24/6/2015
Sculpture and Object XX
Different venues, Bratislava
The International exhibition consists of open-air part with large scale works which will take place at Grassalkovich garden and rest will be shown in 13 galleries in central part of the city.
The main objective of the organisers of this event, is to mediate direct contact between the works of art and the audience as it was done in previous years.
The opportunity of barrier-free communication cultivates a relationship to art and refines aesthetic feeling and the spectator’s awareness.
The sculptures exhibited in the public spaces create unusual local colour and a unique atmosphere, enriching the chances of cultural self-realisation of the inhabitants of and visitors to Bratislava.
International co-operation offers an opportunity to learn more about other cultures through art as the universal medium of communication.
This event was first held in the streets, squares and courtyards of Bratislava in 1996 and gradually a small exhibition of several Slovak artists has expanded into an important and prestigious international event and has become an inseparable part of Bratislava cultural activities in the summer.
It is one of the few events in the field of visual arts, held annually in Slovakia.
Sculpture and Object has expanded into an important and prestigious international event and has become an inseparable part of the culture activities in the summer.
The large variety of artists represented at this exhibitions is not a survey of the art scene, but a valuable aesthetic experience for a wide range of spectators and art admirers.
Sculpture and Object represents several generations of artists. It presents the works of major artists as well as the protagonists of the middle generation and emerging artists from various countries. Every summer quality art and distinguished artistic figures from all over the world come together for this event. At a previous year of the exhibition the then rector of the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts, Professor Adam Farkaš, even noted that Bratislava is becoming the European capital of sculpture every summer thanks to this event.
Exhibition consists of open-air part with large scale works which will take place at Grassalkovich garden and rest of the exhibition will be shown in 13 galleries in central part of Bratislava. The jubilee 20th year of this international exhibition will present the works of more than 120 artists from Slovak republic, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Italy and USA.
OPENINGS
25.6.2015:
15.00 - Polish Institute - Lukasz Cendrowski (PL)
16.00 - Austrian Cultural Forum - Josef Linschinger (A)
17.00 - Milan Dobeš Museum - Carlo Bernardini (I)
18.00 - City Gallery of Bratislava
Bányász Éva, Botos Péter, Fajó János, Haász István, Haraszty István, Hetey Katalin, Ingo Glass, Kalmár János, Kecskeméti Sándor, Kelle Antal , Maurer Dóra, , Mengyán András, Saxon Szász János, Zalavári József
19. 00 - Gallery Z - Reinhard Roy (D)
20.00 - Gallery Umelka - Reductive (NL), 25.6. - 31.7.2015
Bob Bonies, René van den Bos, Monika Buch, Jan van Duijnhoven, Tijl Orlando Frijns, Robbert de Goede, Eef de Graaf, Ewerdt Hilgemann, Roland de Jong Orlando, Coen Kaayk, Anneke Klein Kranenbarg, Els Van't Klooster, Anna Barbara Kolbe, André van Lier, Cyril Lixenberg, Marus van der Made, Riki Mijling, Simon Oud, Henk van Putten, Rinus Roelofs, Roel Rolleman, Ingrid Roos, Henk Rusman, Tonneke Sengers, Jennifer Townley, Henk van Trigt, Frans Vendel, Coen Vernooij, Eelke van Willegen, Guido Winkler, Yahya Youssef, Piet van Zon (NL)
26.6.20115
15.00 - Bulgarian Cultural Institute - Andrey Vrabchev (BG)
16.00 - K Gallery - Oleg Fintora
17.00 - Gallery Nedbalka - Glaas - sculpture, object, overhang
Miloš Balgavý, Ašot Haas, Jana Hojstričová, Patrik Illo, Jozef Jankovič, Oliver Leššo, Palo Macho, Svätopluk Mikyta, Lukáš Mjartan, Štěpán Pala, Zora Palová, Jan Zoričák
18.00 - Exhibition Hall of the University Library - Ján Hoffstädter, Ingrid Višňovská
19.00 - Roman Fecik Gallery - Selection from Slovak sculpture
Juraj Bartusz, Mária Bartuszová, Štefan Belohradský, Jozef Jankovič, Vladimír Kompánek, Jozef Kostka, Teodor Lugs, Ján Mathé, Juraj Meliš, Štefan Prokop, Andrej Rudavský, Juraj Rusňák, Pavol Tóth, Alexander Trizuljak , Rudolf Uher
20.00 - Gallery Statua
Rastislav Biarinec 26.6. - 31.7.
Brooklyn to Bratislava (USA) 26.6. - 31.7.
Karen Azoulay, Jennie Booth, Alicia DeBrincat, Isabelle Garbani, Beatrix J. Piesh, Kristin Reed, Barry Rosenthal, Gavin Sewell, Monika Zarzeczna (USA)
Grassalkovičova záhrada, - Ladislav Sabo, Richard Keťko, Václav Fiala (CZ), Antonín Kašpar (CZ), Jaromír Šimkůj (CZ), Ľubo Mikle, Peter Roller, Andrej Margoč, Jozef Jankovič, Andrey Vrabchev (BG), Kata Kissoczy (SK/CZ), Jakub Trajter, Dionýz Troskó.
Gallery Statua
A part of SaO XX. is also Bienial of Small Sculptures Pezinok / Bratislava 6.8. - 28.8. 2015
Andrej Csillag, Robert Czingel, Marek Dobeš, Katarína Kissoczy , Patrik Kovačovský, Bohuš Kubinský, Jozef Kurinec, Alžbeta Lišková, Helena Lukášová (CZ), Robert Makar, Marcel Mališ, Tomasz Niēdziòlka (PL), Karin Patúcová - Lunterová, Lída Pohlová (CZ), Miroslav Pallo, Filip Sabol, Ivana Sláviková, Péter Szányi (HU), Robert Szittay, Michal Šuda, Rastislav Trizma, Miroslav Trubač, Peter Valach
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