Vernisáž výstavy Predĺžené leto | Tamara Rusnáková

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Vernisáž výstavy Predĺžené leto | Tamara Rusnáková

Opening of exhibition Extended summer Tamara Rusnáková

Event by: Staromestská knižnica Bratislava, Staré Mesto - srdce Bratislavy

Location: Záhrebská 3066/8, Záhrebská 8, Bratislava

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In early September we will open an exhibition of photographs of Tamara Rusnáková. The curator of the exhibition is Miroslava Duranková. Singer and pianist Tereza Froncová will play her author's songs within the cycle of the library sound.

We have the opportunity to see the world differently while traveling. Especially for us, the Mediterranean, is always a sea of ​​an captivating element and we can't get enough of it. Its noise, smell, haze and power absorb us and we do not want to defend ourselves. The selection of photographs taken during the surgical months of the author in the Canary Islands captures how her world has changed before her eyes unrecognizable. The Old Town Library in Bratislava, Zagrebská 8

📷 Tamara Rusnáková has been working on photography since she was twelve, starting with a family compact camera. In the graduation year she discovered an analog camera on the attic of grandparents, put it on her shelf and gradually gathered the courage to start taking pictures. Tamar's process of creation is composed of walking and marvel, so that the circuit, through all distances, including focal, to get to her personal recipe of satisfaction. Tamara is a graduate of the Department of Marketing Communication of the Faculty of Arts of Comenius University. This exhibition is its second public presentation.

🎶 Tereza Froncová is a Slovak singer, pianist and author. After studying at the Berklee College of Music, he focuses on his own work, which combines intimate melodies and experimental textures with contemporary artificial music, minimalism and fine electronics. He is currently preparing his debut EP in cooperation with the sound designer Knordest (in).

The entry to the event is free. The event from public sources was supported by the Art Support Fund.

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