Karel Teige (1900–1951) was a Czech avant-garde theorist, art critic, and graphic designer, and one of the central figures of interwar Czech culture. He was the leading ideologist of the Devětsil group and championed constructivism, poetism, and surrealism, while also writing extensively on architecture and typography.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
70lectureWed 13.5.Parenting with Respect
65lectureWed 2.9.Taiwan Across Cities: 2 Lectures
64lectureWed 2.9.Conversation with Jaroslav Dušek and Josef Formánek
63lectureThu 8.10.Bohumil Pečinka & Petros Michopulos: Kecy a politika - Volební speciál
63lectureSat 24.10.Jaromír Hanzlík's Smiles
62lectureFri 29.5.Schools – On the Trail
62lectureWed 3.6.Schools – Poem in a Loop
60lectureMon 14.12.Jaromír Hanzlík's Smiles
59lectureFri 10.4.In Mahler's Footsteps – Audio Walk Through Prague
59lectureTue 8.9.The Music Digest
57lectureThu 3.9.Conversation with Jaroslav Dušek
57lectureSat 17.10.Beauty Days Ostrava - Beauty and Wellness Festival
A guided walk through the creative colony of Mrázovka, discovering the lives and legacies of avant-garde theorist Karel Teige, sci-fi author Ondřej Neff, and other cultural figures who shaped this neighbourhood.
A guided tour through the architecture and literature of Mrázovka reveals the avant-garde ideas of Karel Teige and his villa designed by Jan Gillar.