Youth Gallery
Ema Lančaričová — Noplace/Notime
Ema Lančaričová’s photography exhibition focuses on the medium of photography from the point of view of its technological and functional properties.
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Representative Halls
Stories of (After) Life
The composition of the exhibition project titled Stories of (After) Life is a rather “surreal curatorial automatism” (if something like that is even allowed to exist in today’s world).
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Bunker
F0—F5
In 1956, the chief of the Border Patrol’s cynology department came up with an idea to crossbreed the Carpathian wolfs with German Shepherds in order to create a resilient service dog.
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Salon
Object: The New Existence
The exhibition is a collective effort of seven artists from the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the United States. It is a follow-up to two previous exhibitions, White Laboratory and Beast on Sale.
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Representative Halls
Faces of Freedom
How can we define and understand freedom? How do people of different nationalities and social groups perceive it? What does it mean to us? Do we need to fight for it? And how, by which means? What do we do when it is exploited? Where does the freedom of speech end in a world full of conspiracies, hoaxes and fake news?
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Bunker
Antihygge
Ingrid Kepková and Viera Zubalová work together in order to address the latest problems of our inti-macy and our ability to lead (un)successful lives. They are not afraid to confront themselves with any-thing; they are not afraid to be unhappy.
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Youth Gallery
(Un)Natural
The (Un)Natural exhibition directly confronts both artists’ works which makes it impossible not to distinguish who is the artist behind the individual pieces.
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Salon
Ľudmila Machová — Transfigurations
Transfigurations are an exhibition project by Ľudmila Machová (*1990) which follows in the footsteps of her current exhibition series that has explored the borders of natural, artificial, private and public environments while searching for their new meanings and personal demarcation.
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Youth Gallery
Limits of Navigation
No map, mind, is a faithful reflection of reality, but rather a set of a number of subjective decisions which in turn directly affect the way it is read…
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Salon
Ivana Šáteková — The True History of the Slovak
The “truth” is not important. All that matters is our search for the true knowledge. The absolute truth will remain hidden from man forever. (Oskár Cvengrosch)
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Other spaces
Questions for Dance / FIVE
A lone body in an empty quiet space that is trying so survive 40 minutes without loosing its concentration…
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Representative Halls
The Harvest
The focal point of this specific part of the collection are artworks that belong to the official art doctrine of the period called socialist realism whose central themes were agriculture and simple rural life.
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Bunker
Marika Volfová — Temporary Paradises
The Temporary Paradises exhibition explores it on the intersection of three basic relations: aid and privilege, the others and us, action and escapism.
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Salon
Ján Šipöcz — Album
The “Album” exhibition can be perceived as an intuitive photographic composition of the artist that emphasises relationships that may appear to be hidden at times.
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Bunker
O2H2O
In the beginning was water. Life was made of water, a foetus grows in water, the human body is 70% water and the Earth’s surface is 70% water as well. Water runs in cycles, it has its own memory and is able to clean itself. In the beginning of every step is the courage to take it. Every morning we need a fix of courage to make it through the upcoming day. Life is cour-age.
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Youth Gallery
North Czech Wave
What is expected of photography today? What do we value about photographies? Is there still something new to be invented in photography? Do we even want to look at photographies when everybody is a photographer?
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