Pavol Paňák - Images from Aldo Rossi's exhibition at SNM

Reflection of Slovak architect Pavol Paňák on selected aspects of Aldo Rossi's work.
One of the most significant Czechoslovak architects, Pavol Paňák, will present the star of Italian architecture, Aldo Rossi, whose work has been a tremendous source of inspiration for him as well.
The event takes place at the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava, in the spaces of the ongoing exhibition Aldo Rossi: Drawings and Projects, assembled from works from the Aldo Rossi Foundation and the Alessi Museum in Omegne.
Pavol Paňák (1948) is one of the most important figures in contemporary Slovak architecture. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at STU in Bratislava. He collaborates with architect Martin Kusý, with whom he designed the new building of the Slovak National Theatre and the headquarters of the National Bank of Slovakia in Bratislava, one of the landmarks of the capital. Pavol Paňák and Martin Kusý are also responsible for the design of the dam in Gabčíkovo and the reconstruction of the Slovak National Gallery. They are also the authors of beautiful residential buildings, hotels, and multifunctional spaces, such as the Slovak Embassy in Berlin. Pavol Paňák has received numerous international awards for his work.
Due to pandemic measures, entry is only for vaccinated individuals. Confirm your attendance using the registration form on the website of the Italian Cultural Institute in Bratislava.