(Pin)hole
Students of the Department of Creative Arts and Art Education at the Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra are trying to find out how deep inside themselves they can dive using the “hole” in their minds...
Exhibitions archive
Paradoxical Happiness
The French sociologist and philosopher Gilles Lipovetsky described today’s society – characterised by a feverish hyper-consumer mania followed by a growing anxiety that reflects upon the decline of social values and the ever-growing social gaps as “a civilisation of paradoxical happiness"...
TRAPS AND RECORDS
Selected works of the Sculpture and Space Studio at AFAD led by prof. Jozef Jankovič 1990 – 2011
ARCHITECTONICA 2017
Architecture always reflects the demands of its time...
Lenka Lukačovičová: The Red Book
The main theme of the Nitra Gallery exhibition is prisons...
EX: Prototype
The exhibition of three artists of the middle generation of Prague’s art scene - Ondřej Maleček (1977), David Pešat (1980) and Vladimír Véla (1980) expands the activities of the free fellowship EX...
Emöke Vargová — 265 Hugs
The work of Emőke Vargová defies standard style categories and art movements that were predominant at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries...
Peter Pauko — What a beautiful, current landscape painting
Peter Pauko (born 1982 in Martin) is a graduate of the Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra (2005) where he studied painting disciplines at the Department of Creative Arts and Art Education under the leadership of Karol Baron, Robert Bielik and Jozef Baus...
Klaudia Korbeličová — War Is a Business Model
The main focus of the site-specific installation “War Is a Business Model” is on drone models that symbolise the tools of power, politics and oversight. Their general purpose may vary, but the artist is mostly interested in their technological adjustments that allow them to be used for shooting, collecting information, terrain mapping and violation of privacy...
We, the Printmakers
The exhibition project ranges from illustrations with fantasy objects to free printmaking showing the position of the modern man.
