2022 in SK culture
The year 2022 will be remembered in the negative but, fortunately, also in the positive sense of this word. In many ways did people working in the sphere of culture react to domestic and international ...
The year 2022 will be remembered in the negative but, fortunately, also in the positive sense of this word. In many ways did people working in the sphere of culture react to domestic and international ...
Emilia Rigova changed her name in 2002 to Bari Raklori. 20 years later, she is holding her solo exhibition in one of European most prestigious museums of contemporary art, MUMOK Vienna.
Water dripping in the exhibition hall of a museum. That is the set of the piece “Mummy brown” that was staged in the Slovak national theatre on 4th and 5th of December 2022.
Maria Kralovicova joined the national stage in 1948 and was performing until January 2022. Over these 74 years, she took on over 100 roles, many of them leading characters in world classics.
Pianist, composer and conductor Brano Hronec was a star of TV entertainment shows in 1970’s and 80’s Slovakia. Always sitting behind his piano, he composed his hits following the latest trends.
On Wednesday, 23rd November, Slovak Queer Film Festival started in Bratislava. 27 feature and 24 documentary films will be screened in two venues as part of the Slovenska Teplaren event dedicated to the ...
She left Slovakia for Germany in 1997 as part of a study exchange at university. Zorka liked this school system much better, decided to stay abroad and graduated both in Germany and Slovakia.
A retrospective exhibition of the work by Slovak sculptress Maria Bartuszova opened in Tate Modern on 20th September, 2022. The London display of the Czech born artist who was living and working in Kosice, ...
The Culture Ministry was one of the few state institutions expressing their solidarity with the LGBTIQ+ people after the terrorist attack in the centre of Slovak capital on 12th October, 2022.
“I feel sorry for my statements because they don't correspond to the way I would speak in Slovak under normal circumstances," claimed outgoing Slovak National Theatre director general Matej Drlicka on ...