Anetta Mona Chiça, Lucia Tkáčová: Totems

The exhibition was originally designed by curator Želmíra Grajciarová. It opened in 1998 on the first floor of Pálffy Palace following complete reconstruction of the building and its subsequent opening to the public under management of the Bratislava City Gallery.

New permanent exhibition BIATEC. Celtic Mint, prepared by the Municipal Monument Preservation Institute Bratislava (MÚOP) in cooperation with Bratislava City Gallery (GMB), presents cultural heritage through visual stories. Combining architectural design of a relatively small space with modern digital technologies brings rich content to the audience through interactive processing.

As part of their emancipatory efforts, period neo-avant-gardes of the 1960s and 1970s experimented with breaking the boundaries of the surface or expanding the classical painting medium into intermedia environments in order to free themselves from the formal demands placed on traditional formats.

The exhibition Heroes' Prop Room presents the results of long-term artistic research focused on former and contemporary military spaces in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Through a complex, multimedia installation of a series of videos, objects, and images, Radovan Čerevka reflects on and relates transformations of the functions, uses, and perceptions of a particular cultural landscape.

The intergenerational group exhibition Smoke & Mirrors critically explores current rupture in the political interpretation of the world.