The exhibition presents the collection of the Art Fond in Bratislava, in which the neo-avant-garde strategies of late modernism are still decisive today. The neo-avant-garde is not presented here as a closed historical phenomenon, but as a form of persistent resistance, critical thinking and civic responsibility that is constantly reviving in contemporary art practice.

The exhibition presents a selection of works from the nineteenth century to contemporary art, showing that Italy has always been a popular destination for travellers and an eternal motif and theme for artists in Hungary. The exhibition, which is part of the Bartók Spring International Art Weeks, presents around 150 works by 75 artists, including paintings, prints, photographs, sculptures, objects, and archaeological artefacts.