This summer Szputnyik shop has shot an editorial with four popular representatives of alternative music: Bíborka Bocskor, Sára Herrer, Odett and Barbara Schoblocher.

Being different is often an unforgettable experience, especially when it happens with the help of Szputnyik shop. This time they have created an extraordinary fashion editorial in the philosophy of „us against the world” inviting everyone to a bohemian wedding.

In their newest photo series popular Hungarian singers, Bíborka Bocskor, Sári Herrer, Odett Polgár and Barbara Schoblocher transformed into original Szputnyik brides. The results don’t only reflect the great sense of style the girls have, but also the popular bohemian wedding vibes, the mix of hippie with avantgarde elements and eclectic playfulness. It all comes down to one single universal element that is boundless happiness.

A common message gives the basis of the cooperation with Szputnyik, and that is conscious shopping and the preference of vintage pieces that have more value. After all, art comes from the inside and we all have the right to live our very own art form through our bodies, clothes and self-representation. That is how true bohemian on-stage and everyday freedom is born, which has been represtented by the most popular vintage shop in Budapest, Szputnyik, from the very beginning.

What is Szputnyik’s world like in 2017?

It is a way of life one may enter through self-assured personal style. It is a bohemian ideology, a creative journey, and of course it means visiting festival after festival, being social and open, feeling the strong sense of community within your chosen family. It is a big family where everyone can be his true self. They are here for you whether it’s a spectacular festival attire or everyday outfit you need, or it’s your big day! Join the Szputnyik family!

The next episode of the popular series will take place on 28 April at Bethlen Square Theatre. László Mádi, Máté Mészáros and Zsanett Jakab are all highly praised names of the Hungarian dance scene, teaming up for real astonishing performances.

The project of the Central Europe Dance Theatre has become a major success with its first series. The special concepts would like to emphasize the essence of contemporary Hungarian dance, with the help of such outstanding artists such as Anna Réti, Adrienn Hód, Gábor Halász, Attila Kun, Csaba Molnár and Máté Mészáros.

InSoundOut

• Performer: László Mádi
• Setting: Máté Mészáros
• Choreographer: Máté Mészáros

LILITH

• Performer: Zsanett Jakab
• Setting:  Csaba Molnár
• Choreographer: Csaba Molnár

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The evenings will bring discussions with the best contemporary Hungarian writers to an English-speaking audience in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, presenting Hungarian literature in an accessible and engaging form. Each evening will feature a different invited guest – a writer or literary figure – in discussion (in English) with one of the editors of HLO, with readings from their translated work, and plenty of scope for contributions from the audience.

Kick-off event: Tuesday 14 March 8 pm with György Dragomán

..whose book The White King has enjoyed international success in 30 languages and has just been adapted for the screen. Published in English (translated by Paul Olchvary) in 2008, The White King was longlisted for the 2009 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize in the UK. The New York Times called it “a darkly beautiful novel”. Dragomán’s new, third novel, The Bone Fire is soon to be published in English at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. The editor of HLO, Mark Baczoni, will be talking to the author about his work, his style, the process of translation and adaptation for the screen, and more generally – about himself.

Event schedule:
18.00 Doors open
20.00 Discussion starts

Entrance fee:
Members: 1000 HUF | Guests: 1500 HUF

RSVP:
reception@brodystudios.com
+36 1 266 3707

When buying an old camera from a second-hand store, Shirin noticed that a used film roll was still hiding in it, just lying there, waiting to be found. The curiosity of the artist was immediately goaded and so she decided not to stop there: she has collected 31 undeveloped vintage rolls/cassettes so far, dating back as far as the 1930s.

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