Prague
Prague City Gallery (GHMP) is a cultural, educational and gallery institution founded on 1 May 1963. It focuses on Czech art from the 19th to the 21st century and manages a collection of over 15,000 works, including Mucha's Slav Epic and an extensive František Bílek collection. The gallery operates across seven venues in Prague, including the Gothic House at the Stone Bell, the Baroque Troja Château, and the House of Photography. It also cares for public sculptures, monuments and fountains throughout the city.
Staroměstské náměstí 605/13, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
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A long-term exhibition in the Bílka Villa showcasing the early work of Art Nouveau symbolist František Bílek, featuring sculptures, drawings, and his own writings exploring a spiritual world of symbols and allegories.
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This exhibition showcases 350 works selected from 2,171 acquisitions made by the Prague City Gallery over fourteen years. Curator Magdalena Juříková presents a diverse collection spanning painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installations that document shifts in the contemporary art scene from established artists to emerging creators.
An exhibition of posters from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, exploring Art Nouveau and Symbolism alongside the permanent collection at Bílka's Villa.
Explore the studio of celebrated Czech sculptor František Bílek with an expert guide at the Prague City Gallery.
in 2 days
A creative workshop for adults and seniors designed to foster intergenerational connection and collaboration through a garden celebration.
in 3 days
Opening reception of the exhibition The Second Fire: A Love Letter to Lake Baikal, featuring an opening programme at the Prague City Gallery.
in 4 days
An art workshop celebrating Baroque and Rococo design in the historic Colloredo-Mansfeld Palace, part of the Open House Prague festival.
in 6 days
A hands-on screen printing workshop for adults and seniors, inspired by the exhibition Labyrinth exploring the landscape of inner wandering.
Hands-on course in marbling and paper-object creation for teachers, part of the Open House Prague initiative.
Guided tour of the Second Fire: A Love Letter to Lake Baikal exhibition with English-language commentary. Perfect for visitors seeking an in-depth artistic experience.
Learn traditional Ukrainian Petrykivska painting in this intergenerational art workshop for adults and seniors at the Prague City Gallery.
A garden celebration at the Prague City Gallery, complementing an exhibition exploring the landscape of inner wandering. An opportunity to gather in a pleasant outdoor setting.
Creative workshop exploring labyrinth design and creation, held as part of the Garden Festival. Open to all ages.
A creative workshop exploring traditional Ukrainian petrykyivka painting for adults and seniors, fostering intergenerational connections through shared artistic practice.
Creative workshop for adults and seniors exploring ceramic decoration techniques in connection with an exhibition about inner landscapes.
Family-friendly workshop exploring the statues and symbolic meanings of Charles Bridge's sculptures. Perfect for parents on maternity or parental leave.
Creative workshop for adults and seniors exploring ceramic decoration and structure, inspired by the Labyrinth exhibition.
A creative workshop exploring the gallery's collection history, designed for art enthusiasts and those interested in how museums build their holdings.
A hands-on screen printing workshop for adults and seniors linked to the Labyrinth exhibition. This intergenerational programme brings people together to explore the art of screen printing.
Creative workshop for adults and seniors exploring lines and layers in connection with the Labyrinth exhibition. An integrative and intergenerational art experience.
