The Galerie Josefa Jambora is a regional gallery in Tišnov, housed in the so-called Jambor House where academic painter Josef Jambor (1887–1964) lived and worked from 1931 to 1964. Founded in 1996 and reconstructed into a modern exhibition space in 2017, the gallery focuses on contemporary visual art, particularly artists exploring the theme of landscape and its transformations. It also preserves the art collection Jambor donated to the town, including his original studio, and organises educational programmes and workshops.
Brněnská 475, 666 01 Tišnov
Wed, Fri 12:00-18:00, Sat, Sun 10:00-17:00, Mon, Tue closed; closed between exhibitions and on public holidays
The seventh edition of Art in the City features sculptures by Michal Gabriel in Tišnov's gallery. The exhibition connects contemporary art with the urban environment and local community.
An exhibition of oil paintings by Petr Nikl exploring silence as a space of transformation through three cycles: colorful flowers and butterflies, black-and-white portraits of children, and self-portraits.
The seventh edition of Art in the City showcases four monumental white sculptures by Michal Gabriel. The figures of Life, Death, Injustice, and War rush forward on wheels sprouting from their limbs, creating striking dynamism and design elegance.
An exhibition of oil paintings by Petr Nikl, one of the most renowned Czech visual artists. The opening takes place on 6 June in Tišnov.
The seventh edition of Umění ve městě showcases sculptures by Michal Gabriel, bridging contemporary art with the urban landscape and local community.
Opening of Petr Nikl's oil painting exhibition at the Galerie Josefa Jambora in Tišnov. The exhibition titled Silence opens on 6 June at 17:00.
A fun creative workshop for children aged 6 and up at the Galerie Josefa Jambora. Friday programme focused on creativity and entertainment.
An exhibition titled TEA - CAPUT presented at Galerie Josefa Jambora in Tišnov.
Creative workshops for toddlers and preschoolers with parents, featuring art experiments, drama games, and sensory activities.
An exhibition of Samuel Paučo's abstract spatial landscapes exploring transparency and geometry in imaginary spaces through expressive paint layering and collage.