The permanent exhibition tells the story of Lajos Kassák through the periodicals he edited, and the temporary exhibitions present the art of the… Tovább
Kassák Museum
The Kassák Museum is a member institution of the Petőfi Literary Museum, and has operated since 1976 in the building of the Zichy-castle in Óbuda. The museum preserves, researches and presents the material and intellectual legacy of Hungarian avant-grde writer, visual artist and editor Lajos Kassák (1887–1967). Our aim is that the museum step up to be an acknowledged location of Kassák researches carried out in the Central European region and to become a factor in the international research of avant-gardes and modernisms.
The Kassák Museum can be easily reached by several means of public transport. The Kassák Museum is one minute walk from Szentlélek tér bus station and Árpád híd tram station and 4-5 minutes walk from Flórián tér (square). From HÉV (Suburban Railway) H5 – from the direction of Batthyány square and of Szentendre - get off at “Szentlélek tér”. The exhibition hall of the Kassák Museum is located on the first floor in the Zichy Palace at Óbuda's Fő tér (square).
Programmes
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Temporary exhibition
- exhibition
Well-known as experimental filmmakers, but also working in the fields of visual arts and music, the artist duo Igor and Ivan Buharov are now… Tovább
Temporary exhibition
- exhibition
In 2023 we will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Sándor Petőfi, the most influential poet in Hungarian literature. The Kassák Museum… Tovább
2023. June 24. 17:00 – 17:30
- guided tour
In 2023 we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Sándor Petőfi, the most influential poet in Hungarian literature. The Kassák Museum will… Tovább
2023. June 24. 18:00 – 18:30
- guided tour
Kassák! Explore the Museum!Curator-guided tour by art historian Edit Sasvári through the permanent exhibition.
The Kassák Museum won two major world… Tovább
2023. June 24. 21:00 – 23:00
- other
- performance
- music
The adventures of Emil Szittya’s and Lajos Kassák’s vagabond days, strange figures from Szittya’s Cabinet of Curiosities, and surrealistic scenes… Tovább