Blue Poles, a returning star and a politically outspoken actor — how closely did you follow this week's art world?

A theatre reform debate, a hotly disputed Australian painting on tour, and a beloved actor's comeback — tell us how you see this week's biggest stories from the art world.

1. Actor Ervin Nagy announced he will take on political representation for the Hungarian Theatre Society's cultural reform proposal, saying politics has so far been too timid to lead on this. Do you think it's the right move for a well-known actor to take on a political role for his profession?
2. Jackson Pollock's Blue Poles was bought by Australia's National Gallery amid public outrage — today it's touring the country as one of Australia's most treasured artworks. How do you judge these multi-million-dollar, publicly funded art purchases today?
3. Which of this week's art stories caught your interest the most? (choose up to 3)
4. How much do you agree with the following statements?
5. How important is it to you that old architectural heritage — like the Romanian kula fortresses — inspires today's architecture and design?
6. Hungarian actor Géza Hegedűs D. returns to the stage at the Vígszínház after a long health-related break. How significant a moment do you think this is for Hungarian theatre?
7. If you could freely choose, which art event would you most like to attend next month?
8. How old are you?
9. Which county do you live in?
10. What size settlement do you live in?
11. How would you describe your neighborhood?
12. How many people live in your household (including you)?
13. What citizenship do you hold?
14. How long have you lived at your current home?