J.K. Antimuseum
We were involved in the creation of the J.K. Antimuseum, which houses the private collection of works by Július Koller, an artist of European stature. The foundation was a collection established in 1996—at a time when the artist’s talents were recognized only by experts. Visitors had the opportunity to get to know the artist personally as well as the most important moments and themes of his work. The result was a museum, gallery, playground, and educational platform all in one.
The museum operated from 2019 to 2022 at Zámočnícka 13 in Bratislava; today it is part of the Experimental Exhibitions at the Slovak National Gallery (SNG).
- We created an exhibition based on a private collection and supplemented it with related works and references from the collections of the Slovak National Gallery
- We designed and implemented the exhibition's architecture and the building's spatial layout
- We drafted the institution's bylaws and operating regulations
- We designed and implemented the institution's visual identity
