Artium by KKCG is a freely accessible cultural space inside the Bořislavka Centrum complex in Prague 6, whose four glass-crystal-shaped buildings were designed by Aulík Fišer Architekti. The space was created on the initiative of the KKCG investment group and its founder Karel Komárek, and hosts exhibitions, concerts and other contemporary art events. On the piazzetta outside stands a 7.5-metre sculpture called "Na Horu" by Czech-Argentine artist Federico Díaz. Admission is free; concerts are held for a charitable fee.
Evropská 71/866, 160 00 Praha 6
Mon-Sun 09:00-21:00, Wed reserved for special events
An exhibition of ceramic vases at Prague's Artium gallery, bringing together traditional craft and modern design.
An exhibition about love and its manifestations by artists Alessandra Svatek and Matěj Hrbek.
An exhibition examining love as a universal artistic theme, tracing the emotional processes of human relationships and responsibility through contemporary artworks.
Evening concerts celebrating Dvořák's Prague at Artium combine excellent musicianship with a casual, welcoming atmosphere.
Baby punk band Kašpárek v rohlíku performs at Prague's Artium in September.
Kateřina Šťastná's sculpture exhibition explores the relationship between body, space, and presence. The monumental works in Artium invite visitors to pause and engage more deeply with themselves and the surrounding world.