Since 2003, the Tragor Ignác Museum has operated under the auspices of the Municipality of Vác. Its collection covers four areas: local history, ethnography, the fine arts, and archaeology. Its exhibitions are housed in several different places throughout the city. At the main building, there is no exhibition.

Skaityti visą

Vieta:
- Vác Zrínyi Miklós utca 41, Hungary 2600
Įkūrimo data:
- 1896
Operatoriaus vaidmuo:
- Mimesis Collection
Savininkas:
- Mimesis Collection

Tribina mladih (Youth Tribune)

In October of 1954 an event called "Vojvodinian Youth Poetry" took place in Novi Sad which became a first step in the active participation of youth in the cultural life of the city. The event was held at the Center of Youth, now Novi Sad’s theater. Events of this type were informally called “Tribina mladih” [Youth Tribune]. In 1956, an official organization was formed using the same name. Over the next two decades, the most important names within the Yugoslav artistic scene presented and discussed their work at Tribina. Tribina also became the umbrella organization of the two magazines, Polja and Új Symposion. In the late 1960s and early 1970s Judita Šalgo served as its program director. She was discharged in 1971 for political reasons.

During the period of the state’s stronger controls over artistic freedom, Tribina represented a home for Novi Sad’s neo-avant-garde artists. An exhibition in January 1971 at Tribina mladih yielded severe critique by the public. The exhibition that attracted the most attention was a display of a bank note surrounded by swear words. Tribina was accused of inciting immoral behavior and of collaborating with artists whose attitudes were not cohesive with the ideas of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia. Indirect victims of this were two representatives of neo-avant-garde circles, Slavko Bogdanović and Miroslav Mandić, who were sentenced to prison, Bogdanović for eight months, and Mandić for nine, because of their critical texts published in Új Symposion and Student magazines. When Tribina’s editorial board was replaced, Polja and Új Symposion underwent changes that had a crucial impact on the neo-avant-garde movement in Novi Sad,then left without a home.

In 1978, Tribina mladih was reorganized into the Sonja Marinković Cultural Center, from which the Novi Sad Cultural Center was formed in 1984. The Center continues to organize events including public debates and lectures, under the name Tribina mladih.

Skaityti visą

Įkūrėjas:
- Polja (Fields), magazine for culture and art collection
Vieta:
- Novi Sad, Serbia
Įkūrimo data:
- 1954

Téka Band

The Téka Band’s club has been one of the most popular dance-houses since 1977. The band presents the complete range of traditional Hungarian, dance, musical instruments and music at several schools and kindergartens as part of the band’s educational concert series entitled “Music of Hungarians.”

Skaityti visą

Vieta:
- Budapest, Hungary
Pavadinimas:
- Téka Band
Įkūrimo data:
- 1976
Sukūrėjo vaidmuo:
- Nomad Dossiers

Ukraine „3000”

The Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Foundation was founded in 2001 by former first lady Kateryna Yushchenko. It supports programs in three major areas--history and culture, medicine and education.

Skaityti visą

Vieta:
- Kyiv City, Kiev, Ukraine 02000
Pavadinimas:
- International Charitable Foundation "Ukraine 3000"
Įkūrimo data:
- 2001

Ukrainian Heritage Consortium of North America

The Ukrainian Heritage Consortium of North America is a collective of Ukrainian American and Ukrainian Canadian museums, archives, and libraries whose individual missions are to preserve and protect our collective Ukrainian heritage in North America. The Ukrainian Heritage Consortium of North America has been meeting regularly since Cleveland’s Ukrainian Museum-Archives organized the inaugural conference in 2011.

Skaityti visą

Pavadinimas:
- Ukrainian Heritage Consortium of North America
Įkūrimo data:
- 2011