Galerie Fotografic occupies a converted former stable on Stříbrná Street in Prague's Old Town. It focuses on contemporary photography with extensions into video art and other media. Seven to ten exhibitions of Czech and international artists take place each year, giving both established and emerging names space for often unconventional installations. The programme is rounded out by artist talks, guided tours and film screenings, and the gallery regularly takes part in events such as the Fotograf Festival and Noc literatury.
Stříbrná 212/2, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
German artist Elena Helfrecht transforms her family's Bavarian home into a surreal stage to explore historical trauma and memory in the Plexus project.
An audiovisual work by Belgian artist Karel De Cock examines gender dynamics in classic Hollywood cinema through a video collage assembled from hundreds of films from the 1940s and 1950s.
Finnish photographers Markku Hakala and Mari Käki present a series of moving photographic images that explore the boundary between photography and film. Surreal scenes from the Finnish countryside unfold into a psychological drama.
Finnish photography exhibition by Markku Hakala and Mari Käki featuring images of natural landscapes.
A guided tour of a photography exhibition with curator Pavel Baňka. Admission is voluntary.
An exhibition of Pavel Baňka's photographs showcasing his visionary approach to photography, from iconic works of the Figuration cycle to previously unseen archive images. An intimate look at the creative process of a Czech photographer.