DOX is an independent centre for contemporary art, architecture and design in Prague's Holešovice district, opened in 2008 in a converted 19th-century industrial complex designed by architect Ivan Kroupa. Its 6,000 m² of space hosts exhibitions, lectures, discussions and performances. The venue also includes the DOX+ multifunctional hall (capacity 450–700), a café, bookstore and design shop, and a wooden airship structure on the roof.
Poupětova 793/1, 170 00 Praha 7
Tue-Sun 11:00-19:00, Mon closed
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An exhibition tracing how print and media have shaped art and society from the 19th century onwards. Works from the Nobel Collection examine the critical role of media in the modern world.
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Hit by News showcases four hundred works by international artists exploring the relationship between print, media, and society from the early twentieth century to today.
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A retrospective of Jiří Petrbok's self-portraits and explorations of identity from the 1990s to today. The DOX exhibition presents his work as a personal diary full of returns, emotions, and existential questions.
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The fourth instalment of the Angle of View project explores resilience as a form of resistance and relational quality. An exhibition with educational programming features work by eleven artists addressing psychological resilience and resilience.
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A photography exhibition celebrating the centenary of sculptor Olbram Zoubek's birth. Images by different photographers reveal his life, artistic legacy, and relationships with friends and figures from his circle.
Alžběta Tichá presents Frekvence, an artistic project at Prague's dox centre.
A concert by the band Thin Skin at Prague's dox venue. The performance takes place on June 10, 2026 at 19:00.
(2 days)
Italian composer Gioele Coccia performs his project Never So Close, Never So Far at Prague's dox.
Catalogue launch for Jiří Petrbok's photographic exhibition exploring patient portraits and stories from psychiatric care at dox gallery.
An exhibition of photographs and personal records by Jiří Petrbok, exploring his journey as a patient, artist, and curator.
An event called Fakt! taking place at DOX in Prague.
Opening reception for the FAUST exhibition at DOX gallery. A new exhibition opening to the public.
Otto M. Urban guides visitors through the HIT BY NEWS exhibition, which examines how media and news shape modern society.
(8 days)
Interactive art programme for babies and toddlers at DOX gallery, introducing young children to contemporary art through hands-on exploration.
(2 days)
Contemporary art project Refuge 2025 takes place at dox in Prague, exploring current artistic perspectives.
A guided programme through the GA-I-SU-RA exhibition with Ester and Aňa Geislerová at DOX.
An exhibition titled Souhra at dox in Prague.
A lecture on the art of translating Japanese poetry and calligraphy, exploring the aesthetic and linguistic challenges of rendering traditional Japanese verse in Czech.
International dancers present their creative work at dox. An experimental dance-theatre programme for audiences of all ages.
Cultural programme for young people featuring Japanese painter Moemi Yamamoto: a lecture, exhibition, and experimental event at DOX.
Contemporary music concert with Ensemble Modern II, an ensemble specializing in experimental and modern compositions.
A masterclass with the renowned German ensemble Ensemble Modern, exploring contemporary music and compositional techniques.
Ensemble Modern presents an experimental concert focused on reading and interpreting modern music in unconventional ways.
Contemporary music concert with the German orchestra Ensemble Modern, focusing on modern and experimental compositions.
Meet South Korean composer Unsuk Chin, the resident artist of Prague Offspring 2026. Artistic director Josef Třeštík leads an intimate conversation with this award-winning contemporary composer.
(56 days)
A retrospective exhibition of Jiří Petrbok's self-portraits from the 1990s to today, presented as a personal visual diary of identity, pain, and irony.
(66 days)
The Archive of Visual Arts showcases the latest volumes of the BOOKS series, a project mapping typographic specialties of Czech and Slovak book design since 2014.
(81 days)
A retrospective of Czech Japanologist and artist Petr Geisler presents his calligraphy, photographs from Japan, and Buddhist texts. The exhibition at DOX reveals his unique creative world.
(81 days)
A retrospective of Czech Japanologist, translator and artist Petr Geisler (1949–2009) showcasing his original ink drawings, calligraphy and happenings across three floors of DOX.