On 12th of April in ZOYA Gallery Bratislava the vernissage of IB Art Exhibition took place.
ZOYA Museum Modra – Artists speak…
24th of April in ZOYA Museum Modra, the commented exhibition of More than 30… took place. Artists attended: Jana Farmanová, Marek Ormandík, Lýdia Patafta, Kristína Mesároš a Renáta Ormandíková.
ZOYA Museum Modra – Artists speak…
27th of March in ZOYA Museum Modra, the commented exhibition of More than 30… took place. Artists attended: Alena Adamíková, Mária Čorejová a Juliana Mrvová.
More than 30… in ZOYA Museum Modra
On sunday 18th of February, we’ve opened for you the exhibition of Slovak Contemporary Artists.
Marek Ormandík
Marek Ormandik likes to paint with a wide brush stroke. It is obvious to everyone who knows his work and therefore it does not have to be examined in more detail. But, and that’s a good question, why is he always painting in a wide brush stroke? Is it just a pose to guarantee that his painting is sufficiently original or is there something else in the matter? It is certainly not a pose, so we definitely need a wider interpretation.
Palo Macho
During his years of artistic production, he exhibited at separate and joint exhibitions in about twenty countries. Let’s not only mention Slovakia and the neighboring Czech Republic but also Austria, Hungary and Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Turkey, as well as Russia, Japan or the USA. In 1998, the film Sklenné obrazy (Glass Images) was shot about his work, and two poetry collections of Shooting Prayers (1995) and Moon on Red (2006) were published in Bratislava.
Matej Fabián
Matej Fabian was born on June 23, 1979 in Banská Bystrica. In 2005 – 2011 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava, at the Department of Painting and Other Media, in the IV. atelier of Professor Ivan Csudai. The study was completed by the diploma cycle- Predator. Since 2011 he has been studying at VŠVU as a PhD student at the Drawing Cabinet of doc. Stanislav Buban. 2011, 2012 finalist of Painting of the Year. 2010 HENKEL Art Award, nomination for Slovakia.
Contemporary Slovak and World Art
Zoya Gallery and Zoya Museum has in recent years expanded its collection by works of contemporary Slovak and foreign authors, and its collection includes art works such as paintings, sculptures and drawings.
Slovak Modern Art
The Slovak modern art is characterized by the interpretation of the folklore genre as well as the socio-critical aspects in the works of artists of various generations and artistic opinions.
Andy Warhol Collection
Zoya Gallery owns one of Andy Warhol’s largest collections not only in Slovakia, but also in Europe, which includes a portfolio of serigraphs and canvas works. The first work of this popart artist came into his portfolio in 2004 (Hammer and Sickle 17/50, II.162), and since then this collection has been gradually expanding and now reaches over one hundred works – screen printings, drawings and canvas paintings.