An exhibition of František Kříž's works at the Holandský dům Gallery. The project explores reality and the moment in his artistic practice.
An exhibition of travel sketches, maps and guides from the Middle Ages to the present day, showing how illustrators documented great expeditions and distant lands.
An exhibition of paintings by Václav Šrůtek at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Náchod.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
German painter Wolfgang Beltracchi presents his contemporary work in Prague for the first time – over 90 paintings and sculptures inspired by biblical stories. The exhibition at the Municipal House runs from May to September 2026.
A National Gallery collection exhibition showcasing the rich artistic heritage of Czechoslovakia's first two decades, featuring works by Czech, Slovak, and international masters from Picasso to van Gogh on the 3rd floor of Veletržní Palace.
Expressive painting by Tomáš Mitura on a monumental highway pillar wall, blending expressionism, street art, comics, and subcultural visuality.
An interactive exhibition about Sherlock Holmes invites you into the world of detective work – collect evidence, analyze clues, and solve cases alongside the legendary detective.
A permanent exhibition of European masterworks from the 16th to 18th centuries, featuring works by Dürer, Rubens, Goya and Rembrandt, with a new section on Baroque art in Bohemia.
Interactive audiovisual art gallery with 24 installations across two floors in central Prague. Features digital projections, video mapping, LED art and analog objects including mirror mazes and optical illusions.
An exhibition of giant sand sculptures in the castle park near Máchova Lake, featuring works by world-renowned sculptor Tomáš Bosambo depicting Czech personalities and local legends. Visitors can also create their own sculptures in a giant sandbox.
The National Agricultural Museum presents an exhibition dedicated to Žatec hops and a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. An interactive exhibition with a diorama, audiovisual materials, and guided tours.
An exhibition at the Bedřich Smetana Memorial explores the composer's family tree through photographs and genealogical records. Visitors discover the fates of his daughters from both marriages and see curious objects loaned by his descendants.
The South Moravian Museum showcases prehistoric and early medieval archaeological finds from the region, including rare ceramics, metalwork, jewellery, and weapons that reveal ancient trade networks and cultural connections.
A collective exhibition by three Academy of Fine Arts graduates exploring the subconscious, dreams, and imagination through charcoal, painting, and watercolor. Family workshops and artist talks included.
An interactive playroom dedicated to Hurvinek, one of the most iconic figures in Czech puppet theatre, now open at the Museum of Puppet Cultures in Chrudim. Children can meet puppets from the Spejbl and Hurvinek Theatre and participate in creative activities.
A major permanent exhibition showcasing over 1,300 objects of European applied art from antiquity to the present, organized thematically across six halls of the historic museum building.
A permanent exhibition of Czechoslovak architecture and lifestyle from 1956–1989 showcases works by prominent architects and designers in the context of everyday life. The National Gallery display reveals how architecture and design intertwined with housing, technology, labour, and culture in socialist Czechoslovakia.
A major collection exhibition of over 600 masterworks from antiquity to classicism, spanning Italian primitives, Renaissance and Baroque painting, and works by European masters across multiple centuries.
A fascinating exhibition showcasing the world of insects through preserved specimens, live animals, and stunning macro photographs, exploring both exotic species and local fauna alongside their cultural significance in mythology and art.
The prestigious Czech Press Photo competition showcases 800 outstanding journalistic photographs from 2025 documenting major events at home and abroad. The exhibition at the National Museum's New Building runs until November and includes guided tours with award-winning photojournalists.
The fourth instalment of the Angle of View project explores resilience as a form of resistance and relational quality. An exhibition with educational programming features work by eleven artists addressing psychological resilience and resilience.
An exhibition by UJEP Ústí nad Labem students and faculty explores the historic mountain Říp through contemporary art. The opening on May 15 at 17:00 is part of Gallery Night with workshops, music, and the band DLD.
The Signal Festival creators open a new digital art space with eight exhibitions by world artists, a children's zone, and interactive installations. Echoes of Tomorrow offers a glimpse into the future through cutting-edge technology.
A ten-day ticket for 750 CZK provides access to all National Gallery Prague collection exhibitions, featuring works by world masters and leading Czech artists.
A travelling exhibition exploring the lives of Czech and Moravian nobility after 1945, featuring lectures, conversations and a film screening.
An exhibition of five photographers showcasing urban scenes from 1983 to the present. The opening reception is on April 2 at 5 p.m. at the Museum of Photography in Jindřichův Hradec.
A unique hand-carved mechanical display inspired by Dante's Inferno, featuring eleven moving scenes of infernal punishments. Open April to October in a former carriage house at Houska Castle.
An exhibition of painter Jindřích Bílek (1950–2014) showcasing his figurative compositions where music and painting intertwine. Blue color and jazz motifs are key elements of his energetic artistic vision.
A retrospective exhibition of Brno painter and musician Josef Vohrabal (1908–1994) traces his artistic journey from realistic nudes to modern geometric expression using encaustic technique, showcasing a pivotal figure of Czech post-war modernism.
Unique panoramic photographs by Věra and Miroslav Chalupníčků capture Slaný in 1948, a turbulent post-war period. These technically exceptional images are displayed for the first time.
An exhibition by three artists combining charcoal drawings, paintings, and watercolours exploring the subconscious, dreams, and imagination. The project showcases works by Richard Nestler, Matouš Marek, and Marie Ladrová.
The second part of an annual exhibition cycle explores the image as a record of its own creation process. Featuring visual artist Jan Nálevka, the group AAAAA4, musician Ian Mikyska, and graphic designer Adéla Svobodová.
A permanent exhibition in Wortner House showcasing medieval sacred art and modern works from the interwar period to contemporary times, with a unique architectural design that evokes the spiritual origins of the artworks.
A permanent educational exhibition at the Moravian Gallery in Brno that presents visual art through six chapters exploring its role in human life. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, statues, posters, and photographs from the gallery's holdings.
A new permanent gallery of Jan Zrzavý at Telč Castle presents over thirty works from the National Gallery Prague, including the recently acquired Portrait of Miss Tydlitátová and the famous Cleopatra.
The monumental sculptural group 'Market and Slaughterhouse' by Adam Trbuška and Arthur Magrot won the 'Art for the City' competition. Installed in front of Holešovická Market, it symbolizes economic cycles of prosperity and crisis through contrasting figures of a bull and a bear.
Opening of a landscape astrophotography exhibition by Andrei Fojtíková and Miroslava Nečasová, featuring a guided tour, lecture, and discussion on the joys and challenges of astrophotography.
An interactive exhibition at Chvalský Castle takes you on a journey around the world inspired by Jules Verne's classic novel. Complete tasks, collect clues and traverse nine continents in a unique blend of exhibition and escape game.
A travelling exhibition showcasing 1,985 butterfly species from the Czech Central Highlands, with interactive elements, educational programmes, and special themed nights for families and school groups.
A paleoart exhibition at the Moravian Land Museum showcases Czech and Slovak artists specializing in scientific reconstruction of prehistoric creatures and landscapes. See paintings and models of dinosaurs, mammoths, and ancient ecosystems, with an optional family workshop led by artist Petr Modlitba.
A monumental Passion nativity carved by the Šedin family depicts the final fifty days of Jesus Christ's life with over two hundred figures. This unique masterpiece is one of the world's largest and visitors can enjoy guided tours directly from its creators.
An exhibition honouring communities destroyed by Nazi occupation, featuring photographs, documents, and personal testimonies. Special events include lectures and discussions with family members of Holocaust victims.
An exhibition by contemporary Czech artists exploring human thought, fear of the unknown, and individual responsibility. Through installations, reliefs, and videos, it examines how words and decisions shape human dignity.
An exhibition of model railway layouts and equipment in Žatec, showcasing the work of a dedicated model railway club. Perfect for enthusiasts of miniature trains and railway technology.
The third exhibition in the Elites of Great Moravia series showcases 243 artefacts exploring Christianity in the 9th century, including unique jewellery, gilded bronze plaques, and a rarely seen iron cross from Bojná.
An exhibition and lecture marking the 80th anniversary of the trial of Nazi state minister Karl Hermann Frank, featuring authentic audio recordings from the court proceedings recently discovered in the Czech Radio archive.
An intimate exhibition of animal and nature models built from the SEVA® construction kit, curated by Petr Šimr, creator of the World of Bricks® project. Features a play area and competition for visitors of all ages.
An exhibition of ceramics and sculpture bridging historical and contemporary artistic approaches, where century-old works meet new creations in a converted industrial gallery space.
The 20th anniversary sand sculpture exhibition on the Otava embankment in Písek features eight monumental works made from one hundred tons of sand, celebrating the city's history, nature and contemporary life.
The fourth Ve věci umění biennale, subtitled Necessary Desires, brings contemporary art to three venues across Praha and Pardubice. Entry is free for the full duration of the exhibition.
An exhibition of typographic work by Jan Solpera showcasing his distinctive calligraphic approach to title compositions and deep knowledge of typeface history. Curated by graphic designers Zuzana Burgrová and Robert V. Novák.
A permanent collection exhibition at the National Gallery Prague presenting 323 Czech artworks from 1939 to the present, exploring art as historical testimony across a transformative era.
A comprehensive collection exhibition featuring over 450 works by 150 artists from 1796–1918, including masterpieces by Klimt, Munch, van Gogh, and Picasso. The display explores European art across three thematic sections spanning the long 19th century.
Interactive exhibition about fear for children aged 5–10 featuring installations, sound collages, and architectural games. Entry by advance booking only, 120 CZK.
Hit by News showcases four hundred works by international artists exploring the relationship between print, media, and society from the early twentieth century to today.
A partial reconstruction of Czech artist Jiří Kolář's award-winning presentation at the 1969 São Paulo Biennial, featuring works from Czech collections and archival materials exploring art and politics during a turbulent era.
The annual "Sandy World" sand sculpture exhibition in Lednice showcases new creations made from sea sand and water. This year's theme is "Role Reversal: People and Animals", offering a unique artistic experience near the UNESCO-listed Lednice Castle.
A retrospective of Jiří Petrbok's self-portraits and explorations of identity from the 1990s to today. The DOX exhibition presents his work as a personal diary full of returns, emotions, and existential questions.
The exhibition celebrates the 100th anniversary of Hurvínek, one of the most famous Czech puppets. The display features his creator Gustav Nosek and offers interactive elements, educational programmes, and evening puppet performances.
Krištof Kintera's sculptural installations made from recycled electronic waste create a futuristic urban landscape that critiques technological progress and consumer culture.
A permanent multimedia exhibition in a historic 1658 Baroque water tower exploring Prague's fire history, firefighting heritage, and water infrastructure through video mapping, animations, and virtual reality. Climb 178 steps for panoramic views from the top.
An interactive gastronomy exhibition for children and families at Prague's National Agricultural Museum. Visitors explore the history of food, test their senses, and try shopping in a children's shop.
A decade-long exhibition celebrating the lives and artistic legacy of Meda and Jan Mládek, post-war exile figures, featuring their Washington home furnishings, personal items, and artworks at Rosice Castle.
A new long-term collection exhibition featuring artworks from GASK's holdings spanning the early 20th century to today, designed as a thematic journey inspired by Joseph Campbell's exploration of shared mythological and spiritual foundations.
A magical exhibition at Děčín Castle showcases over a thousand artifacts from Andrea Vendolska's collection inspired by the Harry Potter universe. Visitors can explore the wizarding world, view rare collectibles, and join guided tours with the collection's creator.
A monumental sculptural ensemble by Adam Trbušek and Artur Magrot exploring the symbolism of bull and bear markets through interconnected bronze figures in the historic Holešovice market hall.
A private collection of over 1,000 dolls and prams, featuring the largest Czech collection of Spanish Squinkies from the 1990s and porcelain figurines by renowned international artists.
A chamber exhibition at the National Gallery commemorates Czech artist Jiří Kolář's participation in the prestigious 1969 São Paulo Biennial, where he won an international award. The show reconstructs his presentation and explores the complex political context of Czechoslovak participation during the Cold War.
A special guided tour of Český Šternberk Castle for families where children discover the life of the noble Sternberg family and the secrets of this medieval castle through engaging activities.
An exhibition exploring the veneration of saints' remains through 18 extraordinary artworks crafted from thousands of glass stones and gold threads. Visitors can choose between self-guided exploration with audio commentary or guided tours led by the exhibition's creator.
A major exhibition celebrating the 200th anniversary of industrial pioneer Vojta Náprstek, showcasing his remarkable collection of 19th-century technological innovations and everyday objects that shaped modern life.
This exhibition marks the 200th anniversary of Vojta Náprstek's birth, a pioneering Czech entrepreneur and collector who founded one of the nation's earliest museums. Over 420 artefacts chronicle his life, collections, and influence on 19th-century Czech society.
A retrospective of Czech painter and glass artist Vladimír Kopecký, who blends gestural painting with geometric abstraction. The exhibition features approximately twenty works including paintings, drawings, and glass installations.
This international exhibition brings together works by Italian artist Laura Mega and Czech artist Daniel Pešta in a dialogue about social relevance, psychological defence mechanisms, and the emotional power of textiles.
A poetic exhibition exploring the relationship between plants and architecture through imaginative house models overgrown with medicinal plants.
World-renowned photographer Josef Koudelka presents his iconic Invasion 68 series – 50 black-and-white photographs from August 1968 in Prague that became a symbol of resistance against Soviet occupation.
Two artists explore the body and identity in the age of social media through embroidered images and concrete sculptures. The exhibition runs alongside Tomáš Němec's parallel show.
An exhibition by two artists exploring body, identity, and intimacy through self-portraits, embroidered works, and sculptures that blur the boundary between human and non-human forms.
A photography project by Gabriela Bulisova and Marek Isaac investigating Lake Baikal's ecological crisis through experimental photography and multi-channel video installations.
A dual exhibition merging visual art with sound and spatial experience. František Kyncl showcases constructive art and phonetic paintings from the Trommel drum, while Martin Janíček presents interactive sound installations.
An exhibition celebrating the historic Circle of Women Artists from the early 20th century, which championed women's professional status in art. Features works by Minka Podhajská, Julie Winterová-Mezerová, Anna Macková and other artists.
A permanent exhibition exploring the history of the Church of St. Nicholas Bell Tower and Prague's city watch service. Visitors can explore bell-ringers' apartments, the watch room, the bell chamber, and a Cold War observation post with views over Malostranské Square.
Explore the artistic legacy of Czech painter and graphic designer Oldřich Kulhánek, creator of modern Czech banknotes, through this comprehensive exhibition at the Czech National Bank.
A new permanent exhibition exploring gold history and its significance to Czech coronation jewels, featuring interactive augmented reality experiences and replicas of historic artifacts.
A comprehensive exhibition presenting Pablo Picasso through over 100 original works and personal documents. Features the Czech premiere of a unique Cubist still life from the Dr. Fritz Nathan collection.
A temporary exhibition exploring Vyšehrad's rich history from prehistory to the present through unique artifacts, period photographs, and physical models, with special focus on Vratislaus I, Charles IV, and the fortress's military past.
An exhibition dedicated to Rabbi Richard Feder, who led the restoration of Jewish religious life in Czechoslovakia after World War II. Petra Goldflamová Štětinová's comic-book style merges history with artistic vision.
An exhibition showcasing archaeological finds from the vanished castle Melice and settlement development on the Drahanská Highlands from the 11th to 15th centuries, featuring interactive installations with holograms and 3D projections.
An exhibition exploring eggs from natural science, developmental, and cultural-symbolic perspectives. Discover the remarkable diversity of bird eggs, mammalian embryos, and the symbolic meaning of eggs across world cultures.
Interactive exhibition about fear for children aged 5 and up and their parents. Through games, sound installations, and architectural elements, visitors explore fear in different settings and learn that the unknown can be an opportunity.
A new permanent exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art explores Czech 20th-century art through critical examination of traditional categories like school, style, and generation. Over 180 works by 140 artists including Kubišta, Preisler, and Filla will be on display until January 2030.
An interactive exhibition for children that combines play with imagination development. A space full of visual impressions and creative activities at the Museum of Prague.
An exhibition of painter Ida Münzberg (1876–1955) showcases her portraits and landscapes of Těšínska. The work of this Vienna art school graduate is displayed in the museum's historic building through the end of August.
An exhibition of Czechoslovak toys from 1945 to 1990 at Přerov's museum showcases hundreds of pieces from a private collection and museum holdings. Toys are displayed in authentic settings – sandbox, children's room, toy shop – with workshops, guided tours, and lectures.
A travelling exhibition exploring the Jewish history of Vinohrady presents little-known figures and photographs. The display includes a tile from the former synagogue and views of the district's panorama from the town hall tower.
Telč celebrates the 350th anniversary of the death of Františka Slavatová, a patron who transformed the city into an architecturally unified UNESCO site. Seven institutions present exhibitions, educational programmes, and ceremonial events from spring to autumn 2026.
A photographic exhibition on modern South Bohemian architecture of the 20th century presents nineteen panels with buildings divided into thirteen thematic groups, from civic amenities to industrial structures.
Lemberk Castle opens its season with an exhibition on its history, Easter decorations, and guided tours in Czech and German.
Japanese-style Sumi-e paintings by SimOna Vinš displayed in the oratory of a baroque church at Konojedy Castle. Traditional ink technique captures the essence of nature's four gentlemen through meditative brushwork.
A long-term exhibition of sculptor František Bílek's work in his house in Chýnov showcases his Hussite-themed pieces, reliefs, and monument designs from the second half of his career.
An exhibition tracing Czech ceramic design from the 1950s to 1970s, showcasing industrial products and works by renowned designers influenced by the Brussels style of Expo 58.
An experiential installation in a historic wooden church from 1605 blends past and present through interactive elements and narration by actor Jaroslav Plesl. Suitable for curious visitors aged 7 and above.
Photographer Lena Knappova showcases her intimate backstage portraits from Paris Fashion Week in a specially designed exhibition space at Moravian Gallery through September 2026.
This exhibition showcases 350 works selected from 2,171 acquisitions made by the Prague City Gallery over fourteen years. Curator Magdalena Juříková presents a diverse collection spanning painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installations that document shifts in the contemporary art scene from established artists to emerging creators.
An exhibition exploring the vase as one of humanity's oldest and most enduring cultural forms. The show traces the vase's evolution from prehistory to the present through six thematic sections, presenting works from museum collections – from ceramics and porcelain to glass and metal.
Tour the Beneš Villa complex in Sezimovo Ústí, featuring the Dr. Edvard Beneš Memorial exhibition, a park walk, and the villa's original interiors with period furnishings and personal belongings of the president and his wife.
The third edition of the Sculptures in the Streets project brings ten abstract Corten steel sculptures by renowned artist Iva Mrázková to Trutnov. The exhibition connects the city centre with Gallery EPO1 and is freely accessible to all.
Polish painter Katarzyna Wyszkowska presents her new exhibition Perfect World at Pragovka, a multi-layered narrative installation selected from over 200 submissions. Part of the gallery's 2026 season exploring mutual benefits.
An exhibition by Martin Nytry and Iva Davidová exploring contemporary art within Pragovka Gallery's 2026 season theme of Mutual Benefits.
Guided tour of Semler Residence, the most renowned realization of Adolf Loos's architectural concept in Plzeň. Explore a masterpiece of Raumplan design with six levels of interconnected spaces arranged around a central living hall.
A retrospective exhibition of painter and sculptor Miloš Ševčík traces his artistic journey from figurative motifs to abstract biomorphic structures, exploring the essence of human existence through form and abstraction.
An exhibition of artworks by Petr Hájek at the historic Vodní hrad Švihov.
An exhibition of Jan Vytiska's paintings exploring folkloric imagination, mythological figures, and rituals in contemporary art. Opening reception on June 11 at 18:00.
An exhibition by Radka Bodzewicz reflecting on Goethe's Faust through Jung's concept of human desire archetypes, combining classical art techniques with virtual reality and 3D printing.
An exhibition of photographs and artworks by Julian Lennon titled "Mosaic" at Leica Gallery Prague.
The opening of Eva Hudcová-Červinková's exhibition showcases original Art-Protis tapestries created using a unique Brno textile technique, alongside paintings and other works by the artist.
An expanded exhibition on interwar Japanese architecture explores the fusion of traditional Japanese and European modernist elements. The Okolo curatorial team presents photographic documentation and graphic design focused on residential buildings and public works from the 1920s–1930s.
A comprehensive retrospective of Czech fashion designer Liběna Rochová, featuring over 125 garments and her private archive, exploring the intersection of fashion, art, and sculpture across seven immersive rooms.
An interactive exhibition about the foundations of civilization featuring over 20 hands-on exhibits exploring writing, cities, trade, religion, and domestication.
Guided tours of architect Dušan Jurkovič's 1906 Art Nouveau villa, one of Brno's most significant architectural monuments. Czech commentary is included; English and German tours available by advance booking.
A geological exhibition showcasing minerals, rocks and fossils from the Ostrava region, including rare Carboniferous holotypes and historic collections spanning over eighty years.
A permanent natural history exhibition showcasing the biotopes and landscapes of the Ostrava region, from agricultural land through floodplain forests to industrial cityscape.
Three new exhibitions dedicated to Czech literary figures: Jan Neruda's journalism, Stanislav Kostka Neumann's poetry, and T. R. Field's nonsense verse, presented within the Museum of Literature's permanent exhibition.
An exhibition by Czech photographer Martin Wágner presenting digitized vintage negatives from 1900–1945, collected from flea markets and antique shops as a valuable archive of Central European history.
An exhibition showcasing the complete collection of 54 sculptures by Vladimir Preclík displayed as an open storage, complemented by additional works from the gallery's holdings.
An exhibition mapping 15 years of puppet-making instruction at DAMU, showcasing student work created in studio R086. The show includes early, imperfect pieces that reveal the learning process.
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An online retrospective of Czech painter Zdenek Rykr marking the 125th anniversary of his birth, with expert commentary.
A retrospective exhibition of Czech fashion designer Liběna Rochová traces her creative journey from 1980s experiments to the present, where garments become a language of the body and society.
An interactive family game TanGram guides you through the life of Czechoslovakia's first president Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk in his native Hodonín. The exhibition in a Baroque château combines worksheets with comic illustrations, audiovisual programmes, and archival film.
A comprehensive exhibition showcasing approximately 500 Neolithic Venuses from the museum's collections, including many previously unseen artefacts. The interactive programme features clay modelling and dramatic games for children.
Photography exhibition by Jan Cerny exploring the concept of flow state at the Moravian Gallery in Brno.
A solo exhibition by fashion designer Jan Cerny, winner of the Czech Grand Design 2024 award, presenting his innovative approach to menswear inspired by art and street wear.
Opening of David Macháč's photographic exhibition about allotment gardening colonies as a cultural phenomenon, featuring vibrant images from across Central and Western Europe.
A solo exhibition by sculptor Stanislav Malý showcasing his wooden sculptures with organic forms and a philosophical message about humanity's connection to nature.
An exhibition celebrating architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and his iconic Villa Tugendhat in Brno.
The National Gallery Prague celebrates 230 years of its existence with an exhibition in the south wing of the Trade Fair Palace. The ten-chapter exhibition presents the institution's development from 1796 to the present through approximately 70 works from all the gallery's collections.
A unique exhibition reveals the anatomy of Prague's monuments through the "X-ray vision" of painter Tomáš Rygl. Over 36 paintings expose the hidden logic and principles of famous buildings from Prague Castle to Vyšehrad.
An exhibition dedicated to insect metamorphosis, featuring detailed scientific drawings of the life cycles of various insect species.
An exhibition dedicated to Alphonse Mucha showcases the work of one of the most significant Czech Art Nouveau artists. Visitors will discover his iconic posters, paintings, and applied arts that defined the visual style of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
An exhibition of photographs by German photographer Karl-Heinz Raach documenting Canada in the 1980s, from the Atlantic coast to the Arctic regions.
An exhibition of 121 historical wind instruments from a Prague collector's 40-year collection, featuring rare Czech pieces and a clarinet from 1798, displayed in an 18th-century timber-framed house.
The first major Czech exhibition of William Kentridge, one of the most important contemporary artists. The show explores his work shaped by apartheid and engages with social, historical, and universal themes of human life.
An exhibition of Slovak artist Rudolf Sikora's multimedia work spanning painting, drawing, and photography, exploring existential and ecological themes.
A 30th-anniversary exhibition exploring the Dancing House's history, architecture, and creation through archival materials, photographs, and original artifacts, with special access to technical spaces and collaboration with Frank O. Gehry Foundation.
Adam Kašpar's exhibition investigates beginnings, foundations, and metamorphosis through visual art. A distinctive perspective on fundamental questions of human existence.
A medieval Seated Madonna from the 10th–12th century in the Museum Montanelli collection is featured in the major National Museum exhibition on the Premyslids, spanning over 500 years of Czech history.
The largest historical exhibition in recent years showcases over 900 artefacts from Czech and international collections, tracing the Premyslid dynasty's development from the 8th to 14th century within a broader European context.
The interactive sculpture Wish by Dušan Zahoranský invites visitors to create their own messages by manipulating movable letters in the heart of Hradec Králové.
An exhibition of illustrations by Czech artist Zdeněk Burian showcasing adventure scenes from prehistoric times, inspired by archaeological discoveries and the regional history of Podorlicka.
An exhibition marking the 120th anniversary of architecture historian Václav Mencl, featuring one hundred photographs from his archive in the Strážnice Castle gallery.
A retrospective of sculptor Maria Bartuszová showcases her groundbreaking work exploring the interplay of matter, emptiness, and tactile sensation. The exhibition at the Museum of Art Olomouc traces key stages of her practice from biomorphic forms to experimental casting techniques.
Exhibition of sculptor Pavlína Kvita in the Baroque monastery garden of Broumov Monastery, featuring works that blend organic and austere forms with personal mythology and the human and animal world.
An exhibition of Pavlína Kvita's sculptures in the Broumov monastery garden, featuring new works on the archetypes of animus, anima, and the fallen angel.
Spanish artist Noemí Peña Sánchez presents photographs and audiovisual installations created during her artistic residency in Opava. An interactive project exploring dialogue between artist and city.
An exhibition of photographs by Miroslav Machotka capturing the urban landscape of Roudnice nad Labem and the Labe River region using traditional photographic methods without digital manipulation.
The first comprehensive exhibition of painter Tomáš Němec presents his work from still lifes and portraits to landscapes and intimate nudes, exploring themes of fragility and transience.
An exhibition of socialist-era public art from the Moravian-Silesian Region (1948–1989): monumental sculptures, monuments, and murals that surrounded people on housing estates and near factories.
An interdisciplinary exhibition exploring human emotions inspired by Paul Ekman's research. The project combines paintings, installations, sculptures, and performative elements.
An interdisciplinary exhibition by five Czech artists exploring primary emotions through painting, installations, sculptures, performances, and collages, based on Paul Ekman's research on human emotions.
An exhibition celebrating the pioneering work of Daisy Mrázková, featuring her children's books, illustrations, and landscape paintings.
An exhibition by Ostrava sculptor Jaroslav Koléšek showcases his preparatory models and finished sculptures for public spaces. Models made from simple materials reveal the artist's creative process and distinctive approach.
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 monumental wooden installation by Čestmír Suška in the Žatec synagogue explores the boundaries between interior and exterior, between solid matter and its disruption.
An exhibition of oil paintings by Petr Nikl exploring silence as a space of transformation through three cycles: colorful flowers and butterflies, black-and-white portraits of children, and self-portraits.
The seventh edition of Art in the City showcases four monumental white sculptures by Michal Gabriel. The figures of Life, Death, Injustice, and War rush forward on wheels sprouting from their limbs, creating striking dynamism and design elegance.
An exhibition by graffiti pioneer Matěj Olmer featuring large-scale abstract canvases and liquid paints that explore the boundary between physical tension and sensory experience.
A retrospective exhibition of sculptor and painter Zdenek Hůla showcasing his works spanning over five decades, from painting and sculpture to objects and conceptual pieces.
Czech photographer Marek Boguszak presents his latest works and award-winning series, transforming desert landscapes into abstract compositions.
A monographic exhibition of Anna Zemánková showcases her artistic evolution from early drawings through collages to later mixed-media works combining painting, embroidery, and textiles.
An exhibition of artistic ceramics from the Plzeň region spanning the 1950s and 1960s, highlighting the region's rich ceramic heritage.
A special castle tour for children at Frýdlant that combines history with interactive rooms where kids can touch exhibits, sit on a throne, and paint a souvenir picture.
An exhibition exploring different interpretations of Mácha's classic work at the historic Bezděz Castle.
An exhibition of paintings by Czech realist Petr Malina, known for his consistent style and accessible approach to depicting the world.
A showcase of student artwork from the basic art school, featuring summer creative works.
Paintings by Vlaďka Zborníková on display at Bezděz Castle. The works blend landscape and dreamlike imagery in the unique atmosphere of this historic site.
An exhibition featuring replicas of Czech coronation jewels, Habsburg family possessions, and a reconstructed Baroque imperial bedroom. It marks five centuries since the Habsburgs took the Czech throne.
A centennial exhibition dedicated to Hurvínek, the iconic Czech puppet, returning to its birthplace in Plzeň.
An exhibition exploring architecture and daily life across Prague, Paris and Athens through paintings, objects and spatial installations by Néphéli Barbas and Martin Herold.
Two Czech contemporary artists, Lucie Rosická and Nikola Emma Ryšavá, present their works in a joint exhibition exploring distinct creative approaches to modern art.
An exhibition of paintings and photographs exploring the theme of mountains, featuring works by Libor Veselý and Michal Brouček, curated by Tereza Petišková.
Solo exhibition by fashion designer Jan Černý exploring the concept of flow state. A massive pendulum made of Czech crystals and 24 figurines in Jan Société designs dominate the skylight hall.
An exhibition exploring the travels and collecting activities of the Lichnovský noble family in the 19th and 20th centuries, part of a National Heritage Institute project on how aristocratic journeys shaped castle collections and interiors.
An interactive exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Františka Plamínková, a pioneering women's rights advocate and anti-Nazi activist, featuring personal artifacts, photographs, and her extensive library.
Two Czech artists explore the interplay of color, surface, and space in a nearly 1000 m² reconstructed barn, using light and chromatic fields to redefine the architecture.
An exhibition of drawings by Czech illustrator Zdeněk Burián showcasing prehistoric adventure scenes grounded in archaeological research, with activities designed for children.
An interactive exhibition bringing Sherlock Holmes's Victorian London to life, where visitors hunt for clues and crack mysteries. The opening night on 25 June includes a podcast, live cello, and a dance performance.
Antonín Gerž's photography exhibition features his explorations of Czech historical monuments. The images reveal the beauty of these landmarks through a unique artistic lens.
A permanent exhibition featuring twelve vehicles from the socialist era, including three prototypes and the unique Czechoslovak electric car EMA. Visitors can sit in some cars and view historical photographs from the period.
A permanent exhibition exploring hunting as a traditional profession, lifestyle, and cultural practice. Interactive displays combine museum collections, virtual effects, and touch-screen games in an immersive setting.
A permanent interactive exhibition exploring fishing and Czech pond farming traditions, featuring live aquariums, films, and audiovisual technology. Ideal for families with children.
An interactive exhibition about water in the landscape featuring a three-dimensional model of the Czech Republic and experimental glass cylinders. Ideal for families, with free admission for children and young people.
An interactive exhibition tracing agriculture from prehistoric times to modern technology. Children and youth under 18 enter free and can try traditional crafts.
An interactive family exhibition about Leonardo da Vinci offers playful experiments and discovery of Renaissance genius. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., last entry at 5:30 p.m.
The Lobzy Museum celebrates three Wartburg anniversaries: 70 years of the model 311, 60 years of the type 353, and 35 years since the end of W 1.3 production.
An exhibition exploring the evolution of fortifications from prehistory to modern times at Dobrošov Fortress, featuring interactive displays, underground passages, and virtual reality experiences.
An exhibition showcasing traditional folk musical instruments, their construction, materials, and acoustic properties.
An exhibition of traditional Czech wooden toys at the South Moravian Museum, featuring beloved children's hobby horses and their history.
An exhibition of historical puppets from Milan Knížák's collection showcasing nearly 500 pieces including puppets, props, and decorations from around the world. The display in Strážnice Castle gallery explores puppetry as both visual art and craft.
Interactive LEGO exhibition at Blatná Castle featuring themed zones from The Lord of the Rings, Back to the Future, and more. Visitors can build and complete challenges to become citizens of Czech Repubrick.
An exhibition at the National Technical Museum presents archival stories of Central Bohemian buildings, revealing their rich history and distinctive character.
The exhibition traces a century of the House of Art in Ostrava through the concept of trace—from physical imprints to the search for lost elements of the collections and the institution's identity.
An expansive exhibition by Pavel Holeček transforms an industrial space into an alien landscape. The Neokosmos installation creates an autonomous world with its own rhythm and laws.
An audiovisual exhibition in a former nuclear bunker showcasing the stories of five witnesses to war and communism from the Olomouc region.
Photographer Šmahel returns to the gallery after five decades away. Following a 20-year break, he has been shooting intensively since 2022.
Photography exhibition by Antonín Pucherny displayed in the tower of Vodní Hrad Lipý.
A retro exhibition of building blocks and construction toys for the whole family. Step back into the world of classic toys and nostalgia.
Exhibition opening featuring the work of three painters - Tomáš Jetela, Tomáš Němec, and Václav Misař - at The Chemistry Gallery. A showcase of their latest creations.
An exhibition showcasing artistic ceramics from the Plzeň region during the 1950s and 1960s.
A LEGO exhibition celebrating Czech themes for families of all ages. An interactive adventure through worlds of imagination and creativity.
Hesham Malik's photographic exhibition exploring the visual contrast between angelic and demonic imagery.
An intimate exhibition of painter Jindřich Ulrich showcases over fifty miniature oil paintings and his postage stamp designs. Ulrich's precise work draws inspiration from the 18th century and court culture, emphasizing masterful craftsmanship and rich detail.
The tenth edition of the Czech Republic's largest non-commercial showcase of glass and jewellery features five thematic exhibitions exploring contemporary design, tradition, and innovative technologies.
A curated selection from the private art collection of Czech designer and sculptor Rony Plesl, showcasing his personal taste and artistic vision at Magnus Art Gallery.
A travelling exhibition exploring the lives of Czech and Moravian nobility who built cultural bridges across political and national boundaries after World War II. The programme features lectures, discussions, documentary screenings, and a podcast visit.
Anonymous street artist TIMO presents intimate drawings and objects exploring inner feelings and spaces that shape individual character and collective mood in this discreet gallery exhibition.
A rediscovery of Josef Führich's Stations of the Cross, a sacred artistic work that has faded from public memory.
A permanent interactive exhibition of historic tractors at the National Agricultural Museum, where visitors can experience driving simulators and training equipment, and children can play on pedal-powered tractor toys.
Interactive experience trail for children aged 4 to 7 where they search for lost tools and learn about basic hand tools in a playful way, guided by the puppet TEMULDA.
The National Gallery in Prague offers free admission for all children and young people under 15 to all its collection exhibitions and special exhibitions. Free entry also applies to disability pass holders, club members, and other groups; adults with a Komerční banka card receive a 20% discount.
Tour of the Astronomical Tower and Baroque library at Klementinum, a former Jesuit college in central Prague.
This exhibition marks the 380th anniversary of the four-month siege of Brno by the Swedish army in 1645. Through personal stories, artifacts, and an accompanying programme, visitors learn about the defenders' heroism and the hardships of war.
An exhibition featuring a rare Gothic window fragment from a historic church, part of a project revealing the cultural heritage of Fulnek and the surrounding region.
An exhibition commemorating 80 years since the end of World War II, featuring mechanical toys from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia – from wind-up figurines and dolls to military construction sets and toy trains.
An intimate exhibition in the Buquoy Library at Nové Hrady Castle showcases 18th–20th century travel literature and tells the story of Count Buquoy's hunting expedition to Ceylon. Part of a nationwide National Heritage Institute project.
A permanent gallery of over 200 classic cars from world-famous brands, featuring a unique Porsche 911 collection and rare racing vehicles, located in a shopping centre near Prague Airport.
Interactive exhibition celebrating the Olympic Games with movement challenges and stations where children can test the skills of real athletes and learn about famous Šumperk sports heroes.
The exhibition in Rožmberk Palace presents gifts received by President Petr Pavel in 2025 from foreign dignitaries, regional representatives, and citizens. Among the exhibits are unique items from around the world, including a Mongolian sword and a Japanese plate.
An exhibition celebrating 1050 years since the first written mention of Starý Plzenec (976) showcases the city's history through artifacts, castle and church models, and photographs. An interactive medieval section for children features costumes, games, and hands-on activities.
An exhibition commemorating 400 years of the Jesuits in Kutná Hora. Over 50 artefacts from the 17th and 18th centuries reveal their influence on education, science, architecture and society.
A year-long exhibition at Lobkowicz Palace traces the history of writing from ancient tablets through inkwells and seals to First Republic typewriters, featuring autographs of world figures and curious porcelain inkwells.
An exhibition exploring the fate of Czech noble estates after 1945 and the impact of presidential decrees on castles. The free open-air installation at Slatiňany State Castle runs through October.
This exhibition presents Paleolithic ornaments and the techniques used to make them, featuring a hands-on jewelry workshop for families and themed creative activities.
A traveling exhibition exploring animal sexuality and reproduction through science and playful presentation, suitable for families with children and adults alike.
A permanent exhibition in Hodonín u Kunštátu documents the complex history of a camp from 1938 onwards, including its use as a labour, penal, and Gypsy camp. Visitors learn about prisoners' fates through documents, videos, photographs, and a replica prison barrack.
An exhibition of paper models of Czech castles and fortresses in the basement of Sychrov State Castle's visitor centre. Intricately crafted models showcase structures such as Kačina, Červená Lhota, Karlštejn and the Church of St. Barbara from an unconventional perspective.
An exhibition of 165 drawings by Jiří Matuška showcasing the distinctive flora and fauna of the Pálava Protected Landscape Area. The freely accessible gallery runs through August in Mikulov's historic arcade.
An exhibition of works by creators from Těptín at KC Kamenice, featuring pieces made with passion and distinctive artistic vision.
An interactive space expedition for families featuring a museum exhibition and hands-on activities in the geopark - from rocket launches to lunar landings.
An exhibition of photographs and taxidermied specimens of Czech wildlife by Vlastimil Procházka at the Rokycany museum. Ideal for families and school groups, open through the end of August.
An exhibition exploring 620 years of brewing heritage in Chomutov. Opening with a guided tour and free admission.
The largest Czech historical exhibition of recent decades presents the Premyslids through more than 900 artifacts from European institutions. The exposition at the National Museum tells the story of the dynasty from its origins to its demise in 1306.
The Olomouc Regional Museum opens an expanded exhibition about boats featuring two unique historical monoxyla – a Celtic boat from the 3rd century BCE and an oak boat from the 16th century.
An exhibition exploring buildings inspired by ancient and Egyptian architecture in Czech garden heritage sites. Held in the historic Kunín Castle, one of northern Moravia's finest Baroque estates.
An exhibition of approximately one hundred cold weapons from regional museum collections, tracing their development from ancient times to the modern era, including swords, daggers, Oriental blades, and armor.
An exhibition about the social life of insects featuring live insectariums and educational programmes for schools at a modern visitor centre in the Žďárské Vrchy.
An exhibition celebrating fifty years of Cinema Hvězda in Přerov, a unique 1970s building that functioned as both a modern cinema and a nuclear shelter. The opening is on 14 May, with the full exhibition running through November.
A group exhibition exploring food as a cultural and social phenomenon through works by the Polévka na Baru collective, featuring participatory happenings where visitors become part of the ritual.
Central Europe's largest outdoor equipment exhibition featuring over 2,000 models of tents, sleeping bags, and gear from 160 brands. New highlights include a children's section, via ferrata equipment, and ultralight gear.
An exhibition marking the 250th anniversary of Josef Ladislav Jandera's birth, a native of Hořice, patron, and priest of the Premonstratensian order. The opening reception takes place on Saturday as part of the Museum Nights Festival.
A guided tour through the Hvozd building at Port 1560 brewery blends beer-making technology with artistic dream-world installations. Meet your guide, a group of ghosts, and a giant head.
An interactive fairy tale tour in darkness for children aged 4–8, where they meet classic characters like Cinderella and Rapunzel.
Guided tour of an authentically reconstructed brewery with original 100-year-old equipment and an interactive 1900s pub experience.
An exhibition examining how data shapes and reflects questions of power and sovereignty.
A group exhibition exploring how data and computational technology threaten personal and state sovereignty. Czech and international artists examine digital freedom through installations, films, and software art.
Photography exhibition by Jan Vytiska exploring abandoned villages and forgotten landscapes at Kampus Hybernská.
An exhibition of works by Václav Šípoš combining music and drawing at the Church of St. Wenceslas in Opava. Free entry.
An exhibition revealing the invisible work of restorers and conservators who protect cultural heritage. Discover the fundamental processes and modern methods behind the preservation of artworks.
An exhibition of student artwork from fine art programmes, featuring the creative vision and innovative ideas of emerging artists.
An exhibition of Josef Sudek's industrial photographs - wires, rails, and machines - spanning from the 1920s through his New Objectivity period.
A solo exhibition of paintings, drawings, and photographs by Antonín Střížek, a key figure in the neorealist movement of the 1980s-90s. His intimate visual world encompasses urban nights, abandoned landscapes, and still lifes.
An exhibition exploring the history and secrets of the monastery, revealing the heritage hidden in its depths.
A photographic journey through Morocco, from bustling bazaars to scenic seaside vistas.
Photography exhibition showcasing Rideč village through the work of Jindřich Štreita.
An interactive summer exhibition inspired by the game Chuchel from Amanita Design. Play, overcome obstacles, and follow the adventures of the orange Chuchel in the Gallery of Kladno Castle.
A landscape painting exhibition by Michal Stratil, inspired by direct observation and personal connection to specific places.
A traveling exhibition celebrating the world of Harry Potter with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences. The Flexi ticket allows you to visit anytime within 45 days of purchase.
Photography exhibition by Pavel Rudolf at the Brno City Museum. Discover his distinctive approach to photographic art.
An exhibition exploring the life and architectural legacy of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe at the Brno City Museum.
The VIA Brno exhibition at the Brno City Museum traces the city's history and urban development.
An exhibition exploring the 101-year history of Kamenná Kolonie, a notable residential district in Brno.
The fourth part of the sculptures exhibition on the castle showcases the work of sculptor Veronika Psotková at the Brno City Museum.
An exhibition of artworks by Lucie Martiškova at the Brno City Museum.
An exhibition of five artists during the opening weekend of the Art Stays festival. Marek Číhal, Marek Schovánek, Ondrash & Kašpárek, Ukn Lee, and Martin Mainer present their work at Cyprian Fine Art gallery.
An exhibition at Uherčice Castle showcases Prince Emanuel Collalto's 1908 expedition to Abyssinia through his travel diary and period photographs, exploring 19th-century European nobility's encounters with distant cultures.
An exhibition celebrating Emil Příhoda and his collection of 15 Praga vehicles, with eight of them now displayed in the Transport Hall of the National Technical Museum.
The National Technical Museum celebrates 200 years since Vojta Náprstek's birth with an exhibition exploring his vision of modern society and the technological innovations he collected in 19th-century London.
A retrospective exhibition of painter and musician Josef Vohrabal, a significant yet underappreciated figure in Czech post-war modernism.
Exhibition by Czech artist Jakub Jansa at the 61st Venice Biennial. Presentation at KodlContemporary gallery in Prague.
An exhibition of Petr Malina's paintings featuring realistic figures in urban and natural landscapes, complemented by architectural motifs and a subtle, earthy colour palette.
Iconic photographs by Josef Koudelka documenting the 1968 invasion, shown for the first time in his hometown.
The seventh edition of Art in the City features sculptures by Michal Gabriel in Tišnov's gallery. The exhibition connects contemporary art with the urban environment and local community.
A unique one-hour tour in complete darkness with a blind guide, letting you experience the world without sight and rely on your other senses.
Street artist TIMA's intimate exhibition of drawings, objects, and installations that blur the boundary between interior and exterior space.
Summer exhibition of works by Kája Saudek and Berenika Saudková with an opening reception at the Cultural Centre in Valašské Meziříčí.
A photographic exhibition capturing the transformations of Clementinum from the late 19th to mid-20th century, revealing forgotten stories and architectural changes within the historic building.
Exhibition of facsimile reproductions of historical prints from the oldest Czech printing house. A unique glimpse into the origins of book printing in Bohemia.
The exhibition explores the fates of Bulgarian writers and intellectuals who fled the communist regime. Through personal narratives and documents, it traces their journey between the trauma of losing home and nostalgia for the past.
An exhibition dedicated to Picasso's legacy, featuring prints, lithographs, drawings and documentary materials that reveal his fascination with animals, nature, women and mythology.
A traveling exhibition showcasing the world of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts with authentic props, costumes, and interactive experiences for all ages.
Photography exhibition by Jan Vytiska at HYB4 Galerie in Prague. A series of photographs exploring a village through the artist's lens.
An exhibition from the PPF collections showcases Prague through paintings and photographs, curated by Duňa Panenková.
Open call for artists to exhibit at FaVU Gallery in Brno in 2027.
A tour of the National Museum from basement to attic, revealing how the institution operates and its behind-the-scenes workings.
An exhibition of over 300 artworks from 1939–2021 exploring diverse approaches to artistic quality without hierarchy, from official art to unofficial creation.
A photographic exhibition exploring the life and work of composer Antonín Dvořák at the Antonín Dvořák Museum.
Exhibition showcasing the scenic designs created by Karel Svolinský for Bedřich Smetana's operas.
An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by brothers Joža and Franta Uprka, who documented the changing rural life in Moravia at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
The Olomouc region showcases new elements of intangible cultural heritage and a newly recognized Master of traditional craftsmanship.
Photography exhibition by Liběna Rochová capturing intimate moments and human relationships.
A volunteer metal-detecting enthusiast has discovered a rare three-thousand-year-old bronze brooch that will now enrich the collections of the Regional Museum in Olomouc.
Discounted admission to the newly renovated Chopin House, featuring the Chopin Memorial and gallery.
An exhibition exploring noble families and their journeys through history, displayed in the historic Buquoy Library of Nové Hrady Castle.
The botanical garden presents the history of plant evolution from the earliest life forms to modern species in the comprehensive Plant Odyssey exhibition.
A permanent exhibition exploring key artistic movements of the 20th century from the Mařák School to the 1990s, critically examining how categories shape our understanding of Czech modernism.
Čechy pod Kosířem Castle launches its tenth jubilee season with extended opening hours, a new exhibition about the park, and newly restored ponds.
Exhibition exploring four centuries of Jesuit presence in Kutná Hora and their impact on the city's intellectual and cultural life.
An exhibition and education cycle exploring the foundations of human civilisation through displays, lectures and debates at the museum.
An exhibition tracing how print and media have shaped art and society from the 19th century onwards. Works from the Nobel Collection examine the critical role of media in the modern world.
An interactive exhibition at Chvalský Castle inspired by Jules Verne's classic, where visitors take on the role of Phileas Fogg solving puzzles across continents. For families and adults alike.
Interactive exhibition marking 100 years of Liberta, the legendary Mělník pram factory that shaped Czechoslovak industrial heritage.
An exhibition showcasing the work of the Lamr couple: Zlata Lamrová's embroidered textiles and Hanuš Lamr's jewellery art. An audiovisual installation inspired by a garden.
An exhibition of photographs by Zlatka and Hanuš Lamr at Gočárova Gallery presents their poetic vision of nature and garden spaces.
An exhibition dedicated to the artistic legacy and creative process of Antonio Canova, a leading neoclassical sculptor of European significance.
A contemporary architecture exhibition exploring the principles of repair and adaptation of existing buildings. The show features completed projects and theoretical perspectives on architectural restoration.
An exhibition celebrating the 140th anniversary of architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, exploring his approach to architecture through visual studies and conceptual projects.
An exhibition documenting the tragic destruction of European villages during World War II through photographs, documents, and personal testimonies of those affected.
Exhibition exploring South Bohemian architecture of the 20th century at the historic castle.
An exhibition about traditional textile craftsmanship and the history of thread production, celebrating the skill and dedication of generations of artisans.
An exhibition exploring the history and evolution of gardening machinery and agricultural mechanization.
The exhibition explores the labyrinth as a metaphor for human thought and life's journey, confronting visitors with their attitudes toward fear, generalization, and responsibility in contemporary society.
An exhibition of bird photographs captured with a telephoto lens, offering documentary value for ornithology. A unique perspective on the avian world through the lens of a creative photographer.
An interactive exhibition at Švihov Castle dedicated to the beloved film "Three Nuts for Cinderella", where visitors explore four floors of the White Tower and encounter fairy-tale characters, behind-the-scenes photographs, and original props.
An exhibition exploring the history of fans and their significance in fashion and culture. A collection for design and history enthusiasts.
An exhibition of large-format works celebrating the dynamism and power of contemporary art through pieces by various artists in different media.
A living exhibition about the Netolice Game Reserve, a uniquely preserved 16th-century South Bohemian landscape with ponds and an artificial canal, runs in Kratochvíle Castle tower from April to November.
A seasonal treasure hunt through the Šumava Museum where visitors search for hidden butterfly-themed stickers. Suitable for all ages, running from April to October.
An exhibition of previously unpublished photographs documenting the demolition of buildings in Jindřichův Hradec during the socialist era, with archival images and comparisons of past and present urban landscapes.
An accompanying exhibition of restored graphics and posters at the West Bohemian Museum in Plzeň.
An exhibition of paintings by Petr Ferebauer presenting extraordinary stories in art — from mysterious to humorous scenes with untamed creatures and poetic visions of love.
An exhibition of rare Baroque Flemish tapestries from the 17th century at the House of Tapestries. Discover how these masterful textile works reveal the history, power, and artistic taste of their era.
Photography exhibition by Lena Knappová examining identity and self-assurance through a contemporary artistic lens.
Exhibition marking 300 years since the last coin was produced at the Italian Court, exploring its rich history and legacy.
An exhibition showcasing natural heritage and treasures at the West Bohemian Museum in Plzeň.
Photographer Lena Knappová presents an intimate behind-the-scenes look at fashion shows, exploring how models prepare and the tensions surrounding personal boundaries, trust, and self-protection.
The XVIII. Triennial of Artistic Book Binding celebrates 50 years of this prestigious competition with winning works from 2025. This exhibition at the National Museum showcases the finest contemporary handcrafted book bindings from Czech and international artisans.
An opening reception celebrating Czech comic history from 1938 onwards, featuring original letters and artwork from legendary creators.
An exhibition dedicated to creative partnerships in art – married and life couples whose works were created in the context of the twentieth century. It demonstrates how personal relationships were reflected in their artistic practice.
The exhibition traces the history of tourism from the 18th century to today and critically examines its effects on society, nature, and the environment.
An educational exhibition about Denisa Prošková and 48 female painters who left their mark on art history from the Renaissance to contemporary times.
A selection of recent acquisitions from the Prague City Gallery showcases diverse artistic media from traditional to conceptual art.
An exhibition tracing the origins of video art in Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Hungary from the late 1960s onward. Featuring experimental films, performance recordings, animations, and video installations with special focus on Brno's contribution to this artistic movement.
The Lapidarium exhibition in Olomouc has been expanded with a new section dedicated to ships, featuring a unique Celtic monoxyl as the centerpiece.
A season-long exhibition celebrating 55 years of the Netolice Canine Organization through photographs, chronicles, and archival materials.
An exhibition of garden art buildings inspired by classical antiquity and ancient Egypt, set in the grounds of Kunín Castle.
An exhibition of Jakub Berdych Karpelis featuring original objects made from light-fixture components transformed into spatial assemblages that blur the line between design and art.
An exhibition about forgery and copying in art, exploring the boundary between illusion and deception.
An exhibition of over one hundred historical posters from 1890–1938 demonstrates how the poster became a key medium of modern visual communication. The collection features works by Czech and international artists from public and private collections.
An exhibition exploring how the 1866 Austro-Prussian War affected the Sobotka region, told through local stories, landscapes, and the everyday experiences of ordinary people during the conflict.
An exhibition of the year's finest press photography, featuring nearly 800 images capturing key events.
Exhibition at Pragovka gallery.
An exhibition exploring the origins of Signal Festival and the rise of the Czech Republic's largest cultural event. Trace the history of digital art at Signal Space.
The fourth chapter of an ongoing project combining exhibition and educational programme. Artistic approaches explore resilience as a relational quality toward oneself, others, and the surrounding world.
A single painting by Eduard Halberštát from the GVUO collection, part of the STOPA project exploring a century of Czech art.
An exhibition celebrating a century of the House of Art Ostrava, tracing its evolution, collections, and pivotal moments from its founding to the present day.
Katarzyna Wyszkowska presents a multi-layered painting installation exploring the future of work and a post-capitalist world.
An exhibition examining food as ritual and the ways shared meals transform ordinary moments into meaningful social and cultural experiences.
The second exhibition in the 2026 cycle explores how social structures, economic pressures, and technological changes are inscribed into the body and environment through contemporary installations.
An exhibition of works by Petr Malina at Galerie Marienbad in Mariánské Lázně.
The Triennale 2026 showcases contemporary glass and jewellery works at the State Museum in Jablonec nad Nisou.
An interactive brick exhibition exploring animals and plants. Educational fun for children at the Regional Museum Mělník.
An exhibition of Patrik Kriššák's paintings exploring existential questions and environmental crisis through coral imagery and analytical painting methods.
An exhibition exploring Mount Říp's significance in contemporary art, examining cultural and historical aspects through works by students and faculty of the Ústí nad Labem university.
An exhibition of contemporary art in a succulent greenhouse that explores the relationship between nature and the human world through organic materials and biomorphic forms.
An exhibition of contemporary ceramics exploring how art history is reflected in today's creative practice. Old and new works in fired clay tell the story of time and its traces.
World-renowned photographer Josef Koudelka presents his legendary Invaze 68 series - iconic photographs from August 1968 that became a symbol of resistance against occupation.
An exhibition at Gočárova galerie in Pardubice exploring the theme of gardens and painting.
An exhibition celebrating 750 years of Šumperk's history, from its founding to modern times.
An exhibition of nature photography by Czech and Slovak photographers showcasing images of wildlife, landscapes, and remarkable natural moments in the halls of Prague Castle.
An exhibition of nearly 200 nature photographs from around the world by Czech and Slovak photographers.
The 10th Czech Nature Photo exhibition showcases nearly 200 wildlife images by Czech and Slovak photographers at Prague Castle from May to September, with guided tours and talks by award-winning photographers.
A traveling exhibition exploring the forced displacement of Czech communities in the Drahany region during 1940–1945, told through the stories of 33 villages.
A retrospective exhibition of photographer Miro Švolík, one of the most influential figures in Czech photography, presenting his most celebrated works and lifetime artistic achievement.
An exhibition of sculptural works by students and faculty of the University of West Bohemia in Plzeň, combining a gallery with a working studio and presenting art with a holistic approach to public space.
The City Nature Challenge project documents Olomouc's biodiversity and reveals the richness of local nature through photographs and observations.
An exhibition of photographs of interwar Czechoslovak artworks, centered on details and crops that reveal conservation methods, changing public perception, and the structure of the works.
An exhibition exploring the birds of prey and owls native to the Šumperk and Jesenice region, presented at the local museum.
An exhibition of abstract paintings by Vendula Váňová that explores memory and landscape through philosophical reflection and the transformation of real space.
A historical photograph exhibition showcasing the evolution of Pardubice's Green Gate and Republic Square through the years.
A discounted admission ticket to the summer programme at the Vlastivědné Museum in Slaný.
A panel exhibition showcasing influential medieval women who shaped art, politics, and power in their era.
An exhibition of Czechoslovak domestic handicrafts and folk design from the socialist era (1948–1989), showcasing authentic creativity and self-expression through everyday objects.
A photography exhibition showcasing detailed close-ups of insect faces and morphology. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and macro photography lovers.
An exhibition celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Masaryk Cultural House in Mělník, tracing its history from its founding to the present day.
An exhibition about the stories behind everyday objects and how they transform through time.
An exhibition dedicated to the stories of objects and their transformations through time, presented at the Dr. Bohuslav Horák Museum in Rokycany.
A site-specific contemporary art project by UJEP students and faculty featuring installations and videos in a former church, exploring landscape, identity, and our connection to the environment.
An exhibition exploring how domestic space functions as a commodity and representation of living in late capitalism through theatrical staging and display.
An outdoor sculpture installation by Josefína Jonášová that merges playfulness with dreamlike imagery, engaging viewers and the surrounding space.
The seventh edition of Art in the City showcases four white laminate sculptures by Michal Gabriel in Tišnov. The work references the biblical Book of Revelation.
An exhibition of oil paintings by Czech artist Petr Nikl, blending natural principles with personal archive and contemporary reflection.
An exhibition of 65 artworks from the prestigious Nahit & Huma Kabakci Collection, showcasing artists from Turkish-speaking regions and enriching the Lidice Art Collection.
An exhibition by the Ukrainian collective NURT exploring the archetype of home through the lens of abandoned houses and people displaced by war and crisis.
International contemporary art exhibition at the National Gallery. The biennale showcases works by artists from various countries.
An exhibition of Jakub Tytykalo's latest works combining drawing, painting, and sculptural elements. A cycle of acrylic paintings and ink drawings explores figurative motifs and abstract forms in earthy tones.
Jan Mach's photographic exhibition explores intimate worlds at society's margins - from anime fans and LGBT+ communities to drug users and nudists. The images convey physicality, vulnerability, and emotion with dark humour.
A photographic and architectural study by Adam Štěch exploring Japan's post-war reconstruction and experimental design from 1945 to 1982.
The fourth edition of an international contemporary art biennale exploring necessity and indispensability through diverse artistic practices and cultural perspectives.
An exhibition of paper-cut artworks and intricate paper sculptures by Kornelia Nemeckova at the Frýdlant nad Ostravicí Cultural Centre.
An exhibition exploring how landscape painting evolved around 1900 from realism toward subjective experience and spirituality, featuring Central European Symbolist and Art Nouveau masters including Slavíček, Schikaneder, and Moll.
An exhibition of large-scale linocuts by Vojtěch Kovářík exploring industrial architecture and the play of light. The installation incorporates printing matrices and works inspired by the concept of Jewish geniza.
Marek Herout's photographic exhibition captures the ever-changing forms of smoke from burning wood. The artist examines smoke as a transient byproduct of fire and its continuous transformations.
An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Pavel Preisner blending vivid compositions with the metaphysical dimension of dreams. The artist creates a poetic, surreal world of curious beings and furniture in soft pastel hues.
An exhibition examining how images evolve amid generative technologies, presenting art as a space where perception, experience, and reality converge.
An exhibition by painter Lukáš Šmejkal exploring landscape as the intersection of technology and nature. The Kmit project combines the mechanical precision of energy infrastructure with organic lines of the landscape.
An exhibition exploring neo-Gothic reconstructions and their impact on castle libraries, presented at the National Museum.
An exhibition of typographer and graphic designer Jan Solpera's film animations, typeface designs, theatre posters, and books, highlighting the softness and sensitive visual language of his practice.
An exhibition by Jakub Janovský and Jan Vytiska that delves into memory, folklore, desire, and the shadow aspects of human nature.
A new exhibition at Blansko Castle exploring the fascinating themes of discovery and its impact on our understanding of the world.
A summer exhibition featuring the creative works of students from the Šumperk Arts School.
A fine art photography exhibition by Czech photographer Marek Boguszak exploring desert landscapes and transformations.
An exhibition by Jan Vytisky and Jakub Janovský exploring demonic archetypes, the abyss, and human corruption through the lens of Nietzschean philosophy.
Exhibition of paintings and graphics by artist Zuzana Paterová Viková at the Náchod Gallery of Fine Arts.
An exhibition of Jan Pražan's paintings that merges imagination with landscape reality, inspired by his interest in eco-art therapy and personal encounters with nature.
An exhibition of video essays by Erik Sikora exploring neo-Dadaist art through DIY instructions and playful engagement. Features two historical works and a new piece commissioned for this show.
An exhibition of Matouš Hrbek's landscape paintings exploring the relationship between humans and nature, examining harmony between beauty, practical use, and environmental care.
Radka Bodzewicz's exhibition explores Goethe's Faust through visual cycles, examining archetypal conflicts of human desire and morality.
Opening reception of landscape paintings by Jelena Doležalová at the Kravaře Information Centre on June 19, 2026.
An exhibition by Lenka Vilhelmová that explores the unspoken and hidden dimensions of human experience through visual art.
An interactive exhibition about bees and medicinal herbs at Svojanov Castle, designed for families of all ages.
An exhibition celebrating 130 years of the fishing organization in Sušice and the city's long tradition of organized angling.
Julian Lennon's photography exhibition from his book Life's Fragile Moments documents his creative journey from New York to Cuba and Joshua Tree, capturing his relationships with fellow rock musicians.
An exhibition of photographs by the German club Die Fränkischen Lichtmaler, exploring the city through diverse artistic visions and photographic techniques.
An exhibition of expressive works by Martina Strakošová combining painting, objects, video, and performance with elements of pop culture and childlike visual language.
Ceramic reliefs and tiles by Jantra Šímová exploring unspoken emotions and contemporary unease through abstract sculptural forms.
Exhibition "Aj vana be" at the Art Gallery Karlovy Vary.
An exhibition exploring the remarkable garden of Mrs. Anna at Gočárova Gallery in Pardubice.
An exhibition by painter Vendula Chalánková exploring poetry in everyday details and offering a sensitive perspective on the ordinary through simple visual language.
An exhibition by the artist collective Bezhlavý jezdec showcasing four artists and their exploration of collage, television imagery, and interconnected artistic practice.
An exhibition of analog photographs by Rostislav Čuřík, combining his early works from the 1970s-80s with new series exploring experimental techniques and negative manipulation.
Slovak artist Matúš Maťátko's exhibition features paintings, reliefs, and prints exploring crucial moments in Czech-Slovak history. Stylized historical scenes with comic and street-art influences.
A Czech-German exhibition exploring the interplay between scientific structure and organic intuition in art, connecting Jaroslav Serpan's work with four contemporary artists.
An exhibition tracing the Czech visual art scene from the 1950s through the normalization era, focusing on artists who signed Charter 77 and defended artistic freedom.
An exhibition bridging historical jewelry and contemporary design, originating in the German town of Idar Oberstein.
Opening of painter Marie Ladrová's exhibition at the gallery in Kadaň, with a chance to meet the artist.
An exhibition examining how heavy machinery and infrastructure systems have become symbols of power, destruction and anxiety amid contemporary conflicts and environmental collapse.
Tamás Páll's film installation examines alternative forms of coexistence in industrial landscapes of Eastern Europe through videos exploring squatting and collective imagination.
Three artists examine the body as a site of emotion, desire, and social roles in this exploration of human connection.
An exhibition tracing plant evolution from the earliest land species 432 million years ago to modern plants.
An exhibition exploring the archaeological career and contributions of Ladislav Lábek at the West Bohemian Museum in Plzeň.
Ukrainian artist Polina Davydenko presents photographs, videos, and installations examining home, memory, and daily life during wartime. A thoughtful exploration of how people, their histories, and landscapes are shaped by conflict.
A retrospective of Czech art historian and conceptual artist Karel Miler (1940-2025), bringing together works from the GMU with selected pieces from the Moravian Gallery.
An exhibition of photographs and paintings capturing Prague through the ages - combining photography and painting from the Josef Sudek Studio and the PPF collection.
An exhibition of interwar Japanese modernist architecture that merges traditional Japanese building practices with European and American avant-garde influences.
An exhibition of Petr Nikl's experimental paintings on canvas and Asian rice papers, where abstract forms meet human portraiture.
An exhibition exploring how contemporary artists address energy resources and their anthropological, social, environmental and geopolitical dimensions.
A reconstruction of the legendary 1963 abstract art exhibition by Mikuláš Medek and Jan Koblasa, a watershed moment in Czech modern art history.
Exhibition of drawings and prints by Rudolf Karasek documenting Cheb's streets and corners from the 1920s, alongside an oil painting created after the artist's postwar displacement.
An exhibition of Josef Sudek's Prague photographs from the PPF collections, showcasing his documentation of the city's landmarks, gardens, and urban landscapes displayed in his historic studio.
An exhibition exploring the artistic legacy of Czech and Lower Silesian Germans from the early 20th century and its dialogue with contemporary art reflecting borderland narratives.
An exhibition of landscape drawings from Václav Šrůtek's personal diaries, paired with his paintings. Unpublished sketches document his military service, European travels, and travel records.
An exhibition by contemporary Czech painter Martin Salajka blending classical subjects with expressive vision. His paintings function as mythological maps of inner worlds.
A photography exhibition titled "Muses" runs at Plumlov Castle from late June through September 2026.
An exhibition of original artworks by people on the autism spectrum, offering a glimpse into how they perceive the world. Organized by Za sklem in partnership with the National Technical Museum.
Exhibition tracing how Saint John of Nepomuk was depicted and venerated in regional art from the Mladá Boleslav area, based on Marie Rumlarová's collection.
An exhibition documenting the fates of Pilsen's Jews from 1938 through deportations to death camps, told through authentic stories, documents, and photographs.
An interactive exhibition introducing philosophy to both children and adults through illustrated stories and visually engaging displays.
A children's exhibition from Klatovy's youth centre featuring ghosts and supernatural themes.
A showcase of the finest Czech books of 2025, featuring a cosy reading corner with furniture from the Central Bohemian Furniture Bank.
An interactive exhibition introducing philosophy to all ages through illustrated books and stories that blend the ideas of great philosophers with children's natural curiosity.
Pavol Truben's exhibition explores myths and the future through fictional reconstructions and simulated media archaeology, where animals become carriers of symbolic meaning.
Ukrainian artist Oksana Sadovenko's exhibition explores migration and identity through painting, objects, and installations. The site-specific project weaves natural imagery with personal memory and dreams.
The 9th annual sculpture exhibition by VUT art students, held in the Botanical Garden. Works are displayed among the flowers both outdoors and in the greenhouses.
An installation by Jakub Guziur and Jana Mlčochová exploring landscapes filled with signs and language systems through calligraphic drawings and concrete poetry.
A retrospective of sculptor Zbyněk Sekal's work featuring his sculptures, assemblages and boxes alongside diary excerpts and personal writings.
A photography exhibition celebrating photographer Jindřich Štreit's jubilee, with works displayed across the Rýmařov Museum galleries and the town square.
The third international lithography symposium showcases works by artists from Central Europe exploring lithography as a distinct artistic medium through collaborative creative exchange.
A multimedia exhibition by Jan Slanina exploring gesture as a form of communication and its political dimensions across time.
Exhibition of costumes and props from Barrandov Studio's classic Czech fairy tales, with photographs and posters.
Summer exhibition of oil paintings by K. Burešová and Z. M. Jeřábková integrated into the Sázava Monastery tour route.
A rare exhibition of historical hats and headwear from the collections of Czech noble families, displayed at Kunín Castle.
Exhibition of tapestries in various techniques - woven and non-woven works at the House of Culture in Mladá Boleslav.
Monika Hniková's exhibition investigates the connection between knowledge and experience through the study of nature and everyday surroundings.
Photography exhibition by the Spektrum Blatná group exploring themes of interweaving and visual connection.
Photography exhibition by the Spektrum Blatná photo group at Galerie Nahoře.
Pavel Ptáčník's exhibition captures the atmosphere of fictional basement spaces and nightlife through figurative works exploring isolation and magical realism.
An exhibition of paintings by Dora Hlinská exploring landscape and memory through intimate moments from nature and shared experiences.
An exhibition by four Central European artists exploring landscape as an archive of memory, ecological change, and visions of the future.
Sculptural exhibition by Kateřina Vincourová exploring human body fragments and their connection to the world, curated by Denisa Kujelová.
An exhibition honouring K. V. Rais, a significant figure in Bělohrad's cultural history, marking a century since his death. Open through late October.
An exhibition of Václav Rodek's classical paintings that blend traditional techniques with unconventional materials such as wooden veneers and waxes. The works navigate between metaphor, narrative, and abstract painterly gesture.
An exhibition of sculptural reliefs by Richard Štipl exploring the tension between life and death through ancient and Christian imagery.
Svetlana Fialová's exhibition investigates social media culture, narcissism in portraiture, and the manipulation embedded in digital self-presentation.
Eva Maceková's paintings explore biomorphic forms and hybrid creatures as a response to contemporary alienation. The exhibition balances harmony and unease, proposing a counterpoint to digital fragmentation.
Tereza Holá's exhibition explores the body as a central theme through site-specific works made from natural materials. Her art addresses existential questions and humanity's connection to the natural world.
An exhibition exploring Caucasian, Anatolian, Persian and Turkmen carpets through their cultural diversity and the interplay between historical and contemporary textile art.
A site-specific art symposium in a historic monastery featuring contemporary Czech artists in dialogue with the building's spiritual heritage.
Adrian Czubatinski's exhibition features a dilapidated cottage without one wall, transported from Berlin. The debris-filled space transforms into a site for reflection and gathering.
Summer exhibition of French impressionist landscapes and works by Czech master Antonín Chittussi at Gallery Port 1560.
An exhibition of photographs by Czech photographers Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek exploring the relationship between people and cities. Running from mid-July through mid-October.
International sculpture exhibition from five Central European art schools, where each artist works within the constraint of a 100 × 100 × 100 cm transport box weighing up to 100 kg.
Taemen Jung's installation creates a landscape of inflatable plant forms, exploring migration, adaptation, and the conditions for coexistence.
French artist Rémy Xavier's exhibition explores the relationship between humans and nature through the Cypress Story series, connecting landscape with graffiti as a symbol of freedom.
A shared exhibition by Emy Choré and Lukáš Kováčik exploring stone, nature, and the geological heritage of the landscape.
An exhibition exploring how digital technology reshapes our perception of nature and wildlife, replacing direct observation with smartphone screens.
An exhibition marking fifty years of the Czech Midlands Protected Landscape Area. Discover the region's topography, geology, flora, and fauna of this second-largest protected area in the Czech Republic.
Summer exhibition at Cyprian Fine Art featuring selected artists, new acquisitions, and contemporary creators.
An open call for artists exploring movement and reflection. Invitation for creators of all disciplines to participate in a gallery project.
Silvina Arismendi's site-responsive installation explores colour, drawing, and collected materials activated within the gallery space.
An exhibition featuring the film essay Crystaldom of Chemsex that explores chemsex, sexuality and identity through film, installation and collaborative work.
An exhibition exploring architecture and the restoration of historic buildings at the František Drtikol Gallery in Příbram.
Four artists explore contemporary housing and living conditions in this exhibition at a Brno gallery space.
A sales exhibition of paintings titled Painter's Wanderings at the Cultural Centre in Frýdlant nad Ostravicí.
Mikuláš Zimula presents a fictional ancient queer civilization merging archaeological aesthetics with modern fashion. The exhibition challenges historical narratives and examines visibility and memory.
An exhibition by Egyptian artist Abdellah Taïa exploring identity and belonging through the streets of Cairo. The work captures the yearning of young people for a space where they can be fully themselves.
Four female artists from different countries present autobiographical works exploring identity, origin, and the search for home through personal narratives.
A collaborative exhibition by Markéta Slaná and Karolina Jarzębak investigating digital culture, algorithms, and their impact on attention and the psyche through sculptural objects.
An exhibition of witty, sarcastic illustrations by Czech artist Dana Lédl exploring women's experiences, relationships, and inner life through her distinctive visual diary style.
Jan Matýsek's photographic series examines eroticism as a principle of connection and reciprocity. Three figures touch an invisible object in this series titled Phallomancers.
Painting exhibition by Ivana Kubíková at Libochovice Castle, open from 9:00 to 17:00.
An outdoor exhibition exploring the historical and contemporary relationship between the Liechtenstein family and the Czech Republic, displayed on the town square.
An exhibition of works by artist Helena Maletínská, who experiments with various techniques and continuously seeks new sources of inspiration.
Photography exhibition exploring the fantastic rock formations of the Kokořín region. Discover the natural sculptures and geological wonders through the artist's unique perspective.
An exhibition of artworks from public spaces in the Moravian-Silesian region spanning 1948-1989, from socialist realism to monumental sculptures and mosaics of the normalization era.
An exhibition exploring the history of Dvorana Loket from its construction through decay to modern restoration and contemporary use.
Sisters Šípová present a textile installation exploring how we narrate human cultural origins as a relationship with nature rather than conquest.
An exhibition merging traditional Japanese ink painting with contemporary art, exploring the beauty of seasonal change through the work of two artists from different cultures.
A ceramic art exhibition by Jindra Viková featuring a live performance by musician Justin Lavash at the opening.
An exhibition about love and its manifestations by artists Alessandra Svatek and Matěj Hrbek.
Photography exhibition Plexus by Elena Helfrecht at Galerie Fotografic in Prague.
German artist Elena Helfrecht transforms her family's Bavarian home into a surreal stage to explore historical trauma and memory in the Plexus project.
An audiovisual work by Belgian artist Karel De Cock examines gender dynamics in classic Hollywood cinema through a video collage assembled from hundreds of films from the 1940s and 1950s.
An exhibition examining love as a universal artistic theme, tracing the emotional processes of human relationships and responsibility through contemporary artworks.
Hana Michaličková's photographic series documents the decay and transformation of an abandoned structure through intimate detail and time.
Photography exhibition by members of the German Lichtmaler Photo Club featuring architecture and urban subjects, presented at Club G4.
An exhibition of oil paintings by Petr Nikl, one of the most renowned Czech visual artists. The opening takes place on 6 June in Tišnov.
An exhibition exploring the life of one woman at the Vysočina Museum branch in Telč.
An exhibition of minerals, fossils and meteorites at Bučovice Castle. Specimens spanning Earth's history, from fossilized organisms to minerals and meteorites from around the world.
An exhibition about dragons and dragon slayers in the castle stables at Sychrov, with interactive elements for the whole family.
An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Veronika Holcová at Gallery 105 in Třeboň.
An exhibition of Vladimír Komárek's paintings dedicated to altars of solace. The artist's work is displayed at the Museum of Vysočina in Telč.
An exhibition of oil paintings at the Novoměstská radnice. Discover a collection of artworks in a unique historic setting.
A photographic exhibition documenting Slaný in 1948 during a pivotal period of social transformation. Historical images reveal the city at a crucial turning point in its history.
An exhibition of sculptures by Czech artist Jan Dostál exploring cosmic themes at the Vlastivědné muzeum in Slaný.
An exhibition exploring the history and cultural significance of Igráček, the beloved Czech toy that captivated generations of children.
Exhibition showcasing the artistic legacy of the Uprka brothers, celebrated Czech painters, drawn from the gallery's own collection.
A sculpture exhibition set in the garden of the Hodonín Art Gallery, showcasing works that interact with the natural landscape.
A photographic exhibition showcasing authentic 1938 photographs of fortifications in the Orlické Mountains, complemented by historical artifacts and period details.
A guided tour of the exhibition 'A Couple of People' at the Literature Museum in the National Literary Monument.
An exhibition of works by Jiří David at the Karlovy Vary Art Gallery, with an opening reception on July 4 at 6 p.m.
Photography exhibition by Ivana Lomová titled "Hodiny / The Hours" at the Karlovy Vary Art Gallery.
A relaxing afternoon in the museum courtyard with coffee, books, and exhibitions.
An exhibition of Mediterranean shells showcasing marine biology and ecology through a collection of mollusks.
An exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum in Prague exploring the history of dogs as helpers in livestock farming and their role in agricultural development.
An exhibition about Zdenka Fantlová, a Holocaust survivor and renowned author whose powerful memoir documents her journey through one of history's darkest chapters.
A photographic exhibition showcasing the architecture and heritage of Brno's historic villas.
A photographic exhibition exploring the architecture and history of Brno's villas, highlighting the city's Art Nouveau and interwar architectural heritage.
A commemorative exhibition of photographs documenting fifty years of traditional Podivín festivities, featuring archival images and contributions from local residents.
Exhibition of mandalas by Radka Rezková featuring geometric and spiritual artworks inspired by traditional patterns.
Travelling exhibitions of the National Library of the Czech Republic introduce visitors to the history and heritage of Czech literature.
The second edition of the Biennial In the Matter of Art explores essential wishes through contemporary artistic works and installations.
Exhibition of handmade items created at the Circular Centre's workshops, showcasing creative material transformation.
An interactive exhibition highlighting the importance of foster care and the children who need supportive families.
An exhibition titled "Dreaming" presented at Šternberk State Castle, open throughout the day.
An interactive exhibition exploring the world of puppets and classic fairy tales, highlighting traditional puppet-making crafts at Třeboň Castle.
A photography exhibition by two Czech photographers showcasing travel-inspired imagery.
An exhibition of decorative lunettes by the renowned Czech painter Mikoláš Aleš.
An exhibition of restored posters and graphics at the Museum of Dr. Bohuslav Horák in Rokycany.
"Land of Wonders" exhibition at the Municipal Museum in Kralupy nad Vltavou presents a captivating collection of exhibits from various corners of the globe.
A panel exhibition exploring the history of Lemberk Castle and the cultural heritage of the surrounding area.
An exhibition showcasing the natural treasures at the Museum of Dr. Bohuslav Horák in Rokycany.
A collection of unusual and curious objects on display at the Municipal Museum in Kralupy nad Vltavou.
Exhibition of a newly restored Gothic window from a church in Jerlochovic at the Comenius Museum in Fulnek.
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An exhibition of works by Jana Zhořová, curated by Libor Novotný, at the Valašské Meziříčí Cultural Centre.
An exhibition of prehistoric ornaments and jewellery-making techniques, with a hands-on pottery workshop for families and school groups.
Irena Stanislavová's exhibition NE-UCHOPITELNÉ opens with a vernissage on March 11 at 5:00 PM at Galerie Eisler.
An exhibition of paper models depicting Czech castles and fortresses in the basement of Sychrov Castle's visitor centre. Free admission for castle guests.
Petr Hudec's exhibition at Kladruby Monastery combines painting and literary works in a historic monastic setting.
An exhibition of archaeological deposits from the Rakovník region showcasing assemblages of objects and coins from the Iron Age, prehistory, and the Middle Ages.
An exhibition by artist Štěpán Mareš at KOVOZOO features the character Green Raoul across drawings, paintings, and other artworks.
The Lost Space is an international traveling exhibition opening on June 3rd at 6 PM in Valašské Meziříčí.
Exhibition of photographs and drawings by Václav Šípoš at Club Art. Free entry.
An exhibition of photographic and visual works by Zdenek Hůla exploring composition and visual structure.
A panel exhibition in the Church of St. Wenceslas in Opava with bilingual presentation. Admission 30 CZK.
Opening of an exhibition by Slovak artist Pavol Truben at Galerie Kaple, exploring utopian visions and mythological themes.
Opening of Zdeněk Smolka's urban exploration photography exhibition "Solus in tempore" at the Cultural Centre.
An exhibition exploring fascinating objects and stories from the East Bohemian Museum's collection in Pardubice.
An exhibition of untitled paintings at the Říp Cultural Centre. Free admission.
An exhibition exploring the wartime and post-war history of European Jewish books and their preservation in the National Library's collections.
An interactive exhibition that explores the daily lives of people with various disabilities. Experience their challenges firsthand and discover how to support them effectively.
A renovated exhibition in the castle brewery tells the story of Velhartice Castle's rebirth. The self-guided tour includes courtyards, a distillery, and outdoor games; the castle reopens on 2 April.
An exhibition showcasing unique finds from the D4 motorway archaeological excavation, revealing northern Prácheňsko as a vital communication hub across millennia.
A major exhibition celebrating Marilyn Monroe's centenary features over 270 photographs by renowned photographers and works by pop artists. The Prague exhibition spans her career and personal life.
An exhibition of abstract art created from cast acrylic materials.
An exhibition of stylized paintings by Iveta Klementová in Mariánské Lázně.
An interactive exhibition exploring how digital data and algorithms shape our reality. The gallery becomes a living laboratory where six artists investigate the boundaries between reality and its digital reflection.
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A web-based visual essay examining the infrastructure and technology behind weather forecasts, revealing how atmospheric narratives are built and climate knowledge access remains unequal.
Michaela Nováková explores textile objects as living systems, examining skin, circulation, and the traces organisms leave behind.
Opening of an exhibition by Ukrainian artist Oksana Sadovenko at Galerie Sýpka. Vernissage at 6:00 PM, curated by Martina Vyskupová.
An exhibition of Prague photographs from PPF collections. Historical and contemporary perspectives on the Czech capital.
An exhibition about trees, forests, and climate at the Museum of Forestry, Hunting and Fisheries.
A travelling exhibition exploring Enigma and cryptology, enriched with Czech history of classified projects. A fascinating look at secret technologies and their political origins.
An exhibition by artists Zlatka and Hanuš Lamr at the Gočárova Gallery.
An exhibition of butterflies from the Teplice museum showcases a collection of Central Highlands species and exotic specimens with a rich programme of events.
An exhibition dedicated to the life story of Zdeňka Fantlová at the Museum of Dr. Bohuslav Horák. The show runs from March through August.
An interactive exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci's inventions and artistic works, presented in an accessible way for visitors of all ages.
A new exhibition in the town hall tower of Rokytnice nad Jizerou offers visitors an interesting look at local history and culture.
An exhibition of monumental sculptures by Austrian artist Lois Fasching featuring historical figures including Henry VIII and European monarchs.
An interactive exhibition about nature and science for the whole family at the Imaginárium of the Forman Brothers.
An exhibition of over 160 paintings and drawings by Luděk Rathouský that weaves autobiographical memory, historical imagination and medieval iconography into a distinctive artistic vision.
An exhibition of works by Czech artist Alfons Mucha, a master of Art Nouveau and poster design.
An exhibition about the significance of hunting dogs in history and modern hunting. Museum of Forestry, Hunting and Fisheries in Hluboká nad Vltavou.
An exhibition exploring the history and artistry of fans at the Municipal Museum and Castle of Týnec nad Sázavou.
Spring exhibition at TOSTA Gallery in Plesná u Chebu.
An exhibition unveiling the collection of the Mission Museum in Bohosudov and the stories behind its objects and the people who shaped it.
An exhibition exploring six centuries of brewing tradition in Chomutov, featuring traditional techniques, historic tools, and the stories of local brewers.
An intimate exhibition showcasing selected sculptural works by Stanislav Hanzík, an artist rooted in the Most area.
A seasonal exhibition showcasing metalwork created in Helfštýn Castle's smithy since the 1980s.
An exhibition of GHMP Library's new acquisitions from 2013 to 2025, documenting the growth and expansion of its collections.
An exhibition of over 500 vintage postcards from the Votice region, drawn from a collection maintained by the Zimova family for three generations.
Exhibition honoring architect Fuchs with a community weaving component at the Moravian Museum.
Guided tours of the film archive in Tábor every weekend from May to September 2026.
An exhibition of student artworks exploring flowers through various techniques including drawing, painting, collage, ceramics and recycled materials.
An exhibition of paintings by Emzad Hamdullayev featuring fantasy themes at the Staré Město Information Centre, open from May through August.
An exhibition of ceramic vases at Prague's Artium gallery, bringing together traditional craft and modern design.
An exhibition by the National Technical Museum and the State Regional Archive in Prague reveals stories hidden in houses through archival documents and photographs.
An exhibition exploring insect social behavior, featuring live insectariums with specimens from the Vysočina Museum.
An exhibition about the German White Rose resistance movement and its members who bravely opposed Nazi rule.
An exhibition about Tierra del Fuego at Archeopark Pavlov, exploring the nature and culture of South America's southernmost region.
An exhibition of lace at the Lace Museum in Vamberk showcasing the craft and tradition of lacemaking.
An exhibition project merging contemporary visual art with living nature in the botanical garden at Albertov. Selected works explore the relationship between nature and the human world.
An exhibition exploring the mountain Rip in the context of contemporary culture. Gallery of Modern Art in Roudnice nad Labem.
Exhibition of student works created in collaboration with the KOVO union at the Lidice Art Collection.
A freely accessible exhibition of visual artist, musician, and lyricist Jaromír 99 at the Jesuit college in Březnice, with an opening reception on May 19.
An exhibition exploring public art in the Moravian-Silesian region during the Cold War era, from 1948 to 1989. The opening reception takes place on May 21.
Pavel Jestřáb's intervention in the Uprka brothers exhibition, connecting South Moravian tradition with cosmic themes and the concept of gazing skyward.
The 54th edition of the world's oldest and largest children's art exhibition, this year themed around "The Book". The exhibition features creative works by young artists from across the world.
A unique exhibition of historical cutlery from 1800-1950 from across Europe in Rokytnice nad Jizerou.
An exhibition of colorful inspiration at the National Agricultural Museum in Valtice, featuring a diverse range of artistic and design works.
Exhibition "Fragility" at the Umění ve městě gallery in České Budějovice.
An exhibition about recycling and sustainable practices in Broumov.
An interactive science and technology museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm featuring exhibits that appeal to both children and adults.
An art exhibition showcasing works from Studánka Studio at Galerie Natura in Průhonice Park, open daily.
A traveling exhibition about Czechoslovak refugees in Sweden during World War II, mapping stories of survival and humanitarian aid.
Exhibition of works by Czech artist Štěpán Mareš at the Kovozoo gallery in Staré Město.
An exhibition of handcrafted works celebrating the artistry, patience, and skill behind unique creations made by hand.
Summer exhibition of works by painter and graphic artist Petr Špáček at the Skuteč Regional Museum. Opening reception on June 2 at 5 p.m.
An exhibition marking 125 years of public transport history in Most. The display covers the development of the city's transport system from the early 20th century onwards.
An interactive exhibition about the Middle Ages at the Mimoň Municipal Museum. Discover the history and culture of the medieval period.
Exhibition of 65 newly donated artworks by artists from Turkish-speaking countries at the Lidice Art Collection.
An exhibition of student works from the F. L. Gassman Music School in Most.
An exhibition examining how data and digital technology shape personal and political freedom through works by Czech and international artists.
Painting exhibition at ART KLUB in Broumov featuring works by local artists.
Student exhibition from the Secondary Technical School Hamr-Litvínov showcasing works in the Regional Museum and Gallery.
A multimedia exhibition dialogue between works from the Magnus Art collection and videos by Jindřich Chalupecký Prize laureates, spanning from 1990 to the present.
The second edition of an international contemporary art exhibition exploring essential wishes and the needs of society.
"it's giving real" event at KodlContemporary gallery in Prague.
Exhibition showcasing the life and work of František Tesař, a notable Czech cultural figure born in Čáslav.
A sales exhibition of ceramics by two Šumava artists, Iveta Kůsová and Jarka Kolbeková, blending the region's natural beauty with traditional pottery craft.
Photography exhibition by Viktor Kronbauer exploring the theatrical world through the camera lens. The project "Jeviště" at Leica Gallery Prague.
Kurt Gebauer's photographic exhibition spans landscapes, cities, and people observed over a lifetime. The show includes documentation of his projects and sculptural works that demonstrate the interplay between his photographic and sculptural practice.
Photography exhibition by Patrik Hábl at the Regional Museum and Gallery in Most.
An exhibition of historical musical instruments from Jaromír Růčka's collection, with an opening reception and guided tour.
An exhibition celebrating 130 years of fishing heritage in Sušice, featuring historical photographs and artifacts from the local fishing club's activities.
A retrospective exhibition of the largest private collection of SEVA building-set models and their creative variations.
An exhibition of pen drawings by Iveta Kleinová showcasing Sychrov, nearby monuments, and the landscape of Český ráj. Open June through August.
An exhibition of Martina Strakošová's multidisciplinary work combining painting, objects, video and performance in an expressive and playful style.
An exhibition of art deco glassware and design by master craftspeople from the Valašské Meziříčí region.
Exhibition by Vendula Chalánková at Dukla Gallery. The project examines the connection between people, urban space, and the infrastructure beneath our feet.
Guided tours of the "Story of Stone" exhibition with experts from the Olomouc Regional Museum. Discover the history of the city and its surroundings through geology and archaeology.
Contemporary art exhibition at Prague's Display gallery, exploring provocative forms of visual expression.
The exhibition (In)Valuable Witnesses in Broumov. The exhibition is presented at IC Broumovska.
Lukáš Procházka's exhibition of zines and photographs examines identity as a process of learning and failure, inspired by Judith Butler's theory of gender as repeated performance.
Exhibition of traditional Czech lace in Vamberk. The twelfth annual showcase of the skill and artistic legacy of this historic craft.
An exhibition of Josef Sudek's photographs exploring industrial objects and machines. The Czech photographer's distinctive vision of the beauty in industrial forms.
A solo exhibition of Antonín Střížek's paintings, drawings, and photographs exploring urban nights, abandoned landscapes, and intimate still lifes from recent years.
Guided night tours through the historic silver mine in Kutná Hora, part of the Czech Silver Museum's summer events.
Ivana Nováková's painting exhibition "Angelic Touch" at the Netolice museum, with a guided tour featuring the artist on August 6 at 5 p.m.
Drawings by Zuzana Hrubošová explore the rhythms, light and dynamism of the architecture of Santini-Aichel and Gaudí.
An exhibition about the lives of women in divided Germany during the Cold War, created for the 35th anniversary of reunification. Photographs, documents, and personal stories show their experiences in East and West Germany.
An exhibition about the 1936 Week of Higher Schools in Uničov, which drew humanities scholars from Central Europe and featured archaeological research.
A photography exhibition by Libor Vymyslický capturing the colors and character of the floodplain forest, presented at Břeclav Synagogue.
Contemporary art exhibition by Jan Slanina at the Okraje gallery in Tábor, curated by Sarah Adnanová.
A photography exhibition by Monika Hniková at the Statek gallery in Křinice.
An exhibition of works by Czech artist Monika Hniková in Broumov.
An exhibition of photographs and artworks inspired by fantasy worlds and forgotten places.
An exhibition exploring body fragments and their symbolic relationship to the world through elements like the neck, navel, eye, and flower.
A photography exhibition documenting everyday life in the small village of Řídeč, located at the crossroads of the Haná region and the Low Jeseníky mountains.
An exhibition of Petr Bureš's paintings that merges portraiture and landscape in a meditation on preserving the ephemeral.
An exhibition of portraits of Jewish women from biblical times to the present, featuring both well-known and lesser-known figures from the book Jewish Heroines.
Exhibition of paintings by artists from the Czech-Polish border region in Broumov. A meeting of creators from both sides of the border through visual art.
Photography exhibition by Jan Pavel Hille and Anna Jacobs at Kulturní Plantaž Blatná.
The Stopy exhibition in Plzen explores visual and conceptual traces in art and space.
Bílá Lhota Arboretum offers cool shade under tree canopies and summer novelties for visitors looking to escape the heat.
An exhibition of Austrian painter Josef Karl Rädler, who created hundreds of watercolors as a patient of a sanatorium, documenting institutional life.
Gabriela Nováková's photography exhibition explores natural motifs above and below ground, offering a distinctive perspective on landscape and the underground world.
Guided tours of the National Museum of Brewing in the historic 1842 Černokostelec Brewery showcase Industrial Revolution brewing technologies and the world's largest functioning wood-fired brewing kettle.
The Local History Museum in Olomouc presents Archaeological Summer, a programme exploring great discoveries and history.
A survey of modern and contemporary sculpture featuring over 20 works by key Czech and Slovak artists who have defined the region's visual art scene.
An exhibition exploring the meanders of the Oder River as a metaphor for art and memory, created in partnership with the Novojičín Museum.
A summer curatorial selection showcasing works by Cyprian Gallery artists alongside prominent Czech and international contemporary artists.
An exhibition exploring the meanders of the Oder River and the Novojičín landscape, linking physical movement with journeys through time and memory.
Exhibition exploring the poetics and artistic legacy of Božena Augustínová.
An exhibition of works by Ester Krumbachová, a key figure in Czech modernism. Discover her artistic vision and life story.
Permanent exhibition at the Municipal Museum in Veselí nad Moravou featuring a museum suitcase and Albi pencils.
Photography exhibition at the Municipal Museum and Castle Týnec nad Sázavou.
A photography exhibition at the Cultural Centre in Týnec nad Sázavou.
An exhibition at the Municipal Museum and Castle of Týnec nad Sázavou exploring the connection between heaven and earth through photography and contemporary art.
An exhibition of newly displayed artifacts from the Brewery Museum in Plzeň reveals previously hidden treasures from its collections.
An exhibition about tomatoes and peppers at the National Agricultural Museum in Valtice. Learn about the history and diversity of these vegetables.
An interactive exhibition of different editions of the classic children's book Insects by Jan Karafiat. Bring your copy and become part of a project showcasing how this beloved work has evolved over time.
An exhibition exploring how artists transform photographs into paintings, collages, and mixed-media works, creating new meanings from photographic material.
Four Czech graphic artists explore the concept of centre through prints, objects and spatial installations inspired by landscape observation and inner stillness.
An exhibition of works by Komori Fumio and Olga Yakubovskaya at the New Town Hall in Prague.
Jan Stolín's installation in the Baroque Church of St. Lawrence features minimalist sculptures and light works that respond to visitors' movements.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring nature, space, and the cosmos through works created in the landscape, inspired by Rilke's poetry.
Monika Váňová Horčicová's sculptural exhibition features an oversized hand exploring its symbolic meaning across religions and cultures.
Zuzana Kotrbová's exhibition examines the uncertainty of housing through collected objects and perceptions, creating a portable refuge. A personal reflection on the existential needs of today's generation.
An exhibition celebrating Hurvínek, the famous Czech puppet who has remained a symbol of national theatrical tradition for nearly a century.
An exhibition exploring animator Ivo Hejcman's work, from initial sketches through animation stages to the final film.
Exhibition of Czech cartoonist Jaroslav Němeček, creator of the legendary Čtyřlístek comic. Featuring his illustrations, comics, and paintings spanning adventures, familiar scenes, and fairy-tale imagery.
An exhibition of sculptures by Martina Hozová and Kryštof Kaplan that investigates the boundary between artificial and natural worlds, revealing the mechanistic nature of human existence through the anthropomorphization of technology.
An exhibition celebrating Miroslav Lamač, a key figure in Czech post-war art history, criticism, and curation. It explores his profound influence on how we understand modern art.
An exhibition of Erika Pfeifferová's abstract paintings with artist texts in a spatial installation. Oil and mixed-media works marked by vivid color and evocative forms.
An exhibition of diploma works by graduates of Ostrava University's Faculty of Art, exploring the garden as a metaphor for cultivated space and contemporary artistic practice.
An exhibition by eight Hungarian artists exploring societal trauma and doubt through political commentary, personal symbolism, and memory work.
Performer Viktória Monhor's exhibition examines media freedom and public expression through a Hungarian lens. Part of the 11th edition of XY - an exhibition with a guided walk.
A drawing and sculptural installation by Hanna Szabó-Sáfrány created through performative practice, exploring traces of affection and intimacy through gesture.
A Budapest-based architecture studio explores unconventional objects and the evolution of vernacular architecture through a workshop and exhibition.
An exhibition examining temporary architecture and monuments from 1919 Budapest that shaped the visual landscape of the Hungarian Soviet Republic.
German ceramicist Anna Bochkova explores fragile utopian worlds through personal memory and dreams, examining the tension between safety and instability.
An exhibition of Jan Ambrůž's drawings, showcasing his minimalist approach and personal search for artistic expression through geometry and lived experience.
An exhibition of graphic works by Jiří Staněk exploring time as a malleable layer. His pieces blur the line between image and object through folded structures and bold graphic language.
An outdoor photography exhibition showcasing hidden corners of Ceske Budejovice from the 1960s, featuring courtyards, inner blocks and forgotten streets.
Two artists combine skilled craftsmanship with imagination, humor, and storytelling. Collages, illustrations, artist books, and curious objects crafted from natural materials.
A humorous photography exhibition by Denisa Lefler Römerová that explores collecting and reimagines found objects as a cookbook.
An exhibition by three artists exploring the body through painting that oscillates between figuration and abstraction, where memory, emotion, and perception converge.
A multimedia exhibition by Libor Novotný exploring the interplay between nature, architecture, and geometry. The artist examines how natural processes intersect with contemporary civilization and investigates spatial division through geometric forms.
An exhibition of works by Rostislav Novák, an authentic painter of the 1980s generation, returning with eruptive, layered paintings that document his physical engagement with painting.
An exhibition by three graduates of the Faculty of Design and Art at the University of West Bohemia, working in painting, illustration, and graphic design. Bound by generational experience and a shared commitment to two-dimensional art.
Summer exhibition celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Municipal Gallery, featuring twelve artists in graphic design and fine art.
A site-specific installation by Vojtěch Skácel in Uničov exploring the relationship between humans and nature through painting, sculpture, installation and performance.
Gabriela Nováková's exhibition of drawings and prints investigates how water and geological processes shape artistic vision, drawing inspiration from the Bečva and Morava rivers.
Contemporary art exhibition showcasing painting, sculpture, objects, and drawings - the final show in A.M.180's current location.
Lukáš Vacek's painting exhibition explores body fragments as traces of physical presence and identity transformation. The body in his work becomes a precarious stage of constant articulation between the inner and outer.
Vita Shakhnovich's exhibition examines the moment when expectation becomes self-serving through a spatial installation.
ShadowFrame examines how digital traces and data doubles frame our perception of the world. Gallery G99 becomes a laboratory investigating reality in the digital age.
An exhibition about the life of communist and partisan Jury Sosnar (1914–1989) and his role in twentieth-century Czechoslovak history.
Exhibition of the 2026 events calendar at the Rakovník town hall exhibition space.
Opening of an exhibition by Argentine artist Silvina Arismendi at Jelení Gallery, curated by Gabriela Kotiková.
Photography exhibition by Vendula Váňová titled "zlesa" at the Gallery of the City of Třinec.
Exhibition of surreal ceramic sculptures and paintings by Slovak artist Andrej Frič at the Museum of Beroun Ceramics.
An exhibition exploring medieval comfort and daily life. Learn how people in the past created convenience and comfort in their everyday existence.
Opening of Mikuláš Zimula's exhibition at Galerie Kontext. A young artist presents his new collection titled Ancient Girl Starter Pack.
A major glass art exhibition featuring an extensive collection of works at Galerie Graciano in Brno.
A continuation of Martina Strakošová's multidisciplinary exhibition combining painting, objects, video and performance with expressive and playful energy.
An exhibition exploring the work of Czech avant-garde photographers Josef Sudek and Jaromír Funke, examining the relationship between photography and truth.
A photographic exhibition capturing the female figure through the lens of an actor and photographer. A poetic interplay of light and shadow.
An exhibition showcasing the traditional craft of hand-knitted socks and stockings.
Painting exhibition at Manětín Castle, open from 10:00 to 16:00.
An exhibition of paintings by Czech artist Markéta Berntová at Bečov nad Teplou Castle.
An exhibition of paintings by Ivana Nováková at the Netolice Museum, with a guided tour by the artist in August.
An exhibition of Italian sculptor Antonio Canova's work in the historic Kynžvart Castle.
A photography exhibition showcasing the landscapes of Posazavi and other regions of Bohemia, open from August through September 2026.
A panel exhibition based on aristocratic travel diaries from 19th-century Italy, revealing how the nobility journeyed without modern photography or navigation tools.
Vladimir Kysely's exhibition of paintings and photographs inspired by Leos Janacek's music, exploring the dialogue between visual art and sound.
An exhibition by artist Vendula Chalánková at the Moravian Land Museum in Brno.
An exhibition showcasing unusual and captivating insect species at the Moravian Land Museum.
An exhibition exploring how railways shaped the modern world and how the world shaped railways, from their origins through technological breakthroughs to their lasting impact on society.
An exhibition of photographs and paintings celebrating the natural beauty and landscape of the Slavkovský Forest.
An exhibition about the elites of Great Moravia and the role of Christianity in their lives and power.
An exhibition exploring the myth of the Great Goddess at the Moravian Land Museum in Brno.
An exhibition about mammoths and the Ice Age in Moravian history, displayed in the Zdeněk Burian Gallery.
An exhibition introducing visitors to popular tourist routes and attractions in the areas surrounding Rokycany.
A photography exhibition of animals by V. Procházka at the Dr. Bohuslav Horák Museum in Rokycany.
Exhibition of sculptures and drawings by Ludmila Seefried-Matějková, complemented by photographs by Zuzana Richter documenting the installations in Berlin.
An exhibition exploring the history and stories of wooden toys at two museums in the Rokycany region.
Exhibition honouring photographer Miroslav Matoušek, who would have turned 100 this year. A self-taught artist closely tied to the Vysočina region and one of the Czech Republic's most prominent photographers.
An original LEGO exhibition by Marek Mencl, founder of Kostky v Plzni, showcasing creative brick constructions.
An exhibition by visual artist Barbora Lungová exploring humanity's relationship with nature, plants, and ecosystems. Winner of the 2025 Jindřich Chalupecký Prize.
An exhibition of eight artists examining the trauma of Hungarian society and the return of authoritarian ideas over the past two decades.
An exhibition exploring discomfort through everyday objects, inspired by Samuel Beckett's novel Watt.
Tamás Páll's film installation series examines alternative forms of coexistence in industrially transformed Eastern Europe, using abandoned sites as stages for new realities.
Contemporary art exhibition TIMO. Bude. at Galerie Uhelný mlýn in Libčice nad Vltavou.
Risko Print collective showcases their artistic journey and printmaking practice, from acquiring a vintage press to their present-day work in a community space.
An exhibition exploring the world of the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes.
A drawing and sculptural installation by Hanna Szabó-Sáfrány exploring the paradox of distance in expressions of intimacy through performative practice.
An exhibition exploring the visual culture of the Hungarian Soviet Republic through temporary architecture and political monuments from 1919.
An exhibition by eight Hungarian artists exploring contemporary Hungarian society through political commentary, personal symbols, memory, and humour.