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Slovak Myth
30. September 2005 - 28. February 2006
Mary of Hungary
2. February 2006 - 30. April 2006
Vladimír Havrilla
23. Marec 2006 - 4. June 2006
Artworks from the Collection of the Museum of Modern Art of Saint - Étienne Métropole
7. April 2006 - 28. May 2006
Andy Warhol – the Last Return of the King of Pop Art So Far
17. May 2006 - 15. June 2006
Figures and Episodes from the Old Testament
From Dürer to Chagall
25. May 2006 - 20. August 2006
Autopoesis
20. June 2006 - 3. September 2006
Ukiyo-e
Japanese Colour Woodblock Prints
7. September 2006 - 5. November 2006
Jindřich Štreit. Photography 1965–2005
Calendars for Jindra Štreit
20. September 2006 - 12. November 2006
Something Happened – Aspects of New Narratives
27. September 2006 - 26. November 2006
Aleš Votava
1. December 2006 - 25. February 2007
Flying Dutchmen
14. December 2006 - 18. Marec 2007
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The Return of Štefan Schwartz SNG, Esterházy Palace, 3. floor, Nám. Ľ. Štúra 4, Bratislava 6. December 2007 - 17. February 2008 The gift of Viera Schwartzová to SNG Author of the publication Eva Šefčáková Curators of the exhibition Beata Jablonská, Alexandra Kusá In 2005 the Slovak National Gallery acquired an unusual gift, the artistic bequest of the painter Štefan Schwartz, which consists of 800 works, including paintings, drawings and prints. Štefan Schwartz is one of the leading figures of Slovak modern art, a representative of the generation that entered the art scene in the memorable sixties. Although he worked independently, his early work corresponded with the emergence of the artists associated with the Bratislava Confrontations (1961-1964) and abstract art in the Slovak environment. Schwartz’s abstract paintings ranged from lyrical abstraction and its structural registers to imprints and frottage works of concrete reality – canal covers, pavement and signboards. After the Soviet invasion in 1968, he emigrated to Switzerland and his work remained almost unknown to Slovakia. By accepting the present, the Slovak National Gallery has pledged to acquaint the Slovak viewers with a part of work of this artist and remember the person whose difficult life was closely associated with Slovakia’s modern history. Apart from exhibiting the donated gift, the project will include the launch of the artist’s monograph which was written in cooperation with PhDr. Eva Šefčáková. up | |
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