The exhibition presents the world of rural photography through early 20th-century glass negatives, revealing what remains outside the final photograph and thereby offering a new perspective on the process and social role of photography.

Patchwork is an act of patience, encounter, and remembrance: small pieces of fabric come together to form stories. The exhibition highlights the quiet time of handcraft and the joy of collective creation through the award-winning works of the Blueprint Competition. This selection draws on the Museum of Ethnography’s blue-dyed textile patterns.

The exhibition presents the world of Hungarian refined white earthenware production. This selection offers a glimpse into this rich material through objects held in the collection of the Museum of Ethnography.