Gábor Pap at Artkartell Projectspace

Artist: Gábor Pap Title: Notebook of escape ideas Curator: Gábor Rieder Venue: Artkartell Projectspace, Budapest Photos: István András Juhász Artkartell projectspace is happy to present the season opening solo exhibition of Gábor Pap: Notebook of escape ideas. As a member of the youngest generation of Hungarian artists, in his collection of extraordinary sincerity Pap mixes …

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Katarína Hrušková and Lucie Rosenfeldová at Cursor Gallery 

Artists: Katarína Hrušková and Lucie Rosenfeldová  Curator: Jan Zálešák Venue:  Cursor Gallery, Prague Photos: Filip Beranek Here we are, in the gallery. Crouched on the floor, painted coral red, where a lightly rippling metal ellipse held together by hundreds of welds and lifting two tiny bronze shells at the furthest open ends at eye level, we …

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SUMO | CO-EXIST

The third edition of the international gallery exchange SUMO Prague 2022 brings exhibitions, performances, and lectures that have developed through cooperation between international partners in the field of contemporary art. SUMO Prague 2022, subtitled CO-EXIST, will take place from September 1 to October 14, 2022, in Prague. In this year’s edition of the project, which …

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Antonie Stanová at Kvalitář Gallery

Artist: Antonie Stanová  Title: I Tried to Tell Ya Something Through the Phone Venue: Kvalitář Gallery, Prague Curator: Monika Čejková Photo: Studio Flusser The exhibition I Tried to Tell Ya Something Through the Phone presents the artistic output of Czech painter Antonie Stanové, accompanied by the auditory work of Bohumila Grögerová, a writer, translator, and creative figure from …

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Stranger Danger at Stone Projects

Artist: Ondřej Basjuk, Karolina Bielawska, Filip Dvořák, Nikolaj Moskal Exhibition title: Stranger Danger Curator: Laura Amann Venue: Stone Projects, Prague, Czech Republic Date: August 30 – October 8, 2019 Photography: all images copyright and courtesy of the Stone Projects and Tomáš Souček ‘I hate travelling and explorers’ are the famous first lines of Claude Lévi-Strauss ‘Tristes Tropiques’, …

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Tomáš Bryscejn and Tania Nikulina

Title: Burn My Tent Till the Rent Curator: Kristýna PéčováJuly 17 – September 10, 2019 Venue: Pragovka Gallery Entry, Prague Atmosphere outlining an open plot, time to picnic in the internals of a construction site. Finally wander into a different structure, behind the shimmering veneer. To be in the place after the ending, with no …

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3 inch giant in your bathroom

Artist: Piotr Łakomy Curated by: Michal Novotny Venue: Futura, Prague, The Czech RepublicPhotography: all images copyright and courtesy of the artist and Futura At the turn of the 20th century crystal was a great topic in art. Supposedly, it was due to its quality to symbolise the unity of the natural, organic and the ideal, geometric. In the same …

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Wanting Colour

Artist: Břetislav Malý Curators: Milada Frolcová and Martin Dostál Photo: Jan Skrášek Venue: Galerie Slováckého muzea

Nanospasm Lab

Adam VačkářGalerie Nod Curator: Pavel KubesaText by: Domenico de Chirico The artistic research of Adam Vačkář is going at a pace that, in some respects, is a clear reference to the field of science. However, Vačkář’s intuitive approach aims at turning this pace upside down, making it circular and giving the elements that make it …

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Work on the Future

Artists: Pavla Sceranková, Dušan Zahoranský Curator: Václav Janoščík Architect: David Fesl Venue: Fait Gallery, Brno, The Czech Republic Photography: all images copyright and courtesy of the artists and Fait Gallery, Brno As if the main contradiction of the present didn’t lie in the very problems we are currently facing, from climate change to the revival of populism and misinterpretation. Perhaps …

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