Schedule
Medical students steal a dead body the night before a final exam.
Can we pass the exam? Did the doorman see you? What if we get caught? Is it the maxillary artery or the maxillary nerve that's dividing into branches here?
Did you tell him about the abortion? What if she had a stroke? Do you drink before the exam? Have you ever been to a pig slaughter? How long has it been since he's been hard? Shall we tie him up? Eating pizza over the dead? You got any insulin? Scratching it makes it better? Do you fight regularly at home? Cremation or coffin burial? Would you give your body away?
Our presentation was inspired by the events in Debrecen in 2005: a Norwegian reporter used a hidden camera to expose Norwegian medical students studying in Hungary illegally going to the autopsy room at night to study, and stealing their organs soaked in formalin. The scandal has had an impact on the acceptance of medical diplomas in Hungary in Norway, on the tightening of regulations and supervision of autopsy rooms, and on us.
Where does our body end and where do we begin? Is it possible to draw a line between the two?
"Anatomy is the handmaiden and master of medicine."
Anatomy is the whore and queen of medicine.
The lecture uses real-life human anatomical models.
The performance includes nudity and is therefore only recommended for audiences over 15 years of age.
Booking and registration at the organiser
KuglerArt Szalon Gallery and Shop
CONTEMPORARY ROMA ART COLLECTION FOR ROMA ARTISTS
The aim of our gallery is to present and support Roma art, folk art and crafts together.
Gypsy art was born in our time and continues to evolve today. Today, more than fifty artists who identify themselves as Gypsies or Roma are represented in Hungarian museums and exhibition halls. In her newly created private gallery, filmmaker Edit Kőszegi can see and buy the best works of these artists. A selection of the paintings on display has been shown at the Hungarian National Gallery, the Museum of Ethnography, in Beijing, in New York and Paris under the auspices of UNESCO, and most recently in Passau and Stockholm.
We also collect material relics of Roma folk culture. In addition to authentic Roma folk art objects, the Gallery's collection also includes works of applied art, both traditional and modern.
Music and ethnographic films, books and albums on the theme enrich the offer.
As a salon, the Gallery offers a variety of programmes for young artists in different artistic disciplines.
The Gallery is located in the centre of Budapest, in an imposing apartment next to Deák Ferenc Square.
We are constantly expanding our collection and programmes, and welcome your supportive enquiries.
