Future exhibitions

Oldřich Kerhart – Intimate Horizons

With an exhibition of work by Oldřich Kerhart (1895–1947), GASK is marking the 130th anniversary of the artist’s birth and fifty years since his last comprehensive exhibition at the then Central Bohemian Gallery in Prague, of which GASK is the direct successor. The exhibition doesn’t claim to be an exhaustive retrospective; rather, it will present an intimate look at selected areas of Kerhart’s oeuvre, including his works on paper (including drawings and prints).

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Linda Klimentová – Land of Mystery

The painter Linda Klimentová (1977) lives and works in Prague and southern Bohemia. She studied painting under Michael Rittstein at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. She works with a delicate watercolour technique even when painting in acrylics. Her paintings’ ethereal quality perfectly expresses the uncertain and intangible character of memories and mental images of reality. In 2022, she discovered a new form of representation involving the connection of body and landscape – the main theme of her exhibition at GASK, Land of Mystery.

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Horn of Cape – Veronika Šrek Bromová, Markéta Othová and Kateřina Vincourová

The exhibition aims to, after a long time apart, once again bring together three artistic positions that, at numerous group and solo exhibitions in the 1990s, inspired new ways of interpreting the visual nature of the present day. In the work of Veronika Bromová, Markéta Othová and Kateřina Vincourová, conflicting reflections of an uncertain identity and a hidden, obscured and mediated reality gave rise to a clearly defined stylistic quality characterised by a tense romantic-classical dichotomy (expression – order, performance – meditation, image – object) and spanning multiple artistic media and forms.

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