18.08.1999
19:00

Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, Leinwandhaus
Weckmarkt 17
60311 Frankfurt am Main

André Kertész
“Le double d’une vie”
Opening

18.08.1999-
17.10.1999

Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, Leinwandhaus
Weckmarkt 17
60311 Frankfurt am Main

André Kertész
“Le double d’une vie”
Open: Tuesday, Friday 11.-18.
Wednesday: 11.-20.
Saturday, Sunday: 11.-17.
Monday: closed

17.09.1999
19.00

Palais Jalta
Brückenstr.33
60594 Frankfurt am Main

Ágnes Eperjesi: Paintings
Opening

17.09.1999-
14.10.1999

Palais Jalta
Brückenstr.33
60594 Frankfurt am Main

Agnes Eperjesi: Paintings
Open: Monday-Friday: 11.-17.
Wednesday: 11.-21.
Saturday, Sunday: closed

23.09.1999
18.00

Jüdisches Museum
Rothschild Palais
Untermainkai 14-15
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“To Go while Staying, to Remain while Getting On” A selection of the pieces of the Budapest Jewish Museum
Opening

23.09.1999-
31.10.1999

Jüdisches Museum
Rothschild Palais
Untermainkai 14-15
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“To Go while Staying, to Remain while Getting On” A selection of the pieces of the Budapest Jewish Museum
Open: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.-17.
Wednesday: 10.-20.
Monday: closed

26.09.1999
11:00-16:00

Jüdisches Museum
Vortragssaal
Rothschild Palais
Untermainkai 14-15
60311 Frankfurt am Main

Lectures about the history of the Hungarian Jews

28.09.1999
10:00

Zentrale Kinder-und Jugendbibliothek (Central Children’s Library)
Arnsburger Str..24
60385 Frankfurt am Main

A programme for children
“The Three Small Piglets”

29.09.1999
in the morning

Goldsteinschule
Am Wiesenhof 10
60529 Frankfurt am Main

A programme for children
“The Three Small Piglets”

29.09.1999
15:00

Stadtbücherei Bockenheim
Leipziger Str. 13a
60487 Frankfurt am Main

A programme for children
“The Three Small Piglets”

30.09.1999
10:00

Stadtbücherei Höchst
Michael- Stumpf- Str. 2
65929 Frankfurt am Main

A programme for children
“The Three Small Piglets”

30.09.1999
15:00

NordWest- StadtBücherei
Nidaforum 6
60439 Frankfurt am Main

A programme for children
“The Three Small Piglets”

30.09.1999.
19:00

Kultur& Kommunikation
Palmengarten
Siesmayerstr. 61
60323 Frankfurt am Main

Forerunners, Frankfurt ’99
Lecture by Gábor Görgey, Orsolya Kalász, Miklós Vámos Moderator: György Dalos

1.10.1999
18:00

Schirn Kunsthalle
Römerberg 6a
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“From Raffael to Tiepolo" – The Masterpieces of Italian Art from the Esterhazy Collection - Opening
Only for invited guests

2.10.1999-
02.01.2000

Schirn Kunsthalle
Römerberg 6a
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“From Rafael to Tiepolo" – The Masterpieces of Italian Art from the Esterhazy Collection
Open: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday: 10.-19.
Wednesday, Thursday: 10.-22.
Monday: closed

18.01.1999

Schirn Kunsthalle
Römerberg 6a
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“A Hungarian in Paris – József Rippl-Rónai 1861-1927" Opening
Only for invited guests

2.10.1999-
21.11.1999

Schirn Kunsthalle
Römerberg 6a
60311 Frankfurt am Main

“A Hungarian in Paris – József Rippl-Rónai 1861-1927"
Open: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday: 10.-19.
Wednesday, Thursday: 10.-22.
Monday: closed

5.10.1999
19:00

Karmeliterkloster
Refektorium
Karmelitergasse 5
60311 Frankfurt am Main

Contemporary Artists
“Memory and Remembrance in the Works of the 90-s”
Opening

06.10.1999-
27.10.1999

Karmeliterkloster
Refektorium
Karmelitergasse 5
60311 Frankfurt am Main

Contemporary Artists
“Memory and Remembrance in the Works of the 90-s”

06.10.1999
20:00

Palais Jalta
Brückenstr.33
60594 Frankfurt am Main

“War and War”
László Krasznahorkai reads out passages of his novel

08.10.1999
20:00

Theater 695
Mainzer Landstraße 695
65934 Frankfurt am Main

András Nagy: “Alma” (First performance)
A monodrama about Alma Mahler
Stage-manager: Ludwig Wüst

08.10.1999
20:00

Künstlerhaus
MOUSONTURM
Waldschmidtstraße 4
60316 Frankfurt am Main

TRAFÓ: House of Contemporary Arts, Budapest
station 6.01
transformation ungarn
installations/ videos/ performances/
Internet project
Opening

09.10.1999-
30.10.1999

Künstlerhaus
MOUSONTURM
Waldschmidtstraße 4
60316 Frankfurt am Main

station 6.01
transformation ungarn
installations/ videos/ performances
Internet project
Open: Thursday-Saturday: 19.-22.
Sunday: 15.-19.
and during performances

09.10.1999
19.30

Deutsche Bibliothek
Adicksalle 1
60322 Frankfurt am Main

Hungarian Authors in the Deutsche Bibliothek: Mihály Kornis, Terézia Mora, Ágnes Rapai
Moderator: György Dalos

09.10.1999
19:00

Kultur& Kommunikation
Palmengarten
Palmensaal
Siesmayerstraße 61
60323 Frankfurt am Main

“Lady's turn” (Hölgyválasz): Hungarian Woman Writers about the Schwerpunkt
Ágota Gordon, Terézia Mora, Zsuzsa Rakovszky, Ágnes Rapai, Magda Szabó

09.10.1999
20:00

Theater 695
Mainzer Landstraße 695
65934 Frankfurt am Main

András Nagy: “Alma”
A monodrama about Alma Mahler
Stage-manager: Ludwig Wüst

10.10.1999
15:00

Kultur& Kommunikation
Palmengarten
Palmensaal
Siesmayerstraße 61
60323 Frankfurt am Main

“The Grown-Ups Are Allowed To Do Everything”
An event for children, led by Éva Janikovszky and Krisztina Rényi

10.10.1999
11:00

Jüdisches Museum
Rothschild Palais
Untermainkai 14-15
60311 Frankfurt am Main

In memoriam Miklós Radnóti
“Neither Memory, nor Magic”
Moderator: György Dalos
Performed by Heiner Boehnke

10.10.1999
17:00

Literaturhaus Frankfurt
Großer Saal
Bockenheimer Landstr. 102
60323 Frankfurt am Main

“The Milestones of the Hungarian Literature”
István Borzsak, Sándor Csoóri, György Faludy, Győző Határ, Miklós Hubay, Anna Jókai, Ferenc Juhász, László Kemenes Géfin, Miklós Mészöly, Ottó Orbán, András Sütő, Magda Szabó, Béla Pomogáts
Moderator: Ernő Kulcsár Szabó
Chamber Music with Eszter Horgas (the harp) and Andrea Vígh (the flute)
“TheHeritage of Engelhard”
(a selection)
The Photos of Attila Bartis
The exhibition is opened by Géza Morcsányi
Reception

10.10.1999
20:00

Literaturhaus Frankfurt
Großer Saal
Bockenheimer Landstr. 102
60323 Frankfurt am Main

“The Bridge-builders of the Hungarian Literature”
Richard Aczel, Barbara Frischmuth, Hildegard Grosche, Eva Haldimann, Paul Kárpáti, Mark Thomas, Hans Skirecki
Moderator: Irene Rübberdt

11.10.1999
17:00

Literaturhaus Frankfurt
I.Stock
Bockenheimer Landstr. 102
60323 Frankfurt am Main

“Translated from Hungarian by …”
Translating seminar I.
Mária Csollány, Christina Kunze, Irene Rübberdt, Bernadette-Lenke Tusch
Moderator: Karl Vajda

11.10.1999
18:00

Literaturhaus Frankfurt
Großer Saal
Bockenheimer Landstr. 102
60323 Frankfurt am Main

English Evening. Hungarian Authors in the English-speaking World
Richard Aczel, György Gömöri, Győző Határ, László Kemenes Géfin, Ottó Orbán, Zsuzsa Rakovszky, Clive Wilmer
Moderator: Mihály Szegedy-Maszák

11.10.1999
20:00

Literaturhaus FrankfurtGroßer Saal
Bockenheimer Landstr. 102
60323 Frankfurt am Main

Die HOREN - Zeitschrift für Literatur, Kunst und Kritik
Special edition: ”Bestiarium Hungariae:
Ungarische Identitäten”
Guests: Attila Bartis, Lajos Grendel, Mihály Kornis, András Ferenc Kovács, Zsolt Láng, Lajos Parti Nagy, Sándor Tar
Moderators: Miklós Győrffy, Ágnes Relle (publisher)

11.10.1999
20:00

Lions Club
Seniorenwohnanlage
Rosenhof
Am weißen Berg 7
61476 Kronberg

Árpád Göncz as the Special Guest of the Lions Club
Conversation with György Konrád

11.10.1999
18.30

Museum für moderne Kunst
Domstr.10
60311 Frankfurt am M.

Pál Almási at the “Szenenwechsel 16” Opening

Frankfurt ’99 Kht/ Museum für moderne Kunst

12.10.1999-
09.01.2000

Museum für moderne Kunst
Domstr.10
60311 Frankfurt am M

Pál Almási at the “Szenenwechsel 16”

Frankfurt ’99 Kht/ Museum für moderne Kunst

11.10.1999
18.30

Museum für moderne Kunst
Domstr.10
60311 Frankfurt am Main

Kata Káldi: Pictures
Opening

12.10.1999-
09.01.2000

Museum für moderne Kunst
Domstr.10
60311 Frankfurt am Main

Kata Káldi: Pictures

Frankfurt ’99 Kht/ Museum für moderne Kunst

12.10.1999-
19.10.1999

Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof
Am Kaiserplatz
60311 Frankfurt am M

Hungarian Gastronomic Week at the Frankfurter Hof

Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof

12.10.1999
13.00

Hungarian Hall 3.0

Press management in the Hungarian Hall 3.0
For journalists only

12.10.1999
14:00

Institut für Jugendbuch-
forschung
Myliusstr. 30
60323 Frankfurt am M

“Hungarian Yuvenile and Children’s Books. The Image of Hungary in the German Yuvenile and Children’s Books ”

Institute for Research in Books for Young People (Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University)

12.10.1999
14:00

Suhrkamp Haus
Lindenstr. 29-35
60325 Frankfurt am M

Hungarian Authors at the Suhrkamp Publishing House: Zsófia Balla, Attila Bartis, György Dalos, György Konrád, Endre Kukorelly, György Petri, Magda Szabó
Only for invited guests

12.10.1999
17:00

Frankfurter Buchmesse
Kongreßzentrum

The Opening of the 51. Frankfurt Bookfair

Buchmesse GmbH

12.10.1999
19.30

Hotel Frankfurter Hof
Am Kaiserplatz

Press Conference of the C.Bertelsmann Publishing House to present Paul Lendvai’s book, the “Die Ungarn, Sieger in Niederlagen”

C.Bertelsmann VerlagGmbH