with the serving of tea, made from enamel, porcelain, clay, glass and brass.
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