Museum - Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art

The Ludwig Museum is the sole arts museum collecting international and contemporary artworks The Hungarian Cultural government established the museum in 1989. The basis of the collection is 70 works of art by contemporary artists working after 1955. The collection was bestowed by the couple Ludwig and the Ludwig Foundation of Aachen to the Hungarian state.

Programmes

Look at that! - Morning animations

Animation screening for children by Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest - in the 3rd floor exhibition space every weekend.

lumú family suitcase - a voyage of discovery in the permanent collection for parents and children every day of the week

We have put together a package (exercise sheets, toys, drawing-paper, different tools of drawing, educational material, laminated pictures, etc.) which can help children and their parents to get to know some important pieces of the museum's collection. The suitcase is available at the information desk of the museum on presentation of an ID card as a deposit.

Step by step - Interactive family tour

In the course of the family tour, families can explore some special pieces of the permanent collection within a playful environment - actively involving parents and children. The route of the tour, "the walking brochure" is available at the exhibition entrance.

Play it by trust!

Enter lumú. Learning about contemporary art, playful creative activities within the framework of Cifra Palota. Young art teachers work with children every Sunday in Cifra Palota at the table of lumú. The workshop is based on selected pieces of the museum's collection.

Temporary exhibitions

2024.04.20. - 2024.11.24.

Márton Nemes: Techno Zen

Pavilion of Hungary at the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia

Márton Nemes’ work is influenced by techno subcultures; the explosion and rearrangement of the pictorial field gives a psychedelic character to his paintings that evoke the visual atmosphere of today’s nightclubs. Combining painterly and sculptural elements, his multimedia installations create a hypnotic spatial dynamic that propels the viewer from the harshness of the real world into a fluid, dizzying colour field.

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Permanent exhibitions

LUDWIG 25

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