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Slovak National Gallery

The Slovak National Gallery (SNG) – the emblematic gallery institution of Slovakia – is located on the Danube embankment in the centre of Bratislava in a complex of buildings that underwent impressive extension and reconstruction until late 2022. In addition to the distinct and valuable architecture, the SNG's hallmarks are its diverse collections comprising almost 90,000 objects, its four branches across Slovakia, and, above all, its constant search for new ways to create an open, inspiring, and up-to-date space for people and art.

Now on view

13 exhibitions
ADAM SZENTPÉTERY: NETWORK
Ends in 6d
May 29 – Oct 25, 2026

ADAM SZENTPÉTERY: NETWORK

The exhibition Network, the first solo exhibition by the Slovak painter Adam Szentpétery to be staged at the Slovak National Gallery, offers a comprehensive overview of his more than forty-year career. The artist has…

Bang?! Bang! 2
Ends in 27d
Apr 30 – Nov 15, 2026

Bang?! Bang! 2

This is the second edition of an exhibition that charts variability of the predominantly Slovak art scene from the 1960s to the present. It builds on the Bang! Bang?! exhibition, broadening it and, in certain areas,…

Tomáš RAJLICH: From Immediate Proximity
Oct 1, 2026 – Feb 7, 2027

Tomáš RAJLICH: From Immediate Proximity

From the geometric spatial beginnings of the late 1960s, associated with the Club of Concretists, which aimed at the greatest possible international confrontation of the emerging generation of artists working in a…

Open Collection — Sculpture In the Interstitial Space
Permanent

Open Collection — Sculpture In the Interstitial Space

This unconventional installation of an open storage area, fully visible from the public space, offers a glimpse into the diversity of the sculpture collection at the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava.

The Modern
Permanent

The Modern

The Modern tells the story of visual art in Slovakia in the first half of the 20th century. Our selection of works for it centred on the most important developments in domestic art between 1890/1900 and 1948.

Sacred Art
Permanent

Sacred Art

Art in the past had a variety of functions, essentially different from those it has today. One of the most important was its cultic or religious function, which predominated in the evolving visual culture throughout…

Biblioman
Permanent

Biblioman

He lived and breathed books. The bibliophilia were both his unplanned escape from contemporary art and his lifelong delight as a collector. The book collection of Igor Gazdík (1943 – 2006), theoretician and art…

Amazing Art History with Professor Hamster
Permanent

Amazing Art History with Professor Hamster

Whether you are a child or an adult, a layman or an expert - your age or knowledge does not matter! It is your desire to discover the story of art that truly counts! In a short 15-minute interactive projection,…

The Kornel and Naďa Földvári Library
Permanent

The Kornel and Naďa Földvári Library

The Library presents an extensive collection of books owned by the writer, literary critic and satirist Kornel Földvári and his wife, Naďa. The project's initiator was the writer and director Peter Krištúfek, who was…

Antimuseum of J.K.
Permanent

Antimuseum of J.K.

Thanks to a comprehensive monographic exposition of Július Koller you will get to know the personality and work of one of our most famous conceptual artists, whose name has been resounding abroad as well.

From Collector to Art Patron
Permanent

From Collector to Art Patron

Dr Ivan Zubaľ started building this collection – works by the old masters, and from Slovakia’s 19th century and modern and contemporary art – in the 1970s.

Design Unpacked
Permanent

Design Unpacked

Design, applied arts and artistic craft from the SNG Collections offer an adventure journey across centuries of everyday life and throughout big and small history as well.

European Painting of the Early Modern Period
Permanent

European Painting of the Early Modern Period

This selection of European paintings of the 16th – 18th centuries of the Slovak National Gallery follows the transformation of private spaces under the influence of the social, religious and economic changes of the time.

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Source: sng.sk
Updated 6/23/2026