Milan Dobeš Museum
Kinetic and constructivist art museum inside a late-fourteenth-century house near a medieval gate.
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This guide to the Milan Dobeš Museum in Bratislava follows one artist, Milan Dobeš, who built machines of light and movement long before his own country wanted them. It touches the Cold War years when his work travelled abroad instead of hanging at home, and the day in two thousand one when a medieval house near Michael's Gate finally took his name. Best heard at the door on Zámočnícka Street, looking up at the old walls.
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