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Exhibition ART ON THE SPECTRUM
Event by: Rakúske kultúrne fórum Bratislava / Österreichisches Kulturforum Bratislava, Autistické centrum Andreas® n.o., Krajina bez bariér
Location: Rakúske kultúrne fórum, Hodžovo námestie 1/A, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
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Exhibition
ART ON THE SPECTRUM
Images of people with autism
Music program: Gabriel Németh (piano)
Austrian artists: Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß, Robin Stallybras, Sofia Groß
Slovak artists: Alexandra Dyalee, Martin Hučka, Marek Golema, Júlia Letová, Samuel Sibert, František Tóth, Lukáš Vosátko
Opening: April 2, 2026, 5 p.m.
Duration of the exhibition: until May 15, 2026
Bratislava, Austrian Cultural Forum, Hodžovo nám. 1/A
The second day of April is World Autism Awareness Day. On this occasion, the Andreas Autistic Center in cooperation with the civil association Krajina bez barieri, Autismus Network Austria and the Austrian Cultural Forum Bratislava prepared an exhibition of original works by people with autism in the RKF Gallery.
The exhibition is held under the auspices of J.E. Johannes Wimmer, Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Slovakia.
Financial support: Junion Foundation
"Understanding autism means accepting its complexity and uniqueness. The exhibited works reflect a world that is changeable and fascinating."
© Marek Golema: Black Archer
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Ausstellung
KUNST IM SPEKTRUM
Bilder von Menschen mit Autismus
Musikalisches Program: Gabriel Németh (Piano)
Austrian artists and artists: Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß, Robin Stallybras, Sofia Groß
Slovak artists and artists: Alexandra Dyalee, Martin Hučka, Marek Golema, Júlia Letová, Samuel Sibert, František Tóth, Lukáš Vosátko
Vernissage: 2. April 2026, 17.00
Dauer der Ausstellung: bis 15. Mai 2026
Bratislava, Österreichisches Kulturforum, Hodžovo nám. 1/A
Der 2. April ist Welt-Autismus-Tag. On this occasion, the Zentrum für Autistische Störungen "Andreas" in cooperation with the Bürgerverein "Krajina bez barriers" (Barrierefreies Land), the Verein Autism Network Austria and the Österreichischen Kulturforum Bratislava prepared an exhibition with original works by people with autism. Johannes Wimmer, Ambassador of the Republic of Austria in Slovakia, statt.
Finanzielle Unterstützung: Stiftung Junion
"Autism zu verstehen bedeutet, seine Komplexität und Einzigartigkeit anzuerkennen. The exhibited works reflect a world wider, die sich stets verändert und zugleich faszinierend ist."
© Marek Golema: Ein schwarzer Bogenschütze
ART ON THE SPECTRUM
Images of people with autism
Music program: Gabriel Németh (piano)
Austrian artists: Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß, Robin Stallybras, Sofia Groß
Slovak artists: Alexandra Dyalee, Martin Hučka, Marek Golema, Júlia Letová, Samuel Sibert, František Tóth, Lukáš Vosátko
Opening: April 2, 2026, 5 p.m.
Duration of the exhibition: until May 15, 2026
Bratislava, Austrian Cultural Forum, Hodžovo nám. 1/A
The second day of April is World Autism Awareness Day. On this occasion, the Andreas Autistic Center in cooperation with the civil association Krajina bez barieri, Autismus Network Austria and the Austrian Cultural Forum Bratislava prepared an exhibition of original works by people with autism in the RKF Gallery.
The exhibition is held under the auspices of J.E. Johannes Wimmer, Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Slovakia.
Financial support: Junion Foundation
"Understanding autism means accepting its complexity and uniqueness. The exhibited works reflect a world that is changeable and fascinating."
© Marek Golema: Black Archer
-
Ausstellung
KUNST IM SPEKTRUM
Bilder von Menschen mit Autismus
Musikalisches Program: Gabriel Németh (Piano)
Austrian artists and artists: Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß, Robin Stallybras, Sofia Groß
Slovak artists and artists: Alexandra Dyalee, Martin Hučka, Marek Golema, Júlia Letová, Samuel Sibert, František Tóth, Lukáš Vosátko
Vernissage: 2. April 2026, 17.00
Dauer der Ausstellung: bis 15. Mai 2026
Bratislava, Österreichisches Kulturforum, Hodžovo nám. 1/A
Der 2. April ist Welt-Autismus-Tag. On this occasion, the Zentrum für Autistische Störungen "Andreas" in cooperation with the Bürgerverein "Krajina bez barriers" (Barrierefreies Land), the Verein Autism Network Austria and the Österreichischen Kulturforum Bratislava prepared an exhibition with original works by people with autism. Johannes Wimmer, Ambassador of the Republic of Austria in Slovakia, statt.
Finanzielle Unterstützung: Stiftung Junion
"Autism zu verstehen bedeutet, seine Komplexität und Einzigartigkeit anzuerkennen. The exhibited works reflect a world wider, die sich stets verändert und zugleich faszinierend ist."
© Marek Golema: Ein schwarzer Bogenschütze