Bódvalenke, 2 June 2012

In Bódvalenke, in Albert’s house, the

ALBERT HALL OF BÓDVALENKE

was opened, with an exhibition of works by the Serbian multimedia artist, Zoran Tairović, devoted to the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elisabeth II.

London’s Albert Hall was named after Prince Albert, husband to Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert had a legendary happy marriage with their nine children.

Albert of Bódvalenke and his wife Rita Viktória have a legendary happy marriage with their nine children.

The collages of Zoran Tairović – in this environment – carry a strange message that unites and reinforces contrasts at the same time.

The festive inauguration of Albert Hall of Bódvalenke will be held on the first day of the Dragon Festival, on Saturday, 9 June 2012, at 15:30, with an exhibition of contemporary artists. Inauguration address by Eszter Pásztor, project manager, Bódvalenke – Fresco Village Project. Music by Odjila (Serbia). Zoran Tairović, founding Director General of Albert Hall of Bódvalenke, will receive his Deed of Appointment at the Inauguration Ceremony.