CLEAN : Hungarian National Museum celebrates photo

The video discusses the Hungarian National Museum's acquisition of a significant photo collection in 2009, focusing on the master selection curated by Corner Kappa. This collection, which includes 937 photos by Kappa, is housed in New York, Tokyo, and Budapest. The video explores Kappa's multifaceted identity as a migrant, photo reporter, gambler, and hero, and examines how his work reflects press history and societal issues of his time. Kappa is highlighted as a pioneering global figure in photojournalism, whose work continues to resonate across cultures.

In what ways is Kappa described in the context of his work?

How does Kappa's work relate to the representation of war?