The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (AVU) is the oldest art school in the Czech Republic, founded by imperial decree in 1799. As a public university, it offers master's and doctoral programmes in painting, sculpture, printmaking, intermedia, new media, restoration and architecture, with teaching based on individual studio work. The Academy's gallery GAVU, relocated in 2024 to Veletržní street, presents works by students, graduates and faculty.
U Akademie 4, 170 00 Praha 7
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A four-day experimental workshop exploring creative research with artificial intelligence, open language models, and their practical applications. Limited to 20 participants.
An exhibition exploring space and time through performance notation and graphic scores, where the score itself becomes an environment for performers and visitors to inhabit.
A guided sound walk with Orchestra BERG through Letná focusing on urban soundscapes, followed by a micro-concert and building tour at the Academy of Fine Arts.
A concert by Orchestr BERG at AVU in Prague.
A discussion on art during the Cold War featuring experts from Innsbruck, Dresden, and Russia. The conversation explores artistic worlds and cultural exchange during the Cold War era.
Members will explore the drawing studio's semester work at AVU, guided by instructor Matěj Smetana, who will discuss his contemporary approach to drawing from classical to experimental techniques.
International workshop on neo-avant-garde in cybernetic socialism, organized by Charles University and the University of Zurich. Part of a teaching module exploring exile, migration, and samizdat culture.