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International Contemporary Art Gallery
Baštová 6, Bratislava

Tomas Umrian Contemporary
International gallery of contemporary art
Bratislava
www.umrian.gallery

💥💥💥TONUSROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULACurated by Lucia GavulováOctober 14 - November 20The exhibition Tonus brings together ...
23/10/2026

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TONUS
ROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULA

Curated by Lucia Gavulová
October 14 - November 20

The exhibition Tonus brings together the painter Roman Bicek and the sculptor Matej Gavula. Their works meet here in an associative register of forms. The counterpoint to Gavula’s objects – “bodies” without anatomy – is the anatomical explicitness of Bicek’s latest drawings and paintings. Gavula works with matter that he finds in the form of objects originally associated with architecture, design, or utilitarian function. He rewrites the history of their original purpose, arrives at other constellations, and creates their new “anatomies.” Bicek works with the matter of the image. In his latest drawings and paintings, he captures fragments of the human body and muscular tonus. He builds up, thickens, dissolves, and overlays the matter on the canvases. It flows in the form of fields of colour, from which a person or a bodily detail emerges here and there or disappears within them. In both approaches, there is a search for an optimal form, which is often achieved through transferring, rearranging, and repeatedly overpainting. The tension, transformed into the final immobile spatial or planar object, is present in the moment, situation, observation, volumes, fields of colour, strokes of the pencil across the paper, and, last but not least, in the statement itself.

Umrian Gallery
Baštova 6, Bratislava
www.umrian.gallery
ROMAN BICEK Matej Gavula Lucia Gavulova

TREBUCHETLouis Cartagena 10/10/2026Berlin Art Week 2026: Risking Failure Ensures SuccessA tour of Berlin Art Week 2026Tr...
22/10/2026

TREBUCHET
Louis Cartagena 10/10/2026

Berlin Art Week 2026: Risking Failure Ensures Success
A tour of Berlin Art Week 2026

Trebuchet magazine PalaisPopulaire Lucia Tallova

The way partiality and structure are played with in Freije’s work finds a resonance in the work of Deutsche Bank’s Artist of the Year (2026), Lucia Tallová, whose Moving Clouds shows at PalaisPopulaire. Here the artist draws a structural line between the architectural and the symbolic, to question how social structures build the physical and psychological frames that shape the female experience. Her photographic works are housed in an impressive wooden structure, a balustrade around which other pieces recall fallen Greek columns, and her photographic pieces have a resonance with the work of John Stezaker. Images are cut and juxtaposed with others to refute the old and claim a new meaning.

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Lucia Tallová’s MOVING CLOUDS is on view at PalaisPopulaire in Berlin, celebrating her appointment as Deutsche Bank’s Ar...
22/10/2026

Lucia Tallová’s MOVING CLOUDS is on view at PalaisPopulaire in Berlin, celebrating her appointment as Deutsche Bank’s Artist of the Year 2026. Curated by Britta Farber, the exhibition presents the Slovak artist’s first institutional solo exhibition in Germany.

Working with analogue photography, paper, collage, and assemblage, Tallová explores memory, history, and the ways narratives are constructed and preserved. From a feminist perspective, her practice brings forgotten female histories into view.

MOVING CLOUDS is on view through 31 December 2026.
PalaisPopulaire by Deutsche Bank
Unter den Linden 5
10117 Berlin
Opening hours: Daily (except Tuesday), 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Thursday until 7 p.m.

Installation shots „Lucia Tallová: Moving Clouds. Deutsche Bank
‘Artist of the Year’ 2026”, PalaisPopulaire, Berlin 2026
© Lucia Tallová, Photo: Mathias Schormann

💥💥💥TONUSROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULACurated by Lucia GavulováOctober 14 - November 20The exhibition Tonus brings together ...
21/10/2026

💥💥💥
TONUS
ROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULA

Curated by Lucia Gavulová
October 14 - November 20

The exhibition Tonus brings together the painter Roman Bicek and the sculptor Matej Gavula. Their works meet here in an associative register of forms. The counterpoint to Gavula’s objects – “bodies” without anatomy – is the anatomical explicitness of Bicek’s latest drawings and paintings. Gavula works with matter that he finds in the form of objects originally associated with architecture, design, or utilitarian function. He rewrites the history of their original purpose, arrives at other constellations, and creates their new “anatomies.” Bicek works with the matter of the image. In his latest drawings and paintings, he captures fragments of the human body and muscular tonus. He builds up, thickens, dissolves, and overlays the matter on the canvases. It flows in the form of fields of colour, from which a person or a bodily detail emerges here and there or disappears within them. In both approaches, there is a search for an optimal form, which is often achieved through transferring, rearranging, and repeatedly overpainting. The tension, transformed into the final immobile spatial or planar object, is present in the moment, situation, observation, volumes, fields of colour, strokes of the pencil across the paper, and, last but not least, in the statement itself.

Umrian Gallery
Baštova 6, Bratislava
www.umrian.gallery
ROMAN BICEK Matej Gavula Lucia Gavulova

Today October 20, 2026will be gallery closedBut see you tomorrow 😍 Wednesday
20/10/2026

Today October 20, 2026
will be gallery closed
But see you tomorrow 😍 Wednesday

💥💥💥TONUSROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULACurated by Lucia GavulováOpening October 13, 202618.00The exhibition Tonus brings toge...
19/10/2026

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TONUS
ROMAN BICEK & MATEJ GAVULA

Curated by Lucia Gavulová
Opening October 13, 2026
18.00

The exhibition Tonus brings together the painter Roman Bicek and the sculptor Matej Gavula. Their works meet here in an associative register of forms. The counterpoint to Gavula’s objects – “bodies” without anatomy – is the anatomical explicitness of Bicek’s latest drawings and paintings. Gavula works with matter that he finds in the form of objects originally associated with architecture, design, or utilitarian function. He rewrites the history of their original purpose, arrives at other constellations, and creates their new “anatomies.” Bicek works with the matter of the image. In his latest drawings and paintings, he captures fragments of the human body and muscular tonus. He builds up, thickens, dissolves, and overlays the matter on the canvases. It flows in the form of fields of colour, from which a person or a bodily detail emerges here and there or disappears within them. In both approaches, there is a search for an optimal form, which is often achieved through transferring, rearranging, and repeatedly overpainting. The tension, transformed into the final immobile spatial or planar object, is present in the moment, situation, observation, volumes, fields of colour, strokes of the pencil across the paper, and, last but not least, in the statement itself.

Umrian Gallery
Baštova 6, Bratislava
www.umrian.gallery
ROMAN BICEK Matej Gavula Lucia Gavulova

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