Otis Laubert Museum

About

The Otis Laubert Museum in Bratislava is a unique cultural space founded by Slovak conceptual artist Otis Laubert in 2015. Located in a historic apartment in the city center, the museum offers an intimate glimpse into Laubert’s eclectic body of work, which spans over five decades. Known for transforming everyday objects into poetic assemblages, Laubert’s creations blur the line between art and found material, often infused with humor and philosophical reflection. The museum showcases his signature collages, installations, and curated collections, reflecting his lifelong passion for collecting and reinterpreting discarded items. It also serves as a personal archive, preserving the artist’s notebooks and visual experiments. More than a traditional gallery, the space embodies Laubert’s artistic ethos—playful, introspective, and deeply rooted in the ordinary. Visitors are invited to explore a world where forgotten fragments gain new meaning, offering a rare opportunity to engage with one of Slovakia’s most original contemporary artists in a setting shaped entirely by his vision.

Bratislava Slovakia

Location

Otis Laubert Museum is located at Laurinská 138/11 in Bratislava’s historic Old Town area, placing it in a central and culturally rich part of the city. The museum, established by the renowned contemporary artist Otis Laubert in 2015, showcases his works and creative legacy, offering visitors a unique glimpse into modern Slovak art. The location is just steps away from prominent city landmarks including Primaciálne námestie (Primatial Square) and other historic streets, blending art, history, and urban vibrancy. Visitors can also enjoy numerous nearby cafés, shops, and other cultural venues, making the museum an inviting destination within Bratislava’s vibrant cultural scene. Its central positioning provides easy access and a compelling starting point for exploring Bratislava’s artistic and historic heart.