Otvorený ateliér 1970 (The First Open Studio 1970)
Floorplan of Rudolf Sikora's House in Tehelná Street where the First Open Studio was held
First Open Studio Programme
Goodevening (Tribute to R. Lichtenstein)action photodocumentation - Viliam Jakubík, Vladimír Kordoš,Marián Mudroch
Czechoslovakiaaction photodocumentation - Viliam Jakubík, Vladimír Kordoš,Marián Mudroch
Atmosphere 1970 Not-breathable (Grossery)
AMANITA MUSCARIA — The Possibility of Saving During the Entire Year of 1971
Three Graces | FUGGA A SOGGETTI FOR 3 PHILIPS
Reminiscence of Dalmatia (Topographic Swimming Pool)Project for a Topographic swimingpool made by yellow epoxide, blue water, ø 450 cm
Attention falling Plaster!, Conceptual intervetion on Rudolf Sikora's House at Tehelná 32, „First Open Studio“,
Attention Falling Plaster
A unique exhibition space of the so-called First Open Studio which was, on 19 November 1970, held in Rudolf Sikora's private house in the Tehelná Street in Bratislava. The event showed the most important innovative Czechoslovakian Neo-Avant-Garde artistic practices of 1960s and 1970s: conceptual practices, body art, actions, land art, object art, installations, Fluxus, kintetic art. The one-day event gathered 19 artists from three different generations: Milan Adamčiak (1946), Peter Bartoš (1938), Václav Cigler (1929), Róbert Cyprich (1951 – 1996), Milan Dobeš (1929), Igor Gazdík (1943), Viliam Jakubík (1945), Július Koller (1939 – 2007), Vladimír Kordoš (1945), Ivan Kříž-Vyrubiš (1941), Otis Laubert (1946), Juraj Meliš (1942), Alex Mlynárčik (1934), Marián Mudroch (1945), Jana Shejbalová-Želibská (1941), Rudolf Sikora (1946), Ivan Štěpán (1937), Dezider Tóth (1947), Miloš Urbásek (1932).
- influence from
- JANA SHEJBALOVÁ-ŽELIBSKÁ
- RUDOLF SIKORA
- MARIÁN MUDROCH
- ALEX MLYNÁRČIK
- JÚLIUS KOLLER
- MILAN DOBEŠ
- influence to
- MARIÁN MUDROCH
- DESIDER TÓTH
- JÚLIUS KOLLER
- RUDOLF SIKORA
- section
- referenced person related as
- person