Josef Sudek (1896–1976) was a Czech photographer known as the "Poet of Prague." After losing his right arm in World War I, he turned fully to photography and co-founded the avant-garde Czech Photographic Society with Jaromír Funke. He is celebrated for his poetic black-and-white images of Prague, intimate still lifes, and the iconic Window of My Atelier series. His work is held in major collections worldwide, including the Met and the V&A.
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An exhibition exploring photographer Josef Sudek's creative dialogue with fellow artists and their shared fascination with the landscapes of northern Bohemia during the mid-20th century.
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An exhibition revealing photographer Josef Sudek's lesser-known friendships with artists united by their fascination with the landscapes of northern Bohemia.
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Documentary photography by Miroslav Hucek from 1987 documents the state of photographer Josef Sudek's studio. The exhibition offers an objective view of his abandoned workspace and home.
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An international exhibition bringing together classic Czech photography by Sudek and Funke with contemporary digital and AI technologies, exploring trust in imagery and photography's transformation.
A guided walk through Prague following the footsteps and photographic subjects of the legendary photographer Josef Sudek.