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mihály pohárnok

Object Fetish EXTRA | Kitchen Program for Prefabricated Houses
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Object Fetish EXTRA | Kitchen Program for Prefabricated Houses

How to make a small kitchen viable? What existing and newly designed objects are needed to carry out kitchen operations with as little annoyance as possible, or even more: making cooking, eating or even just preparing a cup of tea a pleasure? These were, among others, some of the questions
Reverence and contemporary reflection on the occasion of an emblematic exhibition | Hungarian design 10 + 1 experiment
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Reverence and contemporary reflection on the occasion of an emblematic exhibition | Hungarian design 10 + 1 experiment

In October 1972, a few entrepreneurial young designers took the courage to make the Hungarian public understand what design really meant and why it was good for potential users to be aware of it. Now, almost fifty years later, in the same place and with a similar attitude, another generation
Hungarian design—10+1 experiments | Hungarian design then and now
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Hungarian design—10+1 experiments | Hungarian design then and now

Within the framework of a university course, students of MOME undertook to translate the theme and questions of the “Magyar design – 10+1 kísérlet” (Hungarian design—10+1 experiments) exhibition initiated as a problem identification by Mihály Pohárnok in 1972, into the present day. The exhibition, launched in the 1970s,
12 things you need to know about Design Center
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12 things you need to know about Design Center

No, this Design Center is not that Dizájn Center. It has nothing to do with Sándor Fábry or his TV show, but it had a major role in the history of Hungarian design. What was the role of Design Center? What events took place within the walls of the showroom
Moholy Design Grant X HYPE | Kitti Mayer
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Moholy Design Grant X HYPE | Kitti Mayer

In 2019, eight young designers and design theorists could participate in the six-month Moholy-Nagy László Design Grant, managed by the Hungarian Design Council and financed by the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office and the Ministry of Human Capacities. In the course of the program, they could implement their self-developed projects or