Still haven’t found the time to visit the exhibition Mölzer Kyncl Hilmar 1968–1978? Or did it so captivate you that you want to see it again? Now’s your opportunity – we have extended the exhibition until 27 September 2026. Covering an important decade in the work of artists Milan Mölzer, František Kyncl and Jiří Hilmar, the […]
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The main exhibition of this year’s summer season is Mölzer Kyncl Hilmar 1968–1978. Dedicated to artists Milan Mölzer, František Kyncl and Jiří Hilmar, the exhibition looks at the work of these three Czech exiles and their contacts with the European art scene after 1968. Our permanent exhibition Through the Labyrinth invites visitors to explore a thematically […]
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In 1968, three Czech artists left their home country and settled in West Germany. Instead of losing their supportive environment, however, they found new connections and became part of one of Europe’s most influential art scenes at the time. This trio, whose work has not previously been studied as an integral whole, are now the […]
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Kutná Hora, 4 December 2025 – GASK presents its main exhibition plans for 2026, which bring together historical contexts with contemporary tendencies and new media art. The programme includes a retrospective look at the work of Milan Mölzer, František Kyncl and Jiří Hilmar (three Czech representatives of constructive tendencies who were active in West Germany), an […]
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At the GASK gallery shop, you can choose from a wide range of original GASK gift items. New additions include mugs by Thun for the permanent exhibition Through the Labyrinth and the monograph Ticho ateliéru (The Silence of the Studio), published by the Čestmír Vančura Foundation and the Václav Chad Gallery in conjunction with the exhibition […]
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