Following last year’s outstanding success, we continue the
discount initiative with sixty Budapest-based shops and design
galleries offering a 20% discount during Budapest Design
Week. This program means much for us than an offering for our
audience, as - in addition to making desirable design works
more easily attainable - it calls the attention to small galleries,
showrooms and brand representatives that mediate value
and culture, thus making Budapest even more attractive.
The design week coupons available from the present program
booklet have to be shown upon purchase in the given shops,
which in exchange give 20% discount during the time of this
year’s Budapest Design Week, between 2nd and 11th of October.
The cut out coupons are valid only together with the program
booklet, so, please, have it with you.
The Design Week discount offer cannot be combined
with other special rates or rebates.
Organised by Design Terminal

In Competition

Hungarian Design on the World Market
october 2. 17.00

Design Centre's exhibition is a selection of products that held their ground on the global scene and were created with the participation of Hungarian designers.
There are world patent protected, acclaimed products, Hungarian companies of great past that gained market leading positions in different fields, venturesome, young designers working for multinational companies, as well as young designers who are only starting their career, but have already achieved success at acclaimed, international competitions among the displayed works.
Convincing and attractive evidences of the competitiveness of the knowledge and creativity of Hungarian designers!

Organised by Design Terminal

NEXUS

Interactive relationships with strangers and mobile statues
october 3. 15:00

Antal Kelle's ArtFormer works were most recently displayed in Dessau in the Bauhaus Kandinsky/Klee Master House, then in Hungary at the Exhibition Hall of the Hungarian Patent Office. His large-sized figures created for the 2009 Budapest Design Week are hung in the Renaissance Hall of the Museum of Fine Arts. They are a platform for the joint interactivity of several persons and utilise the most progressive technologies. From the point of view of interactivity the almost 6 metre tall statue couple that uses the entire space is exceptional in art history. Visitors of the museum can directly modulate them, while others can watch and remotely move the statues from two other venues – the Museum of Applied Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest. No one knows the other in this relationship. The indirect behaviours and reactions revealing themselves in the movements of the statues fall into play or co-operative acceptance or even denial.

Organised by ArtFormer Studio and Museum of Fine Arts



A key element in the program of the 2009 Budapest Design Week is the Open
Studios initiative, the aim of which is to present the work of Hungarian designers
through actual examples. According to our experience, the Hungarian society is
still unsure about the design profession. That is why we would like the public to
get closer to the working process, the technical background and the craftsmanship
of certain fields within design, to see how, through what phases a product is born,
to ask questions, and to understand through personal experience what designers
do day by day.

In the framework of the Open Studios program the door of 16 designers, designer
teams open for the public as we are convinced that trust in design can strengthen
further through personal experience.
The designers are looking forward to meeting you!

Organised by Design Terminal

Presentation of the Finnish designer, Harri Koskinen at MOME

WAMP-Finnish Fatale
october 9

Harri Koskinen is one of the most recognised Finnish designers of our time. His international fame began with his exhibition at the Issey Miyake Design Studio Gallery in 2000. Some of his clients are Artek, Cassina, Finlandia Worldwide, Iittala, Magis, Marimekko and Muji. His success is also marked by some of the most prestigious awards, as well as by exhibitions around the globe. From his practical and innovative objects reflecting on the basic questions of design, Block lamp, an object resembling an ice cube lit inside, has been placed in the design collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art.

Organised by WAMP, MOME, Finnagora and Embassy of Finland

The 2009 Hungarian Design Awards

october 5. 17.00

Winners of the Hungarian Design Awards, managed by the Hungarian Design Council, are announced for the 30th time this year. The prizes are awarded by a jury of acclaimed artists and experts in four categories – Product, Visual Communication, Concept and Student Work – for the most outstanding Hungarian design achievements. The exhibition containing some of the most outstanding entrants of the competition gives an insight into the most recent processes of Hungarian design culture.

Hungarian Design Awards 30 Life achievement award ceremony and poster exhibition

The Hungarian Design Council celebrates the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the Hungarian Design Awards with an award ceremony and a poster exhibition.

Design Management Award 2009

This year for the first time ever the Design Management Award founded with the aim of starting a tradition is presented. The award acknowledges and demonstrates how design and its professional management can help the realisation of the objectives of an organisation and, not least, its successful operation.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

WAMP Finn Fatale

Pecha-Kucha Night Budapest vol. 15 & party
october 8. 20.20–02.00

What sushi means in gastronomy, or sumo in sports, Pecha Kucha means in the architecture and design scene! Short, concise, cool. Pecha Kucha Nights where architects, designers and artists introduce their work are organised in two hundred cities worldwide based on the original Tokyo idea. The secret of the brief, focused and interesting presentations lies in the one and only rule of the night: presenters can show 20 pictures, each for 20 seconds. The tittle-tattle is followed by a DJ-VJ party from 23.00.

Organised by KÉK-Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre, WAMP and the Museum of Applied Arts

AFTERLIFESTYLE

Stop for a minute and think about passing
october 2

After Saint-Étienne, Cologne, Bratislava, Tourcoing, Milan, Palermo, Kortrijk and Vienna, the most recent product of IVANKA, the SEE YOU headstone designed by Ákos Maurer-Klimes and Péter Kucsera is exhibited in Hungary, as well. The object of passing and remembrance can bee seen at three Budapest locations during this exceptional week. A cross-form recessed into the surface. Rain coming down, leaves falling. Stop mortal.
Send us your best photograph, prepare a collage or show us in any other way HOW YOU REMEMBER!

Organised by IVANKA

Aladár Németh – from prime movers to computers

Book presentation
october 5. 19.00

Aladár Németh (1931-2002) was a defining personality of Hungarian design. He was a successful and acclaimed designer, the activist of the association of fine artists and ICSID, teacher of the College of Applied Arts. The monograph written by József Vadas concentrates mainly on his creative work, in which not only the different vehicles (tractors, dump trucks, ships), but also lab equipment and electronic devises played an important role. A career reporting about the rugged times of Hungarian design is analysed by placing it in the period's economic and intellectual environment and presented through spectacular pictures. (Scolar Publishing, 112 pp, cca. 120 pictures)

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

AMI Design Sopron

Selection from the works of the students
october 3. 12.00

The Applied Arts Institute (AMI) of the University of West Hungary aims at searching and producing progressive possibilities of visual culture and the effective forms of design and presentation in the field of architecture, design and graphic design. AMI working together with the Kecskemét based International Ceramics Studio introduces its result in the Budapest gallery of the Studio. Some of the showcased works have been awarded, for example a poster by Anita Lukács or the Atlantic Ocean crossing ship designed by Andrea Pálos and Gábor Rakonczay.

Organised by AMI, Museion No. 1 Gallery and the International Ceramics Studio

ANH TUAN SHOWROOM

october 5-11. 11.00 – 19.00

The Vietnamese fashion designer Luu Anh Tuan founded his own label in 2006 in Budapest and only two years later he won the title of the Young Designer of the Year. The solid style of his bags, clothes and shoes is based on special technics and material manipulations he developed. He often uses traditional craftsman methods that he combines with modern technologies. During Budapest Design Week the life and secrets of the showroom are revealed, while ready-made items are available with a 20% discount.

Organised by Design Terminál

Aron Design Store

october 2-11

design objects

ART FORCE

october 7. 15.00 – 18.00

Art Force Ltd. was founded in 1994 by visual communication specialists. The company working originally as a graphic studio later developed into a creative agency. Key areas of their activities are brand development, package design, image design and the development of creative campaigns.
On a computer placed for this special purpose they design a business card based on the ideas of the visitor and print it in twenty copies.

Organised by Design Terminál

BADABOOM

october 2-11

home accessories

BALLLON

BALLLON
october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

BARA MARIANNE

october 2-11

designer hats

BARACK DIVATMŰHELY

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

BE LIGHT! DESIGN

october 2-11

lighting design
The discount is only for the EVA SOLO products!

Blogger SÁRGI

october 3. 20.30

I was born in the Ukraine in 1983. Spent most of my life in a dark bedding storage, then returned in 2005. I watch things and people around me. I like being with friends. I like being on my own. I laugh when something is real, real fun. I think that important things are simple. I do play, but I am not a toy. We all have our job to do. My job is to deal with what I like. I share my experiences. I'd like to invite you to the first exhibition of my life. http://sargika.wordpress.com

Organised by ArtLounge Gallery, Carat Hotel, KREA Contemporary Art School and IVANKA

BLUP!

october 2-11

bean bag furniture

BOLT MŰHELY

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

BRINKUS DESIGN

Open Studios
october 3, 7. 10:00 – 16:00

The style of the uniquely designed woolen carpets of Brinkus Design is a kind of breaking point from the strict rules of geometry and rigid angularity. Thanks to hand-tufting the shape and surface of the carpets can be freely formulated, while coupling the different materials results in the creation of special pieces that can make any interior original and characteristic.
Adventurous visitors can try sculpturesque shearing and can even take the result of their work home.

Organised by Design Terminal

BUBORÉK

october 2-11

design objects

Budapest Couture

conference
october 3. 14:00–18:00

Conference for the profession about the cultural, artistic, social, sociological and economical connections between fashion and design with the participation of designers, the media and representatives of other art forms. Presentation of the long term concept of “Budapest Couture”, exchanging ideas with the profession and also initiating an open discussion about the role, the Hungarian and international context of fashion with the participation of guest presenters.

Organised by the First Hungarian Fashion Designer Association, the Museum of Applied Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

Budapest Couture exhibition and performance

october 2. 20.00

Budapest Couture aims at the introduction of Hungarian haute couture. The exciting exhibition and the spectacular performances showcase the work of some of the best contemporary Hungarian fashion designers; the audience can come to know clothes most typical of the designers' creative work.

Organised by the First Hungarian Fashion Designer Association, the Museum of Applied Arts and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

Budapest Graphic Guide

october 2. 18.30

Graphic artist David Baráth prepared his city illustrations for a travel book edited by Cicada Books to be published this October by the acclaimed, London-based Thames & Hudson. He pays tribute to Hungary’s world famous artists, László Moholy-Nagy and Lajos Kassák with his simple, typography based mappings of Budapest. Ziggy Hanaor, editor of Graphic Europe wrote the following: „These amazingly dynamic posters build upon Bauhaus components, still they are unique and downright funny, which is typical of David’s work.”
At the exhibition all the works prepared for the book to be published this autumn are displayed.

Organised by 321 Associates

CHEE CHEE

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

CO&CO COMMUNICATION

Open Studios
october 6, 8. 14:00 – 18:00

The company specialising in image design, brand building and management, design and design communication was founded by Attila Cosovan, Tamás Cosovan and Zoltán Pál Szabó. The present owners – Attila Cosovan, Tamás Cosovan, Gergely Hosszú, Richard Nagy and Laura Siket – present their projects and let visitors in on the most important aspects of design communication (own strategy), the economic, designer and creator attitude that might offer a new alternative for the developers and businessmen of the future in addition to (instead of) the present advertising and marketing communication methods.
design communication = communication integrated into development ©

Organised by Design Terminal

Creativity, environment and city culture

In Finnish and Hungarian
october 10. 14.00–22.00

14.00–16.00 Better Future
Roundtable discussion and presentation with the participation of the artists of the Better Future exhibition: students and teachers of the University of Art and Design (Helsinki) and the experts of Finnagora. Contemporary attitudes about fashion, environmental protection and recycling.
16.00 What (are) the Finnish like?
Guided tour with the participation of the curators of the exhibition and the students of the Helsinki university.
14.00–18.00 Ever lasting objects
Recycling workshop with the participation of museum educators, young Hungarian and Finnish designers – for adults and kids alike.
19.00 Recyke-bike fashion demonstration – gala
Recycled and trendy even on the bike: gala with the works of the Recyke-bike fashion design competition organised by the Museum of Ethnography and the Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute. Creativity, environment-consciousness, handcraft and bike – Hungarian designers on two wheels.
During the program, the ReCycle Chic exhibition of Hungarian Cycle Chic and Recycling Mission Hungary, as well as a screening operated by bicycle can be seen in the hall.

Organised by the Museum of Ethnography, the Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute, University of Art and Design Helsinki, Finnagora (Budapest) and Hungarian Cycle Chic

Crosseffects

Textile modules inspired by music
october 4. 17.00

One of the highlights of the “15 years 15 artists” series of events celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Gallery is an exhibition based on classical music inspirations consisting of similar modules, which is open during Design Week. At the opening Eszter Krulik and József Rácz play the violin. Exhibiting textile designers: Rita Halasi, Hedvig Harmati, Krisztina Jung, Diane Kappa, Kinga Kónya, Réka Molnár, Gábor Munkácsi, Bernadett Páger, Emília Pájer, Szilvia Szigeti.

Organised by Eventuell Gallery

Crystal salt design

The exhibition of MAAK design and Sóker Salt Centre
october 3. 17.00

In the framework of the exhibition organised at an exciting venue, individual, non-series pieces of design furniture, home accessories and salt therapy tools made of salt bricks can be seen. The displayed works are based on associations of ancient and state of the art materials – crystal salt, wood, metal, glass, and ceramics.
The world music and sound therapy instruments of Gyula Mihály, ceramic artist can be seen and tried.

Organised by Maak design

Curious – search the border – cross the border

october 3. 20.00

The project was launched as the co-operation of two universities (Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest and Schule für Gestaltung, Ravensburg) as a joint research and art initiative for experts and students who live in Hungary or Germany and work in the field of visual communication. The exhibited task was completed by randomly associated German and Hungarian pairs. After the first move of the starting designer the graphical work was sent six times between the artists of the two countries, thus shaping into its final form. The visual responses are interesting even in their own right, but the real excitement is the process of the creation.

Organised by Zsolt Czakó

DEMO

Design for kids workshop
october 3, 4, 10, 11. 11:00–16:00

“Me and my engine” digital drawing workshop: with the help of hand drawing and blue box technology kids can create and then take home a photo of themselves and one of the most imposing vehicles of the museum.
Re-play, the toy-maker's workshop: ageless toys made of recycled materials in the name of environment-consciousness and sparing.
Space-form, building toys: the program introduces the concept of space and architecture on the level of building toys, but in a re-dimensioned form.

Organised by Demo

DEMO

Design for kids
october 3. 16:00

The DEMO – Design and Health Model program was launched three years ago in order to fill the void in design education. It is trying to make primary school – 9-14 years of age – kids open for the values of design culture with the help of summer camps and school year programs. The exhibition showcasing the works made at the summer camp is accompanied by creative programs of the DEMO team during the weekends of Design Week.

Organised by DEMO

Design Management Award 2009

october 5. 17.00

This year for the first time ever the Design Management Award founded with the aim of starting a tradition is presented. The award acknowledges and demonstrates how design and its professional management can help the realisation of the objectives of an organisation and, not least, its successful operation.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

Design Mops

Design carpets by Kata Brinkus
october 6. 18.00

VAL Workshop aims at introducing talented designers, as well as architecture and interior decoration products of outstanding quality in addition to „traditional” casings. The most recent creations of Kata Brinkus are displayed in the ground floor “sitting room” – there is a café, as well – of Loft Showroom built in the area of Hungária Malomudvar. In addition to the improved versions of the patent protected light carpet, special pieces decorated with hologram and Swarovski crystals can also be seen.

Organised by Kata Brinkus and VAL Ltd.

Design “That's how you write…”

Remakes á la designers
october 2. 19.00

Students of the Academy redesign, recreate simple objects in the style of some of the leading designers of our time. The objects á la Marcel Wanders, Jaime Hayon, Philippe Starck, Tjep., Campana brothers, Zaha Hadid, Ora-Ito, Karim Rashid, Konstantin Grcic, Ross Lovegrove, Patricia Urquiola and Tord Boontje are displayed in the WERKaholic workshop, where the WERK never stops.

Organised by Werk Academy

DESPLAY – Design lessons for beginners

The material
october 3. 10.00 –12.00 és 14.00–16.00

Budapest Design Week's colourful program for kids brings the world of design closer to 10-14 year olds through playful, creative challenges, inspiring discussions.
The MATERIAL lesson offers a glance into the world of materials used in design. Following the analysis of innovative design products utilising the features of paper and plastic sometimes to the extreme, participating kids can use their newly gained knowledge in preparing their own design objects.

Organised by Wanda Balogh, Henrietta Fiáth and Panni Pais

DESPLAY – Design lessons for beginners

The colour
october 10. 10.00 – 12.00 és 14.00 – 16.00

Budapest Design Week's colourful program for kids brings the world of design closer to 10-14 year olds through playful, creative challenges, inspiring discussions.
The COLOUR lesson discussed the questions, rules of colour use, a topic essential in the field of design. Kids can face the meaning, the importance of colours, their effects on people by getting to know famous, sometimes provocative design objects and can then create their own objects.

Organised by Wanda Balogh, Henrietta Fiáth and Panni Pais

DESPLAY – Design lessons for beginners

The pattern
october 11. 10:00 – 12:00 and 14:00 – 16:00

Budapest Design Week's colourful program for kids brings the world of design closer to 10-14 year olds through playful, creative challenges, inspiring discussions.
The PATTERN lesson starting from the ruts of cars researches the messages of patterns appearing on design objects, their differences in form and proportion. Participating kids can even try some of the introduced techniques like camouflaging or the phenomenon of furniture tattoo while creating their innovative objects.

Organised by Wanda Balogh, Henrietta Fiáth and Panni Pais

DESPLAY – Design lessons for beginners.

The motion
october 4. 10.00–12.00 és 14.00–16.00

Budapest Design Week's colourful program for kids brings the world of design closer to 10-14 year olds through playful, creative challenges, inspiring discussions.
The MOTION lesson looks at design products from the point of view of changes in place or form and the special motion of objects. Following the interactive introduction discussing a wide range of related topics from peg-tops, through the Rubik cube, to animation films, kids can realise their own ideas when designing and preparing unique objects.

Organised by Wanda Balogh, Henrietta Fiáth and Panni Pais

DO WORK!

october 2-11

mobile furniture
The discount is only for the Magis Me too collection products!

DOME ÁRKÁD

october 2-11

home accessories

DOME CITY

october 2-11

home accessories

ECLECTICK

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

Ego Trip

Exhibition of the 2nd year students of MOME’s Visual Communications Faculty CD-Fű kultúrpince
october 6. 19.00

That version of the mapping of visualisation, in which the invisible or the hardly see through is realised in a visible model. The aim is the creation of a visual essence that helps understanding. Art is the steady utopia of self-reflexion, the gesture of self-cognition and self-correction by self-expression. Ego Trip is a visualisation experiment for the spiritual mapping of the ego. Self-mapping, self-measurement that might take the creator closer to understanding his/her own intellectual development.

Organised by CD–Fű and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

EVENTUELL

october 2-11

designer textiles

Eye to eye

october 4. 17:00

At the exhibition of the Silicate Department of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) different forms of contemporary glass, ceramics and porcelain art play the leading role. In addition to elegant jewellery, innovative everyday objects, thought-provoking toys, musical instruments and exciting sculptures, the artists also show themselves in an unusual way.

Organised by the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

F.ÓRA SZÉPÓRÁK SZALONJA

october 2-11

designer watches

FEYÉR ZSUZSA

october 2-11

designer bags and accessories

Finnish-Hungarian WAMP

WAMP-Finnish Fatale
october 11. 10.00–18.00

On the occasion of this year’s Budapest Design Week a special WAMP is organised in the Museum of Applied Arts as part of the WAMP Finnish Fatale. As the fair is related to the Finnish design exhibition titled Reinterpreting nature, its motto is nature, thus related works are displayed, as well. In addition to Hungarian designers, a Finnish design corner and a selection from the works of recently graduated artists also await visitors, where products can not only be touched, but also bought.

Organised by WAMP

FORMA GALÉRIA

october 2-11

design objects

Frame-lines

Exhibition of KREA Contemporary Art School
october 2. 19.00

The exhibited works are visual studies of the applied art students of the school created at the visual communication classes. The aim was that students get the chance to glance into the anatomy, the working mechanisms of contemporary art trends and at the same time try to create their own art pieces as autonomous creators. Even though prepared as studies, the works were created with the expectation to stand their ground at exhibitions, as well.

Organised by KREA Contemporary Art School

FREGOLI

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

Functional intelligence of personality and space

The winning installation
october 10. 17.00

Solinfo Lamp Studio, WHD (represented by Schauer Hungária Ltd.) and Berker (represented by Elektro Kamleithner Ltd.) invited applications with the above title. Students of Werk Academy and Junior Art Center could send in their works in the form of interior installation. The winning installation design is being built in Solinfo Lamp Studio

Organised by defo and Solinfo

GAME OVER

Fashion show of Zoltán Rostás and Éva Huszanyik
october 3. 18:00

Zoltán Rostás retrofits clothes reinterpreting them with the help of material manipulation and presents them with oversized jewellery created by Éva Huszanyik using everyday, sometimes even banal materials. At the fashion show of the opening Regina Rostás (singer) and the Melancolics Dj Session also participate.
Works of the BALLLON group are also displayed at the exhibition.

Organised by Balllon

GROTESQUE

Open Studios
october 6. 14.00 – 19.00

Grotesque Graphic Studio was founded in 1999 by József Simon and Tamás Marcell graduates of the graphic designer faculty of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. They also founded the Society of Hungarian Graphic Designers and Typographers (MATT). They have summarised the productive period of the successful past ten years in a book titled The Golden Age of Grotesque. Visitors get the chance to study some of the biggest projects developed recently (television image, magazine design, packaging), while several secrets of the profession are also revealed.

Organised by Design Terminal

Hotel concepts

Professional saloon organised by defo
october 8. 10.00–16.00

Guests of the saloon like discussion can meet the investors and managers of local and international hotel chains. Building contractors, dealers, project coordinators, architects and interior decorators talk about up-to-date tendencies, the redefinition of hotel services and today's design strategy programs. The organisers aim at making the interactive, club a forum for informal discussions and networking in addition to exchanging information.

Organised by defo

Hungarian Design Awards 30

Life achievement award ceremony and poster exhibition
october 5. 17.00

The Hungarian Design Council celebrates the 30th anniversary of the foundation of the Hungarian Design Awards with an award ceremony and a poster exhibition.

Organised by the Hungarian Design Council

I BELIEVE

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

Ildikó Virág Erdei’s hat exhibition

october 2

The 2009/2010 autumn-winter collection of the aspiring hat designer, Ildikó Virág Erdei debuts at the Budapest Design Week. She gained her MA at the hat design faculty of the Kensington and Chelsea College of Art and worked as a trainee at Siggi, who – famous thanks to the aristocrats wearing way-out headgear – is a favourite hat designer of the Ascot Derby. Among the owners of Ildikó’s models is Jay Kay, lead singer of Jamiroquai, famous of being a hat fan.

Organised by Mono Fashion

INDEX: Award 2007

october 2. 18.00

INDEX: Award is the biggest design award in the world and is awarded every two years in Copenhagen in five categories – Body, Home, Work, Play and Community –, the winner in each category receives a prize of €100,000. The focus on design to improve life differentiates INDEX: Award from other design awards, as design is evaluated in a much broader sense than traditionally. In the selection process works reflecting openness, horizontal, interdisciplinary approach are selected. The exhibition in Budapest presents the six winners.

Organised by the Embassy of Denmark and the Danish Cultural Institute

INNOSHOP

october 2-11

interior decoration, design objects

INSITU

october 2-11

design objects

International Design Workshop – Zsennye 2009

october 6. 19.00

This September the International Design Workshop was organised for the fifth time in Hungary in the Bezerédi Castle. Hungarian and foreign students, practising designers and those interested in the field participated in the almost one-week work. The exhibition showcases the artworks created at the workshop.

Organised by the Zsennye Workshop

IVANKA

Open Studios
october 6. 10.00 – 13.00, 14.00 – 17.00

IVANKA Concrete is a studio and a development, production base. The founders, András Ivánka and Katalin Ivánka chose concrete as their basic commodity, which is for them the medium of creative expression. With their own developments they aim at creating a new type of aesthetic value while preserving the natural character of the material. Concrete is shaped with special technologies, constantly searching for new dimensions.
Visitors are welcomed for informal discussions complete with exciting material tests, professional consultation, intellectual and physical nutriment. Extra program: 'Speed Dating', or take a seat for 10 minutes.

Organised by Design Terminal

Jacob Jensen

Fifty years in the front line of Scandinavian design
october 2

Over five hundred objects can be connected to the Danish designer, Jacob Jensen. An outstanding period of his career was the time spent at the Danish consumer electronics brand Bang & Olufsen that made Jensen one of the world's most defining designers. For this year's Budapest Design Week, Aron Design Store turns into a kind of „museum” offering an extensive review of the most successful creations of the past 50 years. In parallel with the selection the actual objects can be tried out and even bought at a reduced price.

Organised by Aron Design Store

JE SUIS BELLE

Open Studios
october 3. 15:00 – 19:00

Je Suis Belle was founded in 2005 by Dalma Dévényi and Tibor Kiss. They reconsider the basics and stereotypes of clothing through the redefinition of clichés and destructed tailoring. Je Suis Belle clothes are simple, quietly elegant and liberatingly playful at the same time, while ensuring self-confidence.
Fashion fans can see the latest pieces and meet the creators a few days before the opening of the 2009/10 autumn-winter collection.

Organised by Design Terminal

Jewellidea3

Elemental energies
october 11. 18.00

How can design and movement grasp an idea and mediate it by strengthening each other? At the Jewellidea performance, searching the answer to this question, the four elements come to life on the stage. The creations of jewellery designers (Bernadett Bodor, Noémi Gera, Eszter Máté, Fanni Vékony) and the productions of dancers (Dance Dimensions Modern Dance Club, choreographer: Anna Gellén) were inspired by the energies of fire, water, earth and air.

Organised by Eventuell Gallery

KAMCHATKA

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

KÉPESÍTŐ MŰHELY

Open Studios
october 7. 10:00 – 13:00, 14:00 – 17:00

Képesítő Műhely was founded in 1999 by Mária Pecsics and János Rátki. Members of the present team are photographers János Rátki and Annamária Gróf, and Edit Matis make-up artist, stylist. The company engages primarily in photography for advertising: models, food, interior and objects. Thanks to the artist's technical knowledge and background they can work outside the studio – even in the air –, as well.
During Budapest Design Week visitors can get to know some of the professional tricks of model and object photography in one of the capital's biggest studios.

Organised by Design Terminal

KITCHEN BUDAPEST

Open Studios
october 6. 10.00 – 18.00

The innovation lab of Magyar Telekom deals with city space, mobile communication and the internet while offering young people a place for the free flow of ideas and creative teamwork. It was founded by Szabolcs Somlai-Fischer interactive designer, architect, Péter György aesthete, Robin Nagy engineer, economist, Péter Halácsy engineer, Attila Nemes curator, communication consultant, Eszter Bircsák curator, organiser. Since its establishment, Kitchen Budapest has concluded 60 projects from design through Art and Technology to software development. In addition to the results based on its projects ( prezi.com, Animata – Software of the year, 2009) its success has been indicated by several international exhibitions (Transmediale 2009, Berlin, Pixelache, Helsinki, 2008, 2009), conferences (Lift Conference, Genf) and fairs (100% Design, Tokyo).
Visitors can get to know and even creatively try the most recent researches in the field of technology and culture through a special code system.

Organised by Design Terminal

KOOKTA

october 2-11

kitchen decoration

LÁTOMÁS

october 2-11

contemporary clothing,
Király u. 39.: also for men

Lemon juice

Lemon-squeezers
october 6. 16.00

After the Goteborg Röhsska Museum, the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism presents the most interesting pieces of the globally unexampled lemon-squeezer collection of the Swedish Anders Alvarsson. The visitor is amazed by the diversity of the exhibition – who would have imagined that such an everyday object can exist in so many different colours, shapes, materials? Some of them do not even look like a LEMON-SQUEEEEEEEEZER!

Organised by the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism

LICHTHOF PRODUCTIONS

Open Studios
october 6, 8. 14.00 –18.00

The company was founded by Erik Novák painter, producer, film director, publisher and Áron Gauder director of animation films. The Lichthof animation film studio started working on Nyócker! in 2004; it was premiered in December 2004. Following the local and international success, Lichthof started the production of its next animation movie, Egill.
Visitors interested in the production process of a CGI (ComputerGenerated Image) film are awaited in the studio.

Organised by Design Terminal

Lighting of the future – CORIAN®

Exhibition of the Lucis competition
october 3. 15.00

DuPont, the manufacturer of Corian®, one of the most versatile materials of our times, announced a competition together with the Czech lightning company, Lucis, for Czech design and architecture students in 2008. The challenge was to design one-off and standardised production lamps. It gave a chance of introduction for young talents, but also meant a platform for Corian® to discover new possibilities. Exceptional lighting works of art were created from the acryl and mineral compounds based material, which is very versatile, still exceptionally flexible. The exhibition showcases the best creations of the competition.

Organised by DuPont Hungary

LOFFICE

october 2-11

office decoration

LOLLIPOP

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

MAGMA

october 2-11

design objects

Make It Work!

october 10. 15:00–17:00

Do you want to get into a stride and need some creative ideas? Do you have some concepts, but face practical problems when decorating your flat? Come and meet our readers’ favourite 4szoba.hu interior decorators and make them work in the framework of a speed flirting event. Bring along the layout of your flat and you have 15 minutes to find your own style, your favourite interior decorator and the best ideas! Meet us in Gödör (Erzsébet square, downtown Budapest). Arrive on time and you can even bump into celebrities.

Organised by Ombrello Digital, the publisher of 4szoba.hu

MAKETT LABOR MEDENCE CSOPORT

Open Studios
october 3, 10. 16:00 – 20:00

Medence Csoport was founed in 2000 by Tóbiás Terebessy designer; Gergely Magyar communication designer; András Gross interior decorator and Ági Ónody art organiser. Further designers, performers, creators, as well as civil and nonprofit organisations participate in their work. Makett Labor is a continuously changing, always visible and permeable communication surface; office, showroom, shop, exhibition space, independent physical and intellectual workshop, all at the same time.
During the discussion and screening the open kitchen type model workshop is revealed, where the lively process of creation can also be experienced through actual “happenings”, the preparation of models and material tests.

Organised by Design Terminal

MANA ÉKSZERSTÚDIÓ

Open Studios
october 10, 11. 14.00 – 18.00

Mana Jewellery Studio was founded as the initiative of five young designers in 2003. The basic aim was the creation of an open workshop where the most recent professional aspirations are visible and available for those interested in one-off jewellery. Thanks to the organisation of exhibitions and international workshops, as well as the participation of acclaimed colleagues arriving from other countries, by now the studio has become internationally known.
From idea to form: a look into the phases of jewellery design, modeling and production.

Organised by Design Terminal

MANIER

Open Studios
october 8-10. 10.00 – 18.00

The haute couture salon dealing with taylor-made clothing and costume design was founded by Anikó Németh fashion designer in 1992. Her ambitions are characterised by uniqueness, personality and quality.
Visitors can get to know the work process of the salon and can consult about taylor-made evening clothing in detail with the designer

Organised by Design Terminal

MAOTA

october 2-11

design objects

MARABU

october 2-11

bicycle fashion, designer jewellery, accessories

Möbelkunst design fair

Forgotten lamp marvels – Hungarian lamp design, 1950-1980
october 4, 11. 10.00–18.00

Two one-day design fairs where original, Scandinavian and Hungarian design furniture, lamps and accessories from the time period 1950-1980 are for sale. Famous and less famous pieces on 300 m2. Design Rummage.
A lamp collection showcasing the world-class works of undeservingly forgotten Hungarian designers is also open for the public during the fair. Original pieces and all you have to know about them.
Visit the web page!

Organised by Möbelkunst

MOBILI MANIA BÚTORSTÚDIÓ

october 2-11

interior decoration

Moho Design

october 9. 18.00

Moho brand was founded by Magda Lubińska and Michał Biernacki in 2004. Their carpets based on traditional Polish weaving techniques are exciting pieces of form and technology experiments. The designers have gained international recognition, worked with Ross Lovegroves, as well as the Italian Moroso. They even won Wallpaper magazine's prize for the best textile design and were the first Polish brand to be awarded with the famous Red Dot Prize, which they received in 2008.

Organised by the Polish Institute

Mollis

Exhibition of Kinga Földi and Zsolt József Simon
october 7

The showroom opening of the unique clothes of the textile designer Kinga Földi is celebrated by an exceptional exhibition showcasing the sculptures of Zsolt József Simon porcelain designer and the haute couture clothes of Kinga Földi, where the creative, inspiring connection between the two fields can be discovered. Experiencing with two different materials, techniques, they inspired each other when preparing the “living sculptures” and the “sculpture like clothes”, in which motion is of central importance and is the vital strength.

Organised by Baharat

MOME Milan

october 4. 17:00

The exhibition of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) debuted this April at That’s Design! in Milan. It represents the contemporary tendencies in the mutually fructifying cooperation between design, art and science and also integrates experimental works based on a new system of symbols with unique structures of interpretation. The installation working with very surreal, low-tech and high-tech counterpoints contains interactive components and intensifies visitor activity through the gesture of hiding.
Exhibited works by Zsolt Budai, Tamás Erdélyi, Je suis belle, Bence Ádám Kiss, Réka Lőrincz, Ágoston Nagy and Balázs Püspök.

Organised by the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest

MONO GALÉRIA

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

MÜLLER MÓNIKA ENTERIŐR

october 2-11

interior decoration

MUSU

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories

NES POP-UP SHOP

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories


ÖLTÖZŐ FIATAL TERVEZŐK RUHABOLTJA

october 2-11

designer clothing and accessories


Opening…

Posters in socialism
october 9. 14.00

This time the museum exhibits the commercial posters of the period between 1945 and 1989, with the help of which we can trace the typical styles of the certain decades; we can get to know the most widely advertised products and shops, the most often used slogans of the different eras. The posters placed on advertising pillars recreate the atmosphere of the streets of the by now historical times, which is further enhanced by the photos of the typical shops, as well as the shop-windows and interiors furnished with period products. It is some socio-deco design!

Organised by the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism

ORANGE OPTIKA

october 2-11

designer glasses

ORIGINART

october 2-11

tale gallery and shop