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“Halušky are a bit like ravioli”The young Marcel Ihnačák is at present the hottest chef in Slovakia. He saw “his first seafood” in a Prague restaurant. Later he went to London to do an apprenticeship with British star cook Jamie Oliver. At the restaurant Liviano in Bratislava he spoils his guests not with local fare, but with Tuscan cuisine, something that still seems somewhat exotic for the Slovaks.interdisciplinary | Bratislava | by Sebastian Fasthuber | 2008-07
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Július is dead!Roman Ondák: Last week I received a lot of e-mails concerned with Július Koller.fine arts / new media | Bratislava | by Roman Ondák | 2007-11
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In memoriam Július Koller (1939 - 2007)In the night of 18th August 2007, the Slovak artist Jślius Koller departed from this life completely unexpectedly at the age of 68. The cause of death was a heart attack. A constantly active sportsman during his life, he leaves behind one of the most consistently distinctive oeuvres of conceptual art in the region of the former Czechoslovakia.fine arts / new media | Bratislava | by Walter Seidl | 2007-11
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FUTUROPOLISThe obstacles to a joint east-west approach, or why Slovak artist Roman Ondák does not want to be noticed.fine arts / new media | Bratislava | by Antje Mayer | 2007-11
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"We also see our collecting strategy as a political statement”A conversation with Boris Marte, sponsoring director of Erste Bank, which is showing its new collection for the first time both in MUMOK and in the tranzit workshops in Bratislava.» read"A Stroke of Good Fortune"On the exhibition “Kontakt ... works from the Collection of Erste Bank Group” in the Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Vienna (MUMOK) and in the tranzit workshops Bratislava.» readOpen Borders, Open CompetitionsA considerable amount of political attention is repeatedly being focussed on the major area "Europa Region Mitte" (Europe Central Region). One of the next areas is Vienna/Bratislava. In our neighbouring city developments are moving ahead rapidly – with the involvement of western and Austrian investors. We asked the editor-in-chief of ARCH, Henrieta H. Moravčíková, about the level of transparency and the quality of what is going on there. There too we encounter the eternal problem with competitions, the public realm and the difficulty of ensuring quality.architecture / fashion / design | Bratislava | by Manuela Hötzl | 2005-06
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Of traditions, both shared and regionalHenrieta Moravčíková talks to architecture theorist Friedrich Achleitnerarchitecture / fashion / design | Bratislava | by Henrieta Moravčíková | 2005-06
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“We do not need a spectacle”As the word itself implies, “tranzit” is the act of passing over, across, or through something. The word also refers to this process - “tranzit” as a conveyance, a vehicle for movement.» read |
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