2026. June 9. Tuesday
Town Museum - Nagyatád
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Address: 7500, Nagyatád Széchenyi tér 2.
Phone number: (82) 352-028
E-mail: hagyongy@gmail.com
Opening hours: 01.04-31.10.: Mon-Fri 9-12, 13-17, Sat 14-17
01.11-31.03.: Mon-Fri 9-12, 13-16 |
The exhibition has closed for visitors.
2010.03.13. - 2010.04.30.
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The exhibition titled The Guardian of Fire contains the materials of the ethnographic expeditions carried out by the Khanty-Mansiysk (Russia) Museum of Nature and Man and the Novosibirsk State University in the traditional territories of the Ob-Ugrian peoples.
It is aiming to show the traditional worldview of the Ob-Ugrians living on hunting and fishing in the taiga of western Siberia along the lower and middle reach of the river Ob.
This exhibition was first seen in Hungary in the Göcsej Museum and after travelling to Lendva and Keszthely it is now displayed in the town of Nagyatád.
The exhibition is part of the initiative launched some years ago that tries to present various cultures or at least a few segments of these cultures different from ours.
The first one was Zoltan Nagy’s exhibition titled Uncle Petro, The life of a Khanty Fisherman in 2006, but we have seen presentations about Krishna believers in Hungary, the Udmurts in Bashkortostan or the 'beás' gypsies in Transdanubia.
The The Guardian of Fire is also part of this project.
It is aiming to show the traditional worldview of the Ob-Ugrians living on hunting and fishing in the taiga of western Siberia along the lower and middle reach of the river Ob.
This exhibition was first seen in Hungary in the Göcsej Museum and after travelling to Lendva and Keszthely it is now displayed in the town of Nagyatád.
The exhibition is part of the initiative launched some years ago that tries to present various cultures or at least a few segments of these cultures different from ours.
The first one was Zoltan Nagy’s exhibition titled Uncle Petro, The life of a Khanty Fisherman in 2006, but we have seen presentations about Krishna believers in Hungary, the Udmurts in Bashkortostan or the 'beás' gypsies in Transdanubia.
The The Guardian of Fire is also part of this project.
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