This small gallery on Újezd street in Malá Strana takes its name from Josef Sudek, the most celebrated Czech photographer of the 20th century. The single-storey pavilion of 61 m² is a faithful replica of the original 19th-century garden photo studio that Sudek used from 1927 until his death in 1976 - the original burned down in 1985. Declared a cultural monument in 1990, it is the last surviving example of this type of structure in the Czech Republic. Today it is run by PPF Art and hosts exhibitions of leading Czech and international photographers.
Újezd 30, 118 00 Praha 1
Tue-Sun 12:00-18:00, Mon closed
Hynek Alt's site-specific installation at Josef Sudek's atelier reconstructs the photographer's lost studio through digital video and photographs, marking 50 years since his death.
A guided tour of the "Phantom" exhibition at the Josef Sudek Atelier with professional commentary.
Event at Atelier Josefa Sudka in Prague with admission of 10 CZK.
Photography and art exhibition at the Atelier of Josef Sudek in Prague.
An exhibition of Prague photographs from PPF collections. Historical and contemporary perspectives on the Czech capital.
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.
Documentary photography by Miroslav Hucek from 1987 documents the state of photographer Josef Sudek's studio. The exhibition offers an objective view of his abandoned workspace and home.