NIGHT SITUATIONSJuraj Toman 27. 01. – 26. 02. 2022 Juraj Toman (1985) systematically works with the theme of the city in his work. This choice is naturally conditioned by the artist’s spontaneous decision to paint what is in close proximity to him. The living space of contemporary man is, after all, mostly made by his residence in the city. It is […]
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WE, PEOPLE OF SEARadostina Doganova 20.12.2021 – 16.1.2022 The author Radostina Doganova presents new works, inspired by the sea, created in 2021 during social isolation. The artist sees the return to landscape painting as a way of inner balance and recharging of new energy, as a way of building patience and determination, as an escape from the unpredictable and often […]
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CHRISTMAS CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION Artists: Martina Rötlingová, Rastislav Sedlačík, Filip Sabol, Radostina Doganova, Matúš Maťátko, Pavol Truben We have prepared for you a Christmas exhibition, which we planned to open on December 6, 2021. Due to the epidemiological situation, we had to close the gallery. We have decided to present the exhibition online on our website and social networks – […]
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tEAMbuilding 31. 5. – 14. 6. 2022 Participants: Paulína Gajerová, Lilla Gombos, Daniela Illešová, Linda Olejárová, Anastasiia Onikiienko, Adam Priecel, Max Rumanský, Kamil Šlapák, Ján Šutvay Exhibition concept: Rastislav Sedlačík / Matej Fabian An exhibition like Teambulding, perhaps similarly atypical in its attempt to present the work of students currently studying in the third painting studio of the Academy of […]
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International Exhibition RADOSTINA DOGANOVA (SK/BG), MARTINA RÖTLINGOVÁ (SK), XÉNIA BERGEROVÁ (SK), CHRISTO GUELOV (BG/ES)
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Rastislav Sedlačík’s solo exhibition presents his works theming the urban landscape of Bratislava and its forms in painting, with overlaps into more expanded positions, towards installation, object and video. The works are pictorial concepts primarily thematizing the environment of the urban landscape, the periphery and other peripheral zones. This long-term open project represents the main line in the work of […]
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The authors Maťáťko and Sabol move in parallel on the Slovak art scene, often responding to urban symbols and stories, in their personal and recognizable art language. In their first joint exhibition, both authors analyze the phenomenon of settlements that arose in the previous socialist regime with a touch of utopia, vision of eternal peace and prosperity. Maťátko and Sabol […]
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The exhibition will present the work of established Bulgarian author Veliko Marinchevski.
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