Satelit, Bratislava
Satelit, located in Bratislava, is a new project by the Slovak Design Center designed to promote conversation and display the latest in design. This exhibition and networking center aims to share insights and updates on the changing design scene, both locally and globally.
As a flexible space, Satelit hosts a variety of activities like exhibitions, presentations, workshops, discussions, and professional seminars. Its exhibitions mainly focus on the latest trends in Slovak design from both professionals and students. This not only showcases the current state of design but also supports up-and-coming designers.
Satelit also promotes international cooperation by partnering with foreign organizations for events like joint exhibitions or research projects, helping to extend the global presence of Slovak design. The venue can also host mixed events that combine design with other arts, adding to the cultural scene.
Additionally, Satelit acts as a key resource for those interested in design. It offers access to a range of materials including past and current issues of Designum magazine, publications from the Slovak Design Center, and an online catalog available through an internet-equipped computer terminal.
As a flexible space, Satelit hosts a variety of activities like exhibitions, presentations, workshops, discussions, and professional seminars. Its exhibitions mainly focus on the latest trends in Slovak design from both professionals and students. This not only showcases the current state of design but also supports up-and-coming designers.
Satelit also promotes international cooperation by partnering with foreign organizations for events like joint exhibitions or research projects, helping to extend the global presence of Slovak design. The venue can also host mixed events that combine design with other arts, adding to the cultural scene.
Additionally, Satelit acts as a key resource for those interested in design. It offers access to a range of materials including past and current issues of Designum magazine, publications from the Slovak Design Center, and an online catalog available through an internet-equipped computer terminal.
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Sight Name: Satelit
Sight Location: Bratislava, Slovakia (See walking tours in Bratislava)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
Sight Location: Bratislava, Slovakia (See walking tours in Bratislava)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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