Nedbalka Gallery
Former bank building with a skylit circular atrium, housing four floors of Slovak modern art.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Nedbalka Gallery in Bratislava follows the working lives of one house on a crooked Old Town lane, from a name in a fifteenth-century record to a nineteenth-century restaurant and a state savings bank in the nineteen nineties. It turns on the engineer who found the building empty and the architects who argued for its light. Best heard standing in the round atrium, looking up.
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