Galerie FaVU is the exhibition space of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Brno University of Technology, operating since 2004. It focuses on emerging artists and curators from Czech and international art schools, with its programme selected annually through an open call by the faculty's gallery council. The gallery opened with an exhibition by video art legend Woody Vašulka. Since June 2025 it has been based in a 19th-century former distillery on Pekařská street during the reconstruction of its main premises.
Pekařská 436/78, 602 00 Brno
Wed-Thu 15:00-20:00, other working days by arrangement with the gallery
Contemporary art exhibition "Lost and Found by the Ruins Of Fun" at FaVU Gallery in Brno showcases visual works exploring themes of loss and discovery.
Experimental concert by stanicemiru at FaVU Gallery. A multimedia performance blending music with visual art.
The fourth episode of the Dressing... Man Nequinn project. An exhibition at FaVU Gallery exploring fashion and identity.
A guided tour of the FaVU Gallery in Brno with expert commentary.
Workshop with Oskar Felber exploring the Idle Hands project at FaVU Gallery. A creative session for designers and artists.
The Godly Tiller exhibition at FaVU Gallery in Brno showcases a visual art project with a distinctive contemporary perspective.
The fourth edition of the Rooted Everywhere art symposium features 29 FaVU students and alumni working in six creative groups.
Open call for artists to exhibit at FaVU Gallery in Brno in 2027.
Anxious Millennial performs at FaVU Gallery in Brno on August 26 at 19:30.
A hands-on workshop exploring the creation of theatrical and cinematic characters with elements of otherness, guided by artist Nikoleta Radišić.
Four female artists from different countries present autobiographical works exploring identity, origin, and the search for home through personal narratives.
A guided gallery tour with live performance by artists Cera Krisanaa and Nowalover in Brno.
Brussels artist Tristan Gac presents a new series of works combining colored pencil drawings with futuristic frames, inspired by a scene from Terminator 2.
An exhibition by three artists exploring how memories of authoritarianism and constraint resonate in the present through artistic dialogue.