(A)VOID Floating Gallery is a contemporary art space housed on a houseboat moored on the Vltava river. It focuses on experimental and site-specific work, where the floating setting becomes part of the art itself. The river view and the gentle movement of the boat give every show a quality no land-based gallery can replicate.
Rašínovo nábřeží 10, 128 00 Praha 2
Mon-Fri 15:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 14:00-22:00
An exhibition by Jan Vytisky and Jakub Janovský exploring demonic archetypes, the abyss, and human corruption through the lens of Nietzschean philosophy.
Painter Filip Kůrka presents works inspired by Géricault, exploring themes of deviation and otherness through the lens of folklore and myth.
The summer edition of Minute Avoid features seven translators from different languages who will share their professional experiences and insights about translation in just seven minutes.
A literary evening at the "Books on Waves" festival, exploring restlessness and the obsession with walking as a way of life.
A panel discussion exploring how artificial intelligence affects society and examining potential risks within the festival programme.
An exhibition by Eva Fajčíková and Klára Hartlová that examines paradise as a psychological and mythological space filled with crumbling ruins and dark ecology.
A discussion about creativity and artistic obsession on a floating gallery in Prague.
A literary evening exploring poetry and creative obsession, part of the Books on the Waves festival.
A discussion about the impact of reality shows on viewers and society as part of a festival at a floating gallery.
A festival on the moored (A)VOID Floating Gallery ship in Prague, bringing together writers, philosophers, journalists, and psychologists for conversations about addiction and modern society.
The "Books on Waves" festival opens with a talk by psychologist Aleš Kuda on the nature of addictions, combining literature, psychology, and art.
Lucie Hošková's paintings explore occult ritual and the tension between matter and non-being, inspired by Coil's experimental music and mystical traditions.
Dora Fišer's exhibition examines rest as resistance and intimacy through figurative oil paintings that blend feminist and activist perspectives.