The Center for Contemporary Arts Prague (CSU) was founded in 1992 as the Soros Center under the auspices of the Open Society Institute. Since 2014 it has been based in a converted former bakery building in the Letná district. It runs two galleries - Galerie Jelení, focused on emerging Czech artists, and Galerie Kurzor, with a guest-curator programme - alongside the Artlist.cz art database, a specialist library and an auditorium. Admission is free.
Dukelských hrdinů 500/25A, 170 00 Praha 7
Wed-Sun 12:00-18:00, Mon-Tue closed
Exhibition opening featuring conversations about reproductions and authenticity in art, with artists Sami Al-Salamoni, Zbyněk Baladrán, Kvet Nguyễn, and André Feliciano.
Dorota Václavíková's exhibition explores rain as a symbol of hope and renewal. Interactive installations with puddles and natural elements at the Centre for Contemporary Art.
A discussion about design featuring Lenka Glisníková and Tadeáš Podracký, moderated by Matěj Forejt in collaboration with Czech Television.
Painter Vasil Artamonov presents his artistic practice as part of the Artlist: Talk presentation series.
A guided tour through the second part of a series on reproductions, led by curator Adéla Svobodová at Galerie Kurzor.
A lecture by curator and contemporary art theorist Jan Nálevka at the Centre for Contemporary Art Prague.
Silvina Arismendi's site-responsive installation explores colour, drawing, and collected materials activated within the gallery space.
Opening of an exhibition by Argentine artist Silvina Arismendi at Jelení Gallery, curated by Gabriela Kotiková.
An exhibition by two UMPRUM photography students exploring ruin and decay in social contexts – from crumbling traditional craft workshops to degrading automobiles in scrapyards.
An exhibition of works from UMPRUM's Animation and Film studio, featuring key films, animated documentaries, and video clips created by students using DIY methods.