Contributors

The Other

Ancient myths, fatal delusions, cultural diversity

A joint exhibition by the Budapest Museum of Ethnography, the Musée d’Ethnographie de Geneve (MEG), and the Artemisszió Foundation, based on the exhibition Nous autres by MEG, featuring the two museums’ collections and other borrowed pieces of art.

Museum of Ethnography, 27 September 2008 – 6 April 2009
A featured exhibition of the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue 2008

Curators
Edina Földessy and Diana Szántó
Based on the original idea of Philippe Mathez and Ninian Hubert van Blyenburgh

Professional supervision
Jacques Hainard, Zoltán Fejős

Project coordinator
Zsuzsanna Vámos-Lovay

Scenery
Catherine Nussbaumer, Edina Földessy, Zsuzsa Kismarty-Lechner

Graphics
Márton Bodó, Gergely Erdősi, Edina Földessy, Péter Szőke, Magdolna Varga

Design
BK Film studio, Péter Balaton, Zoltán Kelemen, György Répás, Tamás Tóth

Installation
Kinga Azúr, Edina Földessy, Museum of Ethnography Restoration Section

Photography
Krisztina Sarnyai, Bea Kallos, László Endre Hajnal

Film
Géza Galán, Gábor Kõrösi, Edit Kőszegi, László Letenyei, György Szeljak, Péter Szuhay, János Tari

Drawing, Maps
Emma Málna Mozsolits, Péter Nikitscher

Information technology
Grégoire de Ceuninck, Péter Kocsis, Antal Palik, Krisztina Pálóczy, Viktória Wittman

Translation
Dávid Karas, Márton Forgács, Edina Földessy, Éva Tesza Udvarhelyi, György Újvári-Pintér, Edina Tarján

Copy editor
Kata Krasznai

Object selection
Anna Bíró, Edina Földessy, Vilma Fõzy, János Gyarmati, Kornélia Kenyéri, Ágnes Kerezsi, Balázs Kiss, György Máté, Tibor Nuszbaum, Kriszta Pálfay, Krisztina Pálóczy, Krisztina Pap, Diana Szántó, György Szeljak, Emese Szojka, Gábor Wilhelm

Restoration
Gyula Balázs, Mária Fábián, István Mufics, Katalin Perger, Ildikó Simon, Katalin Sterbetz

Communications
PrimeTime Communications, Marcell Lőrincz, Gabriella Szalmási

Institutions lending objects and documents to the exhibition
Autrement (Paris)
Ervin Baktay Indian-Cowboy Museum (Kisoroszi)
Bibliothèque Eric de Dampierre, Fonds Marcel Griaule, Université Paris X – Nanterre (Paris)
Budapest History Museum - Kiscell Museum (Budapest)
ELTE University Library (Budapest)
Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library (Budapest)
Guardian Graphics (London)
Holocaust Documentation Centre and Memorial Collection Public Foundation (Budapest)
Applied Art Museum – Ferenc Hopp East-Asian Art Museum (Budapest)
Kalocsa Archdiocesan Archives (Kalocsa)
Kalocsa Archiepiscopal Library (Kalocsa)
Hungarian National Bank (Budapest)
Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism (Budapest)
Museum of Hungarian Agriculture (Budapest)
Hungarian National Museum (Budapest)
Hungarian Natural History Museum (Budapest)
Hungarian Academy of Science – Library (Budapest)
The New Londoners, Migrants Resource Centre (London)
Library of the Hungarian Parliament (Budapest)
National Széchenyi Library (Budapest)
Péter Pázmány Catholic University, Faculty of Humanities, Library (Piliscsaba)
Petőfi Museum of Literature (Budapest)
Reuters, Hungary (Budapest)
Semmelweis University, Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology (Budapest)
Semmelweis Museum, Library and Archives of Medical History (Budapest)
Staatlisches Museum für Völkerkunde (München)
Szent István University, Library of the School of Veterinary Science, (Budapest)

Individuals and companies
Lajosné Boglár, István Csupor, Edina Földessy, Krisztina Fõzy, Péter Granasztói, Horváth Restaurant (Budapest), Johan Thom, Gábor Lai, László Letenyei, József Lorencz, Retrock shop, ifj. Károly Schneller, Imréné Seres Máris Belucz, Miklós Szabó, Ilona Kálmánné Tóth Trencsér, Mariann Tóthné Bercsényi

Portrait models
Abe Petushi, Dabous Fayez, Péter Kovács, Ganbold Sárosdi-Davaakhuu, Sába Tesfay, Yan Xing

Volunteers
Eszter Gehér-Kadlicskó, Zsuzsanna Farkas, Krisztina Filep, Dávid Karas, Julianna Kató, Móni Mundy, Dorottya Szép, Edina Tarján

The curators would like to thank everybody for their help in realising the exhibition.
Special thanks to Andrea Gáncs and Veronika Tóth; without their devoted help the exhibition
would have never been realised!