Riviera II: Paradise of Conflict (Radio Wave × GHMP)

The third edition of the joint summer series by the Prague City Gallery and Radio Wave takes place in the gardens of Troja Castle. This year's programme is titled Riviera II: Paradise of Conflict and thematically draws from the exhibition Labyrinth: Landscape of Inner Wandering, which can be visited inside the castle.

The series comprises three concert evenings, each with the same structure: a performative unveiling of an artwork in the gardens with a dance performance by the SE.S.TA Choreographic Development Centre, a discussion moderated by Tereza Havlínková with guests, and two musical performances.

Tonight's programme
- Performative unveiling of the sculpture Circle with many centers (Jakub Choma & Hana Polanská)
- Discussion with Tereza Havlínková
- Concert: Wodehn & sxilence
- Concert: Josef K.

Discussion: Paradise of Conflict

Without friction there is no spark. What if beef is just well-timed PR? Tereza Havlínková's discussion explores why conflicts - generational, class-based, or aesthetic - do not destroy music and art, but drive them forward. Who can moralize Drake, who wins generational battles on the domestic scene, and where lies the boundary between genuine artistic stance and marketing theatre? With Blur vs. Oasis it neither began nor ended.