Galerie Lázně Liberec is an art museum founded in 1953, housed since 2014 in the former municipal spa building dating from 1901–1902 on Masarykova Street. Its collections comprise over 22,000 works of art from Bohemia, Germany, France, the Netherlands and other European countries. The gallery offers permanent exhibitions of Czech and European art, temporary shows and an interactive exposition. The conversion of the spa building received the Grand Prix of Architects – National Architecture Prize in 2014.
Masarykova 723/14, 460 01 Liberec
Mon closed, Tue-Wed 10:00-18:00, Thu-Fri 10:00-19:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-18:00
A monographic exhibition by Slovak artist Kvet Nguyễn traces the history of the Vietnamese diaspora in Czechoslovakia from the post-war period to the present through her latest artworks.
A dialogue between two prominent textile artists: Polish Romani visual artist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and Czech artist Sráč Sam. The exhibition explores textiles as bearers of memory, women's labour, and identity.
Exhibition of Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm featuring his iconic works that use humour and sarcasm to critique societal stereotypes and false ideals.
An exhibition of screen prints from FAMU's Photography Department exploring how screen printing and raster techniques transform photographic images.
An exhibition exploring Čestmír Suška's drawings, prints, sketches and journals spanning over four decades of artistic practice and experimentation.
A summer artcamp exploring the exhibition of works by artists Věra Nováková and Pavel Brázda, with participants experimenting with various artistic techniques and creative approaches.
Launch of the catalogue for Jiří Černický's exhibition with a guided tour. The book explores postmodern art, caricature, and architectural plans as instruments of creative thinking.
Guided tour of works by Věra Nováková and Pavel Brázda, two 20th-century artists, led by curator Vendula Fremlová.
A retrospective of Irish studio Cartoon Saloon centered on the animated film Wolfwalkers. The exhibition displays original character designs, environment sketches, color scripts, and animation frames from the acclaimed 2020 film.
An exhibition of spatial installations, drawings, graphics, and experimental works by students and graduates of Brno University of Technology's Faculty of Fine Arts, exploring contemporary post-digital artistic practice.
An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Pavel Brázda and Věra Nováková, exploring portraiture, the relationship between image and text, and botanical themes.
Exhibition of original artifacts from the animated film Wolfwalkers by Cartoon Saloon, featuring character designs, film frames, and materials about the filmmaking process by directors Tom Moore and Ross Stewart.
An exhibition of student and graduate works from Brno's Faculty of Fine Arts exploring the dialogue between surface and space through two studio perspectives.
An exhibition of works by two significant Czech artists, Věra Nováková and Pavel Brázda, presenting their paintings, texts, and distinctive approach to composition.
An exhibition exploring landscapes in the work of Karel Hynek Mácha, a key figure of Czech Romanticism. See how 19th-century philosophy and the search for life's meaning shaped his poetic vision.
An exhibition of 19th-century romantic landscapes by Czech artists inspired by poet Karel Hynek Mácha. Works by Mařák, the Mánes brothers, and other masters of painting.
An expansive exhibition by Jiří Černický featuring drawings, objects, and installations that explore contemporary global questions through the lens of progress, utopia, and humor.
Jiří Černický's exhibition presents nearly 80 drawings and monumental installations exploring the intersection of science and art. The programme features guided tours with commentary, a meeting with the artist, and educational workshops for schools.