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...
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...
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...
The first exhibition project by Martina Chudá and Peter Lančarič also becomes a probe sent to explore their personal lives...
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...
Naturally, we mostly care about the visual properties, design and quality of the object, that may not always be apparent...
The exhibition project presents internal and imaginary worlds in Slovak visual art from the early 20th century until today...
A Sync at the Psychiatrist’s is an exhibition that is a direct result of several events that have been synchronised in time.
Kristína Kandriková is a Slovak artist of the upcoming generation who is about to celebrate the first anniversary of her graduation from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava...
How can we explore our whole world? Can we rely on our senses as their capabilities of evaluating and storing information are limited?
