HANA // výstava

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HANA // výstava

Hana // Exhibition

Event by: Múzeum mesta Bratislavy

Location: Apponyi Palace, Radničná 577/1, Bratislava - Staré Mesto

Discussions and lectures

About event

Enter the world of Hana Gregorová - unique and still current.

🟣 Writer. Intellectual. Feminist. Organizer of cultural life. But also Tajov's wife, mother, Czechoslovakist, journalist and publicist, official. Also, a women's rights warrior, their equality with men, new topics in literature, for better children's work, for the choice of their own life for women. With these and many other attributes we can mark the writer Hana Gregor. Naturally and unprofessionally crossed the boundaries of the private and public sphere - once she was a perfect host, Other times a lifted lecturer or co -author of the manifesto. All this at a time when it was not common at all. - without deposits and stereotypes. It is up to you what you think about Hana Gregor after visiting the exhibition, our ambition is to transfer you to her life story. We also understand the first name of Hana, as we address it as an exhibition, as an expression of her emancipation and independence in thinking and opinions. Our intention is to talk to Hana Gregorová for herself. - 18.00
📌 More information about the exhibition can be found here: https://muzeumbratislava.sk/udalost/hana .

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Screenplay and curatorial concept: Daniel Hupko, Jana Jablonická Zezulová, Monika Kapráliková
Creative Cooperation: Barbara Debrecká, Linda Mendelová, Zuzana Zahradníčková, Lucia Zlochová, Eva Takácsová, Vladimíra Kišša Gahérová
Exhibition Design: Lucia Židek Gamanová, Oleksandra Bakushina
Exhibition visual identity: Simona Hojsíková
: Simona Hojsíková, Lucia Židek Gamanová
Production: Eva Takácsová

The main partners of the exhibition are the State Scientific Library in Banská Bystrica - Literary and Music Museum and the Slovak National Library - Literary Museum in Martin

Media partners:
Diary N, SME, Aktuality.sk, Podcast in Women's RODE, CityLife.sk, INBA, Radio_FM, Radio Devín, Historical Review

Photo from the Visual: Literary and Music Museum, SVKBB

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