Brno
The House of the Lords of Kunštát is a Renaissance palace in the historic centre of Brno at Dominikánská 9, listed as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. The original 14th-century townhouses were merged into a single palace during a Renaissance reconstruction in 1585–1599 under Jan of Pernštejn. Since 1958 it has been part of the Brno House of Arts and serves as an exhibition space for contemporary visual art. It also houses Gallery G99, Café Trojka, and since 2023 the new-media art centre Vašulka Kitchen Brno.
Dominikánská 9, 602 00 Brno
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in 5 days
A performative workshop exploring the absence of motherhood and the transformation of the human form into a natural force through projection, light, and therapeutic touch.
in 6 days
A guided walk with art historian Pavla Cenková exploring the apartment buildings designed by architect Maxim Monter, who left a remarkable modernist-tinged legacy in Brno during his 1904–1910 stay.
A walking tour of Brno's rental houses designed by architect Maxim Monter, who worked in the city in the early 20th century. Art historian Pavla Cenková will guide you through his works from Art Nouveau to modernism.
A gathering of the editors of a collection dedicated to Eva Kmentová, featuring Tomáš Pospiszyl and Polana Bregantová. An intimate evening celebrating the launch of the publication and discussing its contents.
A discussion exploring the early history of video art in the Czech Republic, education in new media, and the Orbis Fictus exhibition.