František Demeter's exhibition explores the expansion of painting into spatial installations, building on the 1960s and 1970s neo-avant-garde movements that sought to break traditional boundaries. Demeter's work reconstructs spatial drawings and pigment paintings into unique site-specific architectures, challenging conventional aesthetics through the recycling and recomposition of previous works. His process involves layering papers soaked in epoxy resin with pigments to create complex, translucent materials that offer new sensory experiences and a distinctive visual impact.

The "Benedictine Monastery of St. Cosmas and Damian" exhibition uncovers the history of a medieval monastery in Ludanice, Topoľčany district, that was largely unknown until recently. By showcasing findings from archaeological and geophysical research, the exhibition reveals the abbey’s architectural form and provides insights into the daily lives of its monks. Curated by Martin Hanuš, this exhibit offers a comprehensive exploration of the monastery’s historical and cultural significance.

The "Rusyn Masters" exhibition showcases the works of distinguished Ruthenian visual artists from the early 20th century, including key figures from the Subcarpathian Ruthenian School of Painting. This vibrant movement flourished during the interwar period when Subcarpathian Rus was part of Czechoslovakia, and its artists achieved significant recognition in European art centers. Visitors to the exhibition will experience a compelling collection of paintings by notable artists such as Vojtech Borecký, Mikuláš Rogovský, and Július Bukovinský, along with contributions from others who studied under Slovak and Czech masters.

Delight in the dynamic city festival of Bratislava Cultural Summer, an event ingrained in the fabric of summer since 1975. The event features a plethora of activities spanning concerts, film screenings, discussions, exhibitions, and sports events, catering to all age groups and enticing you to explore every corner of the city. Gather with thousands of others for a summer filled with entertainment and cultural experiences in Bratislava.