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By joining our ‘Friends of GASK’ programme, you join a circle of supporters with a closer relationship to the gallery. You’ll learn more about the gallery’s programmes and the ups and downs of our leading gallery institution. You’ll also receive unlimited admission to all exhibitions, plus invitations to opening receptions and guided tours. Membership in the ‘Friends of GASK’ programme also includes benefits in six categories. Choose one and let yourself be guided (and beguiled) by art!
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All exhibitions
12. 04. 2026 — 13. 09. 2026
Mölzer Kyncl Hilmar 1968–1978
The exhibition has been conceived as a map of the relationships, places and events that shaped their activities in exile. This approach, founded on the idea of ‘networks’, traces their main areas of activity in West Germany, reconstructs group exhibitions, looks at their professional and personal ties and their contacts with gallerists, theorists and art institutions, also exploring their oeuvre within a broader cultural and historical context. With this in mind, it places the work of Mölzer, Kyncl and Hilmar in an international dialogue with the most influential tendencies in art then concentrated around Düsseldorf, including the ZERO group.
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22. 03. 2026 — 23. 08. 2026
Jakub Berdych Karpelis – The Traditional Family
The Traditional Family presents a series of new art objects made specifically for GASK’s Whitebox exhibition space by the sculptor, conceptual artist and designer Jakub Berdych Karpelis. In his glass-panel objects, the artist constructs collages from sheet glass and glass vases decorated using the high-enamel technique – a medium whose perception has shifted over time, much like the evolving role of the family itself. In this installation, the artist reflects on the interiors of Eastern European households in the second half of the twentieth century, addressing family stereotypes and the kitsch embedded in the socially prescribed normative model of the period – mother, father, house and children. The installation looks at the traditional model of the family as a changing, fragile unit, and opens up discussion regarding today’s wide range of family models.
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01. 03. 2026 — 31. 05. 2026
Marcela Vichrová – I’ve Gone to Visit the Butcher
For Marcela Vichrová, a basic and dominant element in the painting is the line. More than merely delineating surfaces or defining contours, the line possesses power, tension and an almost haptic quality. In the alternation of bright colours, her curves repeat and return, one following another. The structures that emerge resemble embroidery, layers of quartz in agate, print matrices or maps. Every trace is its own, and even if it deviates slightly, it does not lose its fixed connection to the whole, which in the end tends to more closely resemble a unique variation on symbolic representation than an actual animal, human being or object.
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22. 03. 2026 — 23. 08. 2026
Radim Langer – TRASUMANAR
Radim Langer is a graduate of the Secondary School of Applied Arts in Brno (School of Arts and Crafts) and the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague since since 2015. As a curator, he is associated with the etc gallery and the 207 gallery. In 2016, Revolver Revue published his debut book, the prose work Manuály (Manuals).
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22. 03. 2026 — 23. 08. 2026
Petr Válek – Untamed
Untamed presents the latest work of Petr Válek as a phantasmagoric world of images, sounds and objects straddling the line between art, music and performance. The exhibition works with a fictional memory of the Sudetenland, with psychedelic AI-generated images, with faux folk traditions and a childlike imagination that mixes punk playfulness with horror and the grotesque. The exhibition’s audio component is not an accompaniment to images, but has its own, autonomous semantic position. Untamed is an exhibition about childhood memories, the harsh landscape of the Sudeten countryside and the chaos of contemporary reality, but it is also about unfettered artistic freedom and the uncommon beauty of ugliness.
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30. 06. 2024 — 30. 06. 2034
Permanent exhibition – Through the Labyrinth
On Saturday 29 June 2024, the Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region opened a new permanent exhibition of works from its collection. The exhibition’s non-historical approach follows on its successful predecessor, States of Mind / Beyond the Image, which in 2015 won the prestigious national Gloria Musaealis award. The new exhibition, conceived as an invitation to wander Through the Labyrinth, was loosely inspired by the book The Hero with a Thousand Faces by the American ethnologist and religious scholar Joseph Campbell (1904–1987), whose work explored the shared foundations of myths, fables and religious teachings.
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01. 01. 2024 — 01. 01. 2028
Entrée
Entrée is a representative exhibition welcoming visitors to the Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region through (what else?) works of art. Entrée consists of a selection of thirteen monumental sculptural objects by twelve leading artists whose work was acquired for the GASK collections primarily over the past several years or the acquisition of which the gallery is currently considering. Entrée is a survey of contemporary art by established artists as well as by representatives of the youngest generation.
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24. 03. 2021 — 24. 03. 2033
Open-air GASK
Project Open-air GASK is a presentation of sculptures and installations by artists represented in the permanent exhibitions States of Mind / Beyond the Image and Avenue of Saints or whose works are featured in current or upcoming exhibitions.
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