Current Events
( Page 1 / 7 ) Next
LEGENDARY FAVORIT
24.4.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Národní technické muzeum Výstava mapuje fenomén jízdních kol značky Favorit. Od 50. do 90. let se v rokycanském závodě vyráběla kola určená běžným cyklistům i speciální závodní kola pro sportovce všech cyklistických disciplín. Výstava představuje na 60 kol, jak oblíbené, ale nedostatkové, běžné modely, tak závodní speciály včetně kol, s nimiž soutěžili naši reprezentanti. např. bicyclebalové kolo bratří Pospíšilů či dráhové kolo zlatého olympionika z Tokia Jiřího Dalera.
Currently held
THE KELTS
25.5.2018 - 24.2.2019
Praha - Nová budova Národního muzea The exhibition will put on show finds from Hallstatt culture graves of the wealthy as well as less ostentatious ones, with examples of the distinctive geometric style of decoration, occurring mostly on painted vessels and beautiful bronze jewellery. The La Tène culture period in Bohemia will be presented via two main themes – the spiritual world and everyday life in the settlements. It will also show the phenomenon of the rise of pile dwellings and fortified settlements that later changed into oppida, preceding urban settlements. From their organization and standard of living, it is clear that Bohemia, together with other areas of La Tène culture, laid the foundations of historic Europe.
Currently held
PRAGUE 1848 - 1918
13.6.2018 - 24.2.2019
Praha - Muzeum hlavního města Prahy, Na Poříčí 52 The exhibition will present two important moments in the history of Prague – the events of 1848, especially the Pentecostal Uprising, and the declaration of the independent Czechoslovak state on 28 October 1918 including the reflections of Prague life which resulted in the establishment of Czechoslovakia. Furthermore, the exhibition will show the changes in Prague during the second half of the 19th century. Over several decades, Prague underwent remarkable modernisation, was surrounded by suburbs, and constructed many transport structures and important public buildings. Altogether, Prague was transformed into a modern metropolis.
Currently held
Unknown heroine by the radio station
16.8.2018 - 31.3.2019
Praha - Národní památník na Vítkově The panel exhibition “Unknown heroine by the radio station” introduces the story of a doctor from the paramedic team who treated the wounded by the Czech Radio building during the worst fighting on 21 August 1968. The exhibition is based on her letter, which is deposited in the National Museum’s collection. The letter the young doctor wrote to her parents a week after the invasion gives unique testimony about the situation in the streets of occupied Prague, as well as evidence of the courage of this young woman. The letter offers a singular view of events in the capital from the perspective of a paramedic.
Currently held
YEARS OF DISARRAY 1908-1928. AVANT-GARDES IN THE CENTRAL EUROPE
21.9.2018 - 27.1.2019
Olomouc - Muzeum moderního umění ýstava Rozlomená doba se zaměří na zdroje a projevy této dramatické proměny v období zahrnujícím závěrečné desetiletí Rakouska-Uherska a úvodní desetiletí nástupnických států.
Currently held
FRANTIŠEK KUPKA - LEGIONÁŘ A VLASTENEC
6.10.2018 - 27.1.2019
Praha - Museum Kampa Expozice představuje jeden z důležitých, nicméně v kontextu Kupkových realizací ne tak často zmiňovaných momentů – jeho zapojení do snahy nalézt nový vizuální styl mladé republiky.
Currently held
TRUTH (USUALLY) PREVAILS! IMAGES NOT ONLY FROM CZECH HISTORY
24.10.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác The exhibition seeks to ponder stereotypes linked with the presentation of historical events. It focuses on artworks on paper as a medium that can mediate a specific (and present) moment – through leaflets, popular prints, authentic records or magazine illustrations – in which the use of the same means can present official, officialized and sometimes even opposing views of a given event.
Currently held
INTRODUCING VALENTÝNA JANŮ: I’M SRY
24.10.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác Janů finds inspiration outside the visual arts: mainly in literature, pop music and, especially, in daily life situations. While oscillating between physical objects and textual narratives, a situation becomes a key word for Janů’s work; performative act dominates her interdisciplinary vocabulary. Words turn sculptural while texts become compositions within the formal assemblage of speech and writing.
Currently held
POETRY PASSAGE#7: EGILL SÆBJÖRNSSON, THE STAIRS
24.10.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác THE STAIRS is Icelandic artist, Egill Sæbjörnsson’s poetry in motion. In this site-specific work, self-generative video turns the Poetry Passage staircase into a playground of chance and improvisation. As such, Sæbjörnsson’s contemplative piece becomes a reflection upon a difference and repetition that govern the routines of our lives. Never at the same pace, nor at the controlled rhythm, the balls come now and then, like the particles in space or the rain drops on the Autumn day...
Currently held
POETRY PASSAGE#7: EGILL SÆBJÖRNSSON, THE STAIRS
24.10.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác Czech artist Roman Štětina and Croatian artist, Damir Očko investigate the language’s behavior, its patterns of acting and an ability to evoke an action.
Currently held
OPEN STORAGE OF THE ART OF ASIA
24.10.2018 - 3.2.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác After almost ten years in the Kinský Palace, the Art of Asia exhibition is moving to the southern wing of the Trade Fair Palace’s first floor, where it will be shown in the so-called open storage.
Currently held
FRANTIŠEK HUDEČEK V KRESBĚ A GRAFICE 40. LET 20. STOLETÍ
24.10.2018 - 31.3.2019
Praha - Veletržní palác
Currently held
JOSEF ŠÍMA: THE ROAD TO LE GRAND JEU
26.10.2018 - 24.2.2019
Brno - Moravská galerie The exhibition project aims to map the Šíma’s work from the early 1930s. The focus of the project lies on the occasion of the first time in the Czech Republic to present in detail and on unique pieces and documents one of the most remarkable chapters of the Czech avant-garde art abroad - the Šíma’s main influence in the Parisian group "Le Grand Jeu".
Currently held
2 x 100
28.10.2018 - 31.1.2019
Praha - Národní muzeum The National Museum is twice as old as our republic. 200 years of collecting items related to both nature and people. 200 years of the desire for knowledge. For 200 years, the National Museum has been preserving the heritage of both the past and the present for future generations. The 200 exhibits forming the ‘2 x 100’ exhibition belong among the most important and interesting of the 20 million plus collection items kept and preserved by the National Museum.
Currently held
Czech-Slovak / Slovak-Czech Exhibition
28.10.2018 - 30.6.2019
Praha - Národní muzeum This exhibition in the Historical Building of the National Museum will introduce the history of the common state of Czechs and Slovaks.
Currently held
( Page 1 / 7 ) Next
