Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum
Le Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum, l'un des musées d'art moderne les plus romantiques d'Europe, est situé à 20 km au sud de Bratislava. Fondé par le collectionneur néerlandais Gerard Meulensteen et le galeriste slovaque Vincent Polakovič, il a accueilli depuis son ouverture en 2000 des expositions de grands noms des scènes slovaque, européenne et mondiale comme Joan Miró, Sam Francis, Karel Appel, Magdalena Abakanowicz et Jozef Jankovič.
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Ida Želinská
Have you read those encyclopedias? About coffee, chocolate, sushi or tea? In them, Dávid Soboň illustrates what he enjoys and tells us about it. He has so much to say! He has a trick for this: he writes a short text and…
Beneath the Surface
Tereza Petrželková
Ivan Ouhel’s work has a special place in the context of Czech art of the last decades. Although he was a member of the free group 12/15 Pozdě, ale přece and Umělecká beseda, his painting style always retained a distinct…
Paintings / Sculptures
Mária Horváthová
The work of Austrian painter Marcus Anton Huber is spontaneous, inspired by free thought flows and subconscious imagination. He creates according to the principles of psychic automatism – the creative method of the…
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On the Seventh Floor of a Dream
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Satori in Cífer II
Sveťo Ilavský is one of the prominent figures of the Slovak intermedia scene. His work cannot be confined to a single style or linear development. Operating between order and chaos, harmony and destruction, rational…
