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Vincze MiklĂłs

@grofjardanhazy

Vincze MiklĂłs, also known as grofjardanhazy, is a talented creator who specializes in kulturĂĄlis ĂșjsĂĄgĂ­rĂĄs (cultural journalism). As a journalist for the culture section of 24.hu, Vincze MiklĂłs explores the hidden facets of Budapest, delving into the realms of film history and general history. His articles have been featured in numerous Hungarian and English language publications, including Gawker Media's thematic sites such as io9, Gizmodo, and Jalopnik. Additionally, his work has been picked up by renowned outlets like The Huffington Post, The Guardian, Trendhunter, OpenCulture, Paleofuture, and Index.hu. Vincze MiklĂłs's creativity extends beyond traditional writing platforms; he produces and curates content on various platforms such as 24.hu, Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram. His series titled "Ismeretlen Budapest" uncovers the lesser-known buildings, squares, sculptures, and forgotten episodes from Budapest's rich history. He also sheds light on the demolished buildings that not only held architectural value but were also significant pieces of Hungarian history. From legendary beer gardens to forgotten theaters and sports arenas in VĂĄrosliget (City Park), or the life's work of Schöntheil RichĂĄrd that shaped KƑbĂĄnya's Art Nouveau district - Vincze MiklĂłs showcases these hidden gems. You can find his series episodes on his website or follow them through a Google Map link where recent articles are marked in yellow dots and previous ones in blue. In his series "Ismeretlen magyarok" (Unknown Hungarians), he introduces artists, architects, and scientists who have achieved great success outside the Carpathian Basin but remain unfamiliar to many in Hungary itself. Through this series, readers have discovered individuals such as SzƑke SzakĂĄll - a bank clerk turned Casablanca's headwaiter, Dienes Andor - the fashion photographer who discovered Marilyn Monroe, and the brutalist architect who inspired James Bond's greatest enemy, Goldfinger. Another fascinating series by Vincze MiklĂłs is "A vilĂĄg egy fura hely" (The World is a Weird Place), where he explores bizarre historical events, unusual customs, and the most surprising chapters of art history. From peculiar samurai helmets to the only four-legged prisoner of war in World War II, or Americans picnicking in cemeteries instead of parks a century ago, Vincze MiklĂłs sheds light on these intriguing topics. These articles can be found here. On Instagram, he shares daily posts featuring soon-to-be-introduced places in his "Ismeretlen Budapest" series or locations that are worthy of attention but may not have a full article due to time constraints. With nearly nine years of experience under his belt, Vincze MiklĂłs's grofjardanhazy channel has amassed over four and a half thousand followers – excluding those who do not have an Instagram account. On Tumblr, under the same username, he runs a microblog where he shares various materials unrelated to his articles, such as peculiar short news items from the 19th and 20th-century Hungarian press or surreal advertisements hidden among reports. He regularly scours through auction catalogs from Hungarian auction houses to present the most interesting items to a broader audience with brief descriptions. His Tumblr blog has also gathered a following of over four and a half thousand users who enjoy not only these posts but also discover numerous artistic blogs, series, and news from the art world. Vincze MiklĂłs's passion for cultural journalism shines through his extensive body of work and dedication to sharing unique stories and hidden treasures with his audience.
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