Organza
(SK) Ad Paintings Tomáše Lahody jsou osobitým výrazem skepse k významu umění pro současného člověka a praktickou, výtvarnou polemikou s nejrozšířenějším a historicky nejzavedenějším uměleckým médiem - malbou...
Exhibitions archive
ACCESSIBLE TO VIEWERS / Acquisitions from last five years.
The exhibition presents a selection of works from acquisitions gained during the last five years. The aim of the Nitra Gallery is to complement its collections with the works of Slovak artists ...
I Have No Idea Where This Sadness Comes From
The exhibition I Have No Idea Where This Sadness Comes From introduces two contemporary Slovak authors – Michaela Rázusová-Nociarová and Mária Matrková, continually working in the medium of painting....
As You Don’t Know Them
The exhibition project “As You Don't Know Them” is a reaction to the medium of hanging picture or painting as a more familiar and profane medium...
Borders
Although Serbian artist Svetlana Mihalj (1976) only presents one piece at the alternative space of Bunker, it is a demandingly conceived video installation Borders (2011) with a semantic centre of gravity of more than a two-hour recording of performance...
Inter-view 2
The exhibition INTER-VIEW 2 is a follow-up to the exhibition project INTER-VIEW 1, intended to present artwork by twenty contemporary Slovak and Czech authors...
Studio of Textile Design AFAD
The Studio of Textile Design at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design (AFAD), since 2004 led by Mária Fulková, M.A. is one of a kind in Slovakia...
We Are All Heroes
The hero of Kyša’s artworks can be a person, a place, an animal, a thing. In fact, each of us has a potential to commit a heroic act...
Foreign Places, Own Territories
The exhibition Foreign Places, Own Territories constitutes of the original cycle of works of the Slovak author Maria Machatová, an artist of the middle generation, at which background stands to some extent conceptual task...
In Other Circumstances
“Andere Umstände / V inom stave” literally translates as ‘in other circumstances’ and refers to the state of pregnancy while avoiding to name it explicitly. But the notion of circumstances that are ‘different’ raises the question...
