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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
 
Július Koller – U.F.O.-naut?
Slovak National Gallery, Riečna 1, Bratislava, 815 13
23. April 2009 - 26. April 2009
 
Conference Programme | CURRICULUM VITAE
 
The Július Koller Society and the Slovak National Gallery are proud to present
the first international conference on the oeuvre of Július Koller (1939–2007).

In its stringency, obsession and peculiarity, the oeuvre of Július Koller is one of the most erratic and consistent in European art since the 1960s. Yet Koller is not only a seminal figure in the history of the neo- and post-avant-garde; his work has long been a critical inspiration for artists and intellectuals. In the most recent past, Koller's concepts of the Anti-Happening, the Anti-Picture, the Universal-cultural Futurological Operation (U.F.O.), his actions, objects, texts and the enormous referential archive he built up, have attracted growing interest on the part of a broader art public, and his works have found their way into major collections and museums all over Europe and beyond.

This first international conference on the oeuvre of Július Koller aims to discover new methodological and theoretical prospects for interpreting and presenting the artist's practice, the vast extent, comprehensive approach and conceptual rigour of which is becoming increasingly evident. This and the topicality of Koller's artistic method – his strategy of using real objects, the real world, everyday life as a given program for an aesthetic operation, an endless aesthetic displacement intended to put an end to aesthetics – are subjects of analysis and debate between local and international scholars. The conference provides new opportunities to meet and hear from Koller's most important and influential contemporaries as well as younger artists from both Eastern and Western Europe, thus enabling a reappraisal of the influence of Koller’s work on post-conceptual tendencies in contemporary art. During the conference, the Slovak National Gallery and the Július Koller Society present a research exhibition of Koller's works from their collections.

The conference lays the groundwork for a catalogue raisonné and a large monographic exhibition at the Slovak National Gallery, scheduled for spring 2010, and followed by an international tour through major museums and art institutions.

On the occasion of the conference, the Collection of works of Július Koller owned by SOGA auction house will be exhibited at SOGA auction house on Panská street in Bratislava.
More info on www.soga.sk

Conference information: sjk@sjk.sk
In Bratislava: Silvia Morávková, uz@sng.sk, T: 421 254 43 0746
SNG: T: po@sng.sk, info@sng.sk, 421 254 43 20 81

 
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Július Koller - UFO, 1969
 
Július Koller - Slovenský obraz - ANTIOBRAZ, 1968
 
Július Koller - U.F.O.-naut J.K. (U.F.O.), 1980
 
Július Koller - U.F.O.-naut J.K. (U.F.O.), 1983
 
Július Koller - U.F.O.-naut J.K. (U.F.O.), 1994
 
 

 

 

 

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