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Cosmos, Space, Time Exhibition Opens at Space Q in Košice

exhibition · 2026-05-27

On April 6, 2026, a significant exhibition called 'Cosmos, Space, Time' will debut at Space Q in Košice. Curated by Miro Kleban, the event will showcase the works of over 30 artists, such as Rudolf Sikora and Milan Dobeš, predominantly from the latter half of the 20th century. The exhibition will delve into the interplay between modernist and contemporary art, examining themes of space and time influenced by advancements in science and psychology. Additionally, it will align with the East Slovak Gallery’s 'Comedy of Spirit,' revealing the philosophical links that resonate with artistic expressions from the era of socialist Czechoslovakia.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Cosmos, Space, Time' opens April 6, 2026 at 18:00.
  • Venue: Space Q, Hlavná 27, Košice.
  • Curator: Miro Kleban.
  • Features over 30 artists, including Rudolf Sikora, Stano Filko, Juraj Bartusz, Maria Bartuszová, Milan Dobeš, and Anton Jasusch.
  • Works primarily from the second half of the 20th century.
  • Complements East Slovak Gallery's permanent exhibition 'Comedy of Spirit'.
  • Explores how art responded to discoveries in modern physics, astronomy, and psychoanalysis.
  • In cooperation with Ján Koniarek Gallery, Mathé Villa and Studio Museum, Nuba Gallery, Central Slovak Gallery.

Entities

Artists

  • Rudolf Sikora
  • Stano Filko
  • Juraj Bartusz
  • Maria Bartuszová
  • Milan Dobeš
  • Anton Jasusch
  • Blažej Baláž
  • Štefan Belohradský
  • Milan Bočkay
  • Karol Csakó
  • Orest Dubay
  • Alexander Eckerdt
  • Svetlana Fialová
  • Daniel Fischer
  • František Gajdoš
  • Tibor Gáll
  • Jozef Jankovič
  • Lýdia Jergušová Vydarená
  • Eugen Krón
  • Pavel Maňka
  • Michal Machciník
  • Ján Mathé
  • Milan Paštéka
  • Peter Roller
  • Jozef Sabol
  • Rastislav Sedlačík
  • Boris Sirka
  • Július Szabó
  • Adam Szentpétery
  • Ivan Štubňa
  • Miloš Urbásek
  • Boris Vaitovič
  • František Veselý

Institutions

  • Space Q
  • East Slovak Gallery
  • Ján Koniarek Gallery
  • Mathé Villa and Studio Museum
  • Nuba Gallery
  • Central Slovak Gallery
  • NEWEAST

Locations

  • Košice
  • Slovakia
  • Hlavná 27, Košice
  • Bratislava

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