Current Exhibition: Jörg Rubbert (DE) – Frozen Time
5.8. - 30.8.2020; opening 5.8.2020 17.30 Exhibition Leaflet
Current Exhibition : Kubo Krížo (CZ/SK) – Survivors – People that Never gave up (in the memory of Raymond Gurême)
5.8. - 30.8.2020; opening 5.8.2020 17.30 Exhibition Leaflet
Youngho Kang /KOR/ – 99 Variations
4.6. - 28.6.2020 I brought a key (the camera), opened the door to the secret passage (the mirror), woke up my mythical archetypes, and lured them out into the world. I looked into the mirror, photographed myself, and created new images
Pedro Meyer /MEX/ – Heresies
4.6. - 28.6.2020 Pedro Meyer’s Heresies is a retrospective comprising four decades of groundbreaking work by one of the world’s most innovative photographers. The Heresies exhibit – opening simultaneously in 60 museums worldwide in October 2008 – will also create a
Veronika Marek Markovičová, Peter Marek – Together (Each Differently)
5.3. - 31.5. 2020 Veronika Marek Markovičová (*1983) engages in art photography, works as a curator, journalist and translator. She graduated in film and theater studies at the Faculty of Arts of Palacký University in Olomouc (2008), Department of Photography and
Gustáv Hegedüš – In the Forest /SK/
5.3. - 31.5.2020 Gustáv Hegedüš (1941) lives and worksTurčianskych Tepliciach. He returned to his native Turec after decades being in engineering industry (engineering professions in Svit, Snina, Martin and Zvolen). After, it was work in the press media that allowed him to
Bratislava between two bridges
8. 1. – 30. 6. 2020 Bratislava in the years 1945 – 1972 on photographs from the collection of the Museum of Photography curator: Martin Kleibl exhibited authors: Viliam Malík, Ivan Kozáček, Karol Kállay, Ladislav Noel, Viliam Přibyl, Ladislav Csáder, Ján Cifra, Miroslav Vojtek,
Tibor Borský – Potraits
9.1. - 23.2.
Vilém Heckel – 100 /Retrospective exhibition/
8.1. - 23.2.2020
František Krátký – Russia 1896
29. 10. 2019 – 30. 6. 2020 Curator: Pavel Scheufler On the 28th of April 1896, the Bureau of the Royal Town of Kolín issued the “academic painter and photographer F. Krátký” a certificate of his well-being and confirmed that he “travels