Galerie Kaple occupies a Renaissance building from 1611 in the rear courtyard of Žerotín Castle. Over the centuries it served as a riding hall, a Napoleonic military hospital, and a prison chapel for the only women's prison in Moravia. Following an award-winning reconstruction (Stavba roku Zlínského kraje), it reopened in 2009 as a gallery dedicated to contemporary Czech art. Six solo exhibitions are staged each year, spanning painting, sculpture, video art, installation, and performance.
Sokolská, 757 01 Valašské Meziříčí
Mon closed, Tue-Fri 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00, Sat-Sun 13:00-17:00
Polish artist Paul Voca's exhibition investigates the sea, material transformation, and light through video, installations, and photographs.
Opening of Polish artist Katarzyna Tretyn's exhibition at Galerie Kaple, curated by Jacek Świderski.
Opening of an exhibition by Slovak artist Pavol Truben at Galerie Kaple, exploring utopian visions and mythological themes.
Pavol Truben's exhibition explores myths and the future through fictional reconstructions and simulated media archaeology, where animals become carriers of symbolic meaning.
An exhibition of David Moješčík's sculptural works showcasing figurative art that combines classical precision with modern expression, emphasizing the human form and spatial relationships.