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Lecture by Alena Volrábová: Gypsies – Pagans – Turks. The Cultural–Historical Background of a Drawing

Torda Turcsány, April 3, 2017, vis_00059

Lecture by Andrea Pócsik: Images of Resistance in Our Historicized Memory. Kunstwollen: Formal Experiences of Social Force in László Moholy-Nagy’s Documentaries

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00053

Lecture by Anna Szász: Naming

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00052

Lecture by Erwin Pokorny: Conjurer, Trickster, Gypsy Witch. European Egyptians and Magic in Early Modern Art

Torda Turcsány, April 2, 2017, vis_00060

Lecture by Éva Kovács: Black Bodies, White Bodies. Gypsy Images in the Long 19th Century in Central Europe

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00056

Lecture by Júlia Papp: The Motif of the Instrument Hung upon the Willow in Psalm 137 and the Allegorical The Three Gypsies” Poem and Paintings

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00055

Lecture by Klaus-Michael Bogdal: To See What We Don't See. A Short Course on How to See againt Prejudices

Torda Turcsány, April 3, 2017, vis_00063

Lecture by Krisztina Varga: The Hungarian Roma Museum

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00051

Lecture by Miguel Ángel Vargas: Performing Arts as a Profession and the Gitano-Romani Population of Spain in the 18th-19th Century

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00039

Lecture by Peter Bell: Seicento Bohème? Alterity of Gypsies and Bamboccianti in Rome

Torda Turcsány, April 3, 2017, vis_00058

Lecture by Teri Szűcs: The Old Gypsy and the Wandering Jew. Othering and Assimilating Modes of Representation (The Example of the Journal Képes Világ)

Torda Turcsány, April 4, 2017, vis_00054

Lecture by Timea Junghaus: Towards a Horizontal Art History: Three Case Studies for Writing Roma Women Into The History of Art

Torda Turcsány, April 3, 2017, vis_00007