Archive of exhibitions

Jana Machatová and Peter Machata design jewelery within individual artistic programs, but also in joint exhibitions and projects. They recently cooperated in several exhibitions at home (Čin-Čin Gallery, Bratislava; Art Gallery Nové Zámky; Rona Gallery, Lednické Rovne; Magna Gallery, Piešťany; Nova Gallery, Bratislava; Rosenfeld's Palace, Žilina), and at the most prestigious international jewelry event - Schmuck in Munich, Germany.

Made in Paper is a common project of Tomas Bata University in Zlín and Technical University in Zvolen. It is a conceptual experiment in design of paper furniture. Work on this assignment combines usage of paper as a carrier construction material and as a specific element of expression.

Slovak National Gallery´s seat in the Zvolen Castle will host a unique exhibition about the Father of Europe - Charles the Great. Besides numerous interesting historical exhibits, the Castle will get back the Crown of Saint Stephen in its perfect true copy after almost 400 years.

The unique series of busts by Franz Xaver Messerschmidt, traditionally called the Character Heads, excited public interest from their very inception, as well as causing various reactions and interpretations.

The current exhibition of the author with the title The piece of land consists of documents about performances and actions in the scenic background. Next, the exhibition consists of conceptual artworks and projects focused on photography, documents, and objects.

The exhibition is a selection from international exhibition project MAPS (Art Cartography in the Centre of Europe 1960 - 2011) and presents not only known, but also lesser known and never before displayed works by artists active in the 1960s and 1970s in the areas of conceptual art and land-art, in the 1980s also in painting and photography, while the 1990s are reflected through neo-conceptual objects and installations.

Ernest Zmeták was involved in painting an also in graphic, drawing, and monumental production. His resources became the honor to internal lawfulness of things, and disability of constructional geometrical foundation of presented motif.

The exhibition brings closer the work one of the most famous current photographers - documentary makers in Slovakia.

In 1920's and 1930's the ways of Slovak and European modernism have met for the first time without the burden of previous local complexes and future, during that time unthought-of, constraints.

One of the most active restorers of the second half of 19th century was the painter Franz Storno (1821-1907) from Sopron.