Index – Culture – Al-Azhariya is making history in May, and what it intends to do in Sopron will be revealed

Four guests arrived at Index's studio. This time, the Culture Department's podcast called arútluK has turned into a podcast, so anyone who wants to see who says what and how can watch it. Those who prefer to listen can also monitor the conversation. The four guests cover almost every area that this year's SopronFest has to offer.

• Award-winning visual and musical artist Ef Zámbó István Munkácsy creates a unique sculptural vase chair. The Guru says that anyone will be able to sit on this chair, except Azahira first, who gives the chair a part of her being. In other words, anyone sitting on the artwork can then feel something of the vase, and perhaps understand the essence of the art better.
• Antonia Mészáros, Executive Director of UNICEF Hungary, talks about a campaign that touches the soul. To #nenezzfél! It's a common issue that everyone has memories of, but is certainly not happy to talk about. The conversation also talks about people who have faced bullying and humiliation, and how they faced it, ignored it, or tried to do something about it.
• Norbert Lobenwen, founder and main organizer of SopronFest, makes the community experience a topic of social conversation where art, concerts, social engagement and entertainment all have a place and a role at the same time. At SopronFest, interested parties can participate in about 30 exhibitions, one of which is the most exciting City of loyalty Group exhibition. Kata Perički, Imre Buchta, István Yves Zambo, Daniel Labrosse, Pani Sibitka, Nora Süss and Peter Weller will present their most recent works, as well as decades-old works, never seen before, or very rarely. Masterpieces.
• Host and reporter Endre Kadarkay talks about the criteria by which he chooses his interviewees, and why Nora Ordog and Bey Alex will sit opposite him at the Sopron Festival.

Robert Busser invites Balázs Sebestyén to the funeral

This year's SopronFest offers social gatherings and cultural experiences through nearly 300 programs at 75 locations. Although according to the official announcement, the festival will take place from May 17 to 19, 2024, Krzysztian Grecso will inaugurate the series of events on May 10. My life is one He holds a biographical evening at the Sopronbahnvalv Monastery.

Starting May 16, visual artists will create in front of the public in the Artists' Quarter under the statue of Maria in downtown Sopron. The huge heart-shaped carvings born on their hands are symbols of loyalty. They will be sold for charity and, according to plans, will decorate Sopron institutions in the future. Creators themselves decide which causes customers will support from the income they receive from individual works.

In Sopron, in mid-May, Sopron's streets, squares, clubs, restaurants, cafés and Loverick squares are filled with sparkling life. the In a series of events Leading among other things

• Azahriah, Pogány Indló, Beton.Hofi, Kispál and Borz, Dead Money, Wellhello, Majka, Quimby, Margaret Island, Esti Kornél, Blahalouisiana, Tankcsapda, Valmar, Kruder & Dorfmeister and Alle Farben as well.

The 25-year-old Pointer will speak with 70-year-old Károly Eberges, award-winning Hungarian actor Kossuth and Jaszai Mare, and lifelong member of the Society of Immortals, in an unusual podcast on arútluK on May 11 at 4:00 p.m. At Deák restaurant in Sopron. The conversation will be recorded, so those who missed it can watch and listen to it on the index interfaces.

Robert Busser and Balázs Sebastian will engage in a verbal duel in Sopron on May 12, 2024, at the Liszt Ferenc Cultural Center from 6 p.m.

If you missed the previous broadcast of the arútluK podcast or would like to listen to the conversation again, you can do so by clicking here. If you do not want to miss arútluK offers, that isI wake up For channels available on index surfaces!

(Cover Photo: István Yves Zambo, Antonia Mészáros, Norbert Lobinoin, Endre Kadarkay, and Benedek F. Toth. picture: Timea Fickett / Index)

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