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Robert V. Novák – Collector
23. 10. 2022 — 26. 02. 2023

Robert V. Novák – Collector

When and why does a person become a collector, and what can be called a collection? What relationship to the artefacts in a collection does the flow of time and personal memory have? Do the nature and choice of material reflect the person and the interests of the collector? How is the status of junk changed if it becomes an object of collecting interest or a part of the creative process? These and many other questions are raised by our exhibition of work by the artist, graphic designer, photographer and collector Robert V. Novák.

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KATEŘINA ADAMOVÁ, PAVEL ŠIMÍČEK – EXTRA / ORDINARY
23. 10. 2022 — 26. 02. 2023

KATEŘINA ADAMOVÁ, PAVEL ŠIMÍČEK – EXTRA / ORDINARY

The exhibition titled Extra/Ordinary brings together the drawings of Kateřina Adamová (1977) with the sculptures and installations of Pavel Šimíček (1981). In both artists’ forms of expression, we can sense exactness yet also danger, fragility yet also irrationality. In fact, their art is characterised by precisely this ability to harness and reimagine polarised situations in an expressive style possessing its own specific vitality. As a result, their work is able come together in an inspirational way despite their use of contrastingly different media.

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Starry Sky. The Sochors – František Kysela
08. 07. 2022 — 09. 10. 2022

Starry Sky. The Sochors – František Kysela

Starry Sky looks at how the Králův Dvůr textile manufacturer Josef Sochor and his sons collaborated with leading representatives of the inter-war art scene. In so doing, the exhibition not just explores the life and fate of one important entrepreneurial family, but also sheds light on the beginnings of the profession of the designer as an artist who works closely with product design as we know it today. The exhibition’s title comes from an eponymous monumental textile by František Kysela depicting the night sky on the day of founding of an independent Czechoslovak state.

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Kamila B. Richter – Ultima Culpa
19. 06. 2022 — 09. 10. 2022

Kamila B. Richter – Ultima Culpa

The exhibition Ultima Culpa presents a carefully chosen cross-section of works by the painter and multimedia artist Kamila B. Richter from 2007 to the present. Besides this self-contained set of ‘data’ paintings, Richter also expresses herself through video installations.

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Svatopluk Klimeš – Phoenix
19. 06. 2022 — 23. 10. 2022

Svatopluk Klimeš – Phoenix

Svatopluk Klimeš since the 1960s, he has used fire as a part of the creative process. The element of fire and the use of ash in his paintings allows him to artistically and metaphorically thematise the subject of ephemerality and the act of leaving traces while also exploring the traces left in the memory of a place and the history of a civilisation.

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Otto Placht – INTERSTATE
19. 06. 2022 — 09. 10. 2022

Otto Placht – INTERSTATE

For nearly three decades, his art and life have been split between two distant places of our planet: his first home in Prague and Peru. The title of the exhibition INTERSTATE reflects this existence between two places and states of existence.

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Ondřej Vicena – Pink Glasses
19. 06. 2022 — 09. 10. 2022

Ondřej Vicena – Pink Glasses

Ondřej Vicena is interested in history, especially the memory of a place, vintage aesthetics and nostalgia. The current site-specific installation Pink Glasses follows on his earlier his earlier exhibition Glasses and Spectacles, which looked at the tradition of Czechoslovak eyewear design within an international context.

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Adéla Matasová – Metasystems
20. 03. 2022 — 05. 06. 2022

Adéla Matasová – Metasystems

The exhibition Metasystems is based on the themes of Adéla Matasová’s work over the past two decades. Though retrospective in nature, it doesn’t follow a traditional chronological order, but instead builds on the artist’s recent works by discovering analogies to her older realisations.

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Luděk Filipský – Intimate Immensity
20. 03. 2022 — 05. 06. 2022

Luděk Filipský – Intimate Immensity

Luděk Filipský (born 1945) systematically explores the fundamental ‘building-block’ phenomena of light, colour and space, fusing them into dynamic structures through which he symbolically reflects on nature, the cosmos and humanity’s spiritual transcendence.

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