The exhibition celebrates the work of two like-minded artists brought together by the common theme of the city. Originally trained in mathematical statistics, Eszter Bornemisza is a fiber artist living in Budapest who has worked in mixed media for decades, while Nidhi Khurana is a visual artist based in New Delhi and much on the move in various artistic centres in Europe, expressing herself through textiles, photography, painting – and also poetry.
IAS CEU is delighted to congratulate IAS alumna, former Artist in Residence Marianne Boruch on publishing her poem “In the Winter Ruins”, whose early drafts she wrote and revised while she was a Fellow at IAS CEU in academic year 2023-2024. The poem recently appeared in the Jan/Feb 2025 issue of the American Poetry Review.
'In this episode of the Democracy After 2024 series, Dorjana Bojanovska Popovska (post-doctoral Fellow at the CEU Democracy Institute) hosts Senior Core Fellow at IAS CEU, Marlies Glasius for a discussion that goes beyond traditional regime-type classifications and the public/private divide, by looking at examples of illiberal and authoritarian practices that emerged or peaked in 2024 as well as their diffusion across di
Read the interview with Senior Core Fellow, Marlies Glasius (in Hungarian) in Hungarian internet newsportal, Telex. In this interview Marlies discusses the control over super-rich.
