Zero Years. Slovak Visual Art between 1999 and 2011 from Four Curatorial Perspectives
2012. Mar. 25. - 2012. Jun. 24.
On the one hand, the exhibition provided an exciting insight into the last decade of contemporary Slovak art, which is little known despite the geographical proximity, and at the same time it drew the attention of the domestic audience to the similarities between the Slovak and Hungarian art scene. Examples include the previously suppressed and then institutionalised avant-garde art, the process of dismantling the socialist past and elaborating a national culture, and the ‘postmodern’ (mostly feminist) critique of modern politics and modernist art.
Curators: Juraj Čarný, Gabriela Garlatyová, Richard Gregor, Mira Sikorová-Putišová
Artists: Stefan Balázs, Binderfresh (Erik Binder & Juraj Kollár), Ladislav Carný, Anton Cierny & Pavlína Fichta Cierna, Ivan Csudai, Anna Daucíková, Richard Fajnor, Stano Filko, Eva Filová, Zuzana Flimelová, Viktor Frešo, Július Koller & Kveta Fulierová, Peter Janácik, Peter Kalmus, Juraj Kollár, Otis Laubert, Matúš Lányi, Stano Masár, Eva Moflárová, Michal Murin, Lucia Nimcová, Vladimír Popovic, Juraj Puchovský, Dorota Sadovská, Anetta Mona Chisa / Lucia Tkácová, Lucia Dovicáková, Németh Ilona, Roman Ondák, Igor Ondruš, Štefan Papco, Veronika Rónaiová, Jarmila Sabová-Džuppová, Erik Šille, Gabriela Binderová, Mira Gáberová, Mario Chromý, Mark Ther, Kassaboys (Radovan Cerevka, Tomáš Makara, Peter Vrábel), Jaroslav Kyša, Rónai Péter, Anabela Žigová.