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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
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27. September 2006 - 26. November 2006
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Form Follows... Risk SNG, Esterházy Palace, Nám. Ľ. Štúra 4, Bratislava 14. August 2007 - 14. October 2007 Invitation for the opening of the Exhibition - Form Follows...Risk | Lecture of the archictress Lise Anne Couture on the production of the art studio Asymtote Architecture (NY, USA) Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava and Centre for contemporary art FUTURA in Prague and Karlin Studios Prague are pleased to invite you to the exhibition Opening Karlin Studios Prague: 24.5.07 at 6 pm Opening FUTURA Prague: 25.5.07 at 6 pm Exhibition is open until: 29.7.07 Opening Slovak National Gallery Bratislava: 14. 8. 07 at 6 pm Exhibition is open until: 14.10.07 Exhibiting fine artists and architects: Asymptote /USA/, Benjamín Brádňanský a Vít Halada /SK/, Coop Himmelb(l)au /AT/, Jiří Černický /CZ/, Dana Čupková-Myers /USA/, Jiří David /CZ/, Tomáš Džadoň /SK/, Christian Gebhardt /DE/, Vlado Havrilla /SK/, Rachel Harrison /USA/, HŠH /CZ/, Martin Horák /CZ/, Chalupa architekti /CZ/, Marek Meduna /CZ/, Milan Houser /CZ/, Minimaforms /USA/, NOX /NL/, IVA /SK/, KSA /CZ, SK/, Roland Kollnitz /AT/, Christian Korth /G/, Eva Koťátková /CZ/, Jiří Kovanda /CZ/, Michal Kuzemenský /CZ/, Denisa Lehocká /SK/, Václav Litvan /CZ/, Petr Lysáček /CZ/, Iveta Pilařová /CZ/, Petr Písářík /CZ/, Luděk Rathouský /CZ/, Lukáš Rittstein /CZ/, R&Sie(n) /FR/, Joe Scanlan /USA/, Pavla Sceranková /SK/, Fabian Seiz /AT/, Jiří Skála /CZ/, Vladimír Skrepl /CZ/, Peter Stec /SK/, Evžen Šimera /CZ/, Ján Ťupek /SK/, Martin Uhrík /SK/, Hana Vinklárková /CZ/, Franz West /AT/, Dušan Záhoranský /SK/, Zerozero /SK/, Radoslav Zrubec /SK/, Petr Zubek /CZ/ Curators: Jana a Jiří Ševčíkovi, Monika Mitášová The international exhibition entitled ‘Form Follows…Risk’ shows an attempt of contemporary sculpture and architecture to find a new form in a highly complex hybrid whole. This new complexity embraces a number of components, including found objects, liquid and solid forms, materials, and media, and syntheses of photography and video—yet despite this disparity those artists and architects create complexes that act as closed forms. A difficult structure is constantly before our eyes, though this is covered or clothed in a unifying layer which draws together the surface and the inconsistent form. This is immediately reminiscent of the traditions of Dadaism, neo-Dadaism, and Fluxus, artistic approaches in which the material (sourced from outside the art world) and its aesthetic stylisation do not matter. The components that make up these works, despite being very difficult to connect, are combined in an unending number of possibilities. In recent years, sculpture has mainly been dominated by the conceptual, voluntarily giving up the concrete in favour of installations which are dependent on the imagination of the spectator to the extent that the spectator becomes the true centre of the work. The exhibition ‘Form Follows…Risk’ deliberately takes the opposite approach. These works take complex forms that retain a degree of inconsistency and coincidence, thus remaining open to different interpretations, yet they also comprise complex units that can be taken as a kind of architecture in which the value of the material once again has a key place and in which the real, non-conceptual presence of the work itself activates the space. This does not mean that sculpture has become simpler, though; these complex works are ambivalent and hard to understand, as befits the contemporary form of our globalized identity. The exhibition represents a long-postponed confluence of sculpture and architecture in the hope that from this mutual reflection a new form of contemporary complex will arise. ‘Form follows…risk’ will introduce both a number of important figures in contemporary American and European sculpture and architecture and a range of young artists who are participating in the critical transformation that is the conceptual focus of the exhibition. Exhibition conceived by Jana and Jiří Ševčíkovi, VVP AVU Praha, Monika Mitášová, SNG and IUV VŠVU Bratislava, Marian Zervan, Benjamín Bradňanský and Vit Halada, Dpt. of Architecture, Academy of Arts in Bratislava up | |
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