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totalitarian style haunting European Union in crisis, but also
as demonumentalized monuments in the mass of nameless
conventional buildings of the recent past. In addition to the
photographs of the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra the
book also includes three buildings in Bratislava by the architect
Dedeček: The Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic,
the Slovak National Gallery and the Slovak National Archive.
2008
Imro Vaško and Jan Tabor submitted the concept of
an international exposition-confrontation called DEDEČEK
to enter into the competition for the exhibition project followed
by the subsequent implementation of an exposition in the
pavilion of the Czech and Slovak Republics during the
11 th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice: “DEDEČEK
is a kind of catalyst of concrete thinking and the interpretation
of this era that could be called a selective negation of quality.
Prominent personalities who we expect to attend: Elfriede
Jelinek – writer, Ulrich Seidl – film maker, Friedrich Cerha –
composer, Peter Sloterdijk – philosopher, Valie Export –
visual artist.” 59 The project did not win.
Architectural studio zerozero with co-working authors
exhibited in the pavilion in this year's edition. Curatorial
collaboration Monika Mitášová.
2009
February, the Institute of Construction and Architecture of
the Slovak Academy of Sciences published the digital Register
of Modern Architecture on the occasion of the completion
of the exhibition Modern Architecture in the Indices of
Architecture Department and of the colloquium Registration
and protection of modern architecture. At that time it included
150 out of 3,000 selected works, later it was extended to
contain the 500 “most valuable works” inclusive of areas and
constructions by Vladimír Dedeček, including the SNG. 60
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