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   Paintwork of Jan Zelibsky
7. December 2006 14:00
 
Back to the museum (of Art)
9. November 2006 17:00
 
Curator and his guest on the exhibition Jindřich Štreit
Photographs 1965 - 2005

25. October 2006 16:00
 
One word
25. October 2006 - 29. October 2006
 
Invitation for the Opening of the Exhibition Something Happened - Aspects of new narratives
3. October 2006 16:00
 
Výtvary
20. September 2006 16:00
 
Fun for under Fives
20. September 2006 - 13. December 2006
 
Invitation for the Opening of the Exhibition Jindřich Štreit Photographs 1965 - 2005
Calendars for Jindra Štreit

19. September 2006 17:00
 
Ukiyo-e
Japanese Colour Woodblock Prints

8. September 2006
 
Catalogue Autopoesis - on sale now
20. June 2006 - August 2006
 
Visiting the Famous Uncle
19. June 2006 17:30
 
The World of Art by the Eyes of Children
2. June 2006 10:00 - 30. December 2006
 
Night of Museums and Galleries
20. May 2006 10:00
 
May Evening of Opera
18. May 2006 17:00
 
Ceremonial closing of the exhibition Slovak Myth
5. Marec 2006 15:00
 
Polyphony of the Expression
2. Marec 2006 16:00
 
Curators introduce......at the exhibition Slovak Myth
29. January 2006 15:00
 
2005
 
Lecture of British Lecturer JANE ELLIOTT
Words & Pictures

27. Marec 2007 16:00
 
Slovak National Gallery and British Council Bratislava
have pleasure to invite you to the public lecture
 
David Hockney: Words&Pictures
Four Print Portfolios 1961-1977

 
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Jane Elliott, Tate Britain, London

David Hockney made witty, innovative prints in counterpoint to his formally constructed painting. The lecture explores his ideas, techniques and innovations. The etchings, often autobiographical, emerged from his readings of the erotic love poems of Cavafy and Whitman, from narrative motifs in the fairy tales of The Brother’s Grimm, and from his understanding of the graphic language of both Picasso and Hogarth.

A slide talk will place the prints in the wider context of Hockney’s painting in the 60’s and 70’s, and consider his place in the 60’s avant-garde pop culture.

 
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