The Art That Remains

Collection – International Biennial of Young Artists Danuvius 1968

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The exhibition presents a long-overlooked set of works from the Slovak National Gallery collection as acquired from the legendary International Biennial of Young Artists DANUVIUS 68 curated by Ľubor Kára that took place under dramatic circumstances following the August occupation of Czechoslovakia.

The Biennial as a historically important exhibition from 1968 is presented through contemporary documents and particularly through works by Slovak, Czech, and foreign authors such as J. Jankovič, M. Šutej, S. Filko, A. Frohner, A. Kučerová, G. Pisani, M. Raysse, M. Ikeda, H. Akiyama, N. Pliskova, J. Hilmar, V. Popovič, P. Binder, E. Ovčáček, and J. Bartusz, as well as others. An exhibition about an exhibition, it does not have the character of a reconstruction, it is a rediscovery of the long forgotten, drawing attention to the ambition (past and present) to collect and exhibit not only Slovak or Czechoslovak art but art from outside our borders, and to focus on international cooperation in the sense of an open, critical model of a gallery of the global age.

Vystavujúci autori a autorky:

Stanislav Filko, Július Koller, Juraj Bartusz, Jozef Jankovič, Andrej Rudavský, Gianni Pisani, Martial Raysse, Naděžda Plíšková, Vladimír Popovič, Pavol Binder, Alex Mlynárčik, Miroslav Šutej, Adolf Frohner, Masuo Ikeda, Jiří Hilmar, Eduard Ovčáček, Natalino Andolfatto, Agostino Bonalumi, Gianni Colombo, Radomir Damjanović-Damnjan, Erik Dietmann, Bert Gerresheim, Dieter Krieg, Richard Kriesche, Rudolf Krivoš, Albín Brunovský, Jozef Cesnak, Juraj Deák, Vladimír Gažovič, Mira Haberernová, Jaroslav Kočiš, Dušan Králik, Jiří Anderle, Eva Bednářová, Alberto Biasi, Rudolf Němec, Francisco Peinado, Emil Sedlák, Antonio Seguí, Vladimir Şetran, Michal Studený, Miloš Ševčík, Pär Gunnar Thelander, Vladimir Veličković, Ivan Vychlopen