Ľuba Sajkalová (1973 – 2019, Bratislava) is both known and unknown within the visual art scene. Her work, with its base in the textile medium, has been presented through several solo and thematic exhibitions, such as Memoriae (Cyprián Majerník Gallery, 2008) and Delete. Art and Wiping Out (Slovak National Gallery, 2012).

We apologize, the permanent exhibition is closed for technical reasons until September 27.

The Archbishop's Winter Palace, in its current classicist form known as the Primatial Palace, was built by Archbishop Jozef Batthyány (1727–1799). It was completed in 1781 and belonged to Hungarian Primates until 1903, when church leaders sold it to the town. The Primatial Palace is closely connected with the history of Bratislava City Gallery, which was located there until 1975 and regularly held temporary exhibitions in the current Justi Hall on its ground floor. Prior to reconstruction of the building in 1986, the city's art collections were installed in various arrangements, mainly within state rooms on the first floor.

The Graphics Cabinets form the interior decoration in two rooms on the first floor of Mirbach Palace, having probably been commissioned by one of the original owners of the building. They are exceptional not only for their rococo stucco decorated ceilings, but also for wooden panelling into which are embedded 290 graphic sheets, engravings, etchings and mezzotints from the second half of the 17th and 18th centuries that have been secondarily coloured by unknown authors.