🎬The new Chinese documentary "Hudec" is in production. The Beijing-based film crew from the China Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio visited Dr Eszter Jánossy, niece of L. E. Hudec, in Budapest to capture the original Hugyecz furniture from Banska Bystrica and record family stories for the 5-part documentary series.
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Hudec in the Kunsthalle Budapest
December 8, 2023
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🎉Hudec has arrived to the Műcsarnok - Kunsthalle Budapest! An exciting exhibition will feature Hudec objects, including this painting. This portrait of L.E. Hudec was painted in Shanghai in 1935 by 👨🎨László Tatz (1888-1951), a native of Máriapócs, who had a great career in Asia, and this work has never been shown anywhere before. We were delighted to loan this artwork sent to the Foundation by American relatives for the exhibition opening on the 14th of December. Several documents from the rich Hudec heritage in Budapest will be on display. It is worth visiting for all interested in architecture, Asia, cross-cultural stories, and more. Info about the exhibition HERE
Hudec-house in today's Panyu Lu
January 10, 2013
The Hudec family lived in this house from 1930. The building was designed by László Hudec in the English Tudor style. The house's large garden was the ideal setting for the childhood of the 3 children, Martin, Theo and Alessa. The building is functioning as Hudec Memorial Hall (HMH) today, where professional exhibitions and events take place. On the occasion of the opening ceremony, on the 120th anniversary of the architect's birth, on 8th of January 2013, pieces of the Budapest legacy were also on display, thus strengthening Sino-Hungarian cultural relations. The event was covered in detail by Hungarian and Shanghai TV.
