Events: Exhibitions

Witness the coronations as they looked like during the most famous part of the history of the city

In the 18th century, it was very fashionable to furnish rooms in castles, the walls of which were covered with regularly arranged pictures. These rooms were called graphic cabinets. Check out our Bratislava one!

More than 2000 years ago there was a Celtic city, so-called oppidum, on the place of present day Bratislava. It used to be three times bigger than later medieval town

Christian motifs from the art collections of the Slovak National Museum – Historical Museum

Its main part was made up by antipictures, in which Koller was coming into terms with the conceptual art and the climate of the times

In the past, the Danubeland was inhabited by many peoples and ethnicities, which over the past 1500 years have left their mark on the land

On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Imre Madách, a man from an old aristocratic family forever associated with Hungarian literature

The third exhibition from the successful series “Tradition Untraditionally“, presented in the ÚĽUV Gallery in Bratislava, brings us closer the Non-ageing popularity of field plants – linen and hemp.

The exhibition presents a long-overlooked set of works from the Slovak National Gallery collection as acquired from the legendary International Biennial of Young Artists DANUVIUS 68 that took place under dramatic circumstances following the August occupation of Czechoslovakia.

In the gallery, the set up environment slumbers and waits for you to bring it to life. It hungers for human presence. It will become fulfilled when you expose your body to its effects and pour your content into it.

In Slovakia iconic Čierne diery are no longer only printing popular graphics, but published a bestselling book about beautiful historical tiles of Bratislava, now you can see them juxtaposed with the collections of Bratislava City Museum.

The goal of the exhibition is to approach ten legendary years in the history of the city through original period artefacts and photographs that speak of everyday life. A prominent place belongs to the poster, one of the supporting media that also serves propaganda, and at the same time presents contemporary fine art.

The exhibition focuses on traditional and non-traditional technological processes of spinning linen, examples of weaving, knitting, as well as natural dyeing and experimental creations made of this plant material.

Iconic Slovak painter who fell in love with Japan presents works on the topic of home in his typical pop style.