Marián Žilík:
„Everything Is Different“
Marián Žilík (1948 – 2017) was an academic painter whose work is often admired by residents and visitors of Nitra...
Exhibitions archive
Marián Žilík:
Juraj Rattaj — Lay-off
Juraj’s seemingly trivial dialogue about vacation time serves as a background for a broader conflict of the contemporary perception of the concept of time. New technologies that radically compress time and space..
The Dark Side of Paradise
„It will be a different kind of joy. It will be sorrow.“
– I. G., Former President of Slovakia
Compression of Emptiness
The exhibition titled the Compression of Emptiness presents an pressing Polish and Slovak dialogue of various sculpture forms and shapes of two intermedia artists...
Ján Kekeli — Vague Script
Kekeli’s presented artworks focus mostly on the visual aspect of the captured moment. The artist showcases his technical skills and sense for precision by reducing the number of elements in each image and using a simple, but well thought-out composition of the individual photographs...
In a Nutshell | In der Nußschale
The group show of the students of the Academy of Fine Arts in Düsseldorf presents three distinctive artistic approaches in mutual interaction to the specific exhibition space...
All About Verona?
The monographic exhibition by a Czech photographer, painter and performer Veronika Šrek Bromová is the largest monographic exhibition that has ever been held at our scene...
Until … Do Us Part
The first exhibition project by Martina Chudá and Peter Lančarič also becomes a probe sent to explore their personal lives...
Alžbeta Malcová — Secret (Garden)?
This illustrative and casually designed intimate project presented at a solo exhibition by Alžbeta Malcová at Nitra Gallery’s Salon implies an effort to bring around a little bit of illusion and daydreaming that takes place behind the window, behind closed doors, behind the gallery walls...
Ten Seas
Naturally, we mostly care about the visual properties, design and quality of the object, that may not always be apparent...
