Galerie Pekelné sáně is a private gallery of contemporary Czech and European art in the centre of Kroměříž. It is housed in a reconstructed building that served as the stables of the 3rd Imperial Infantry Regiment in the mid-19th century, opened as a gallery in April 2023. Five exhibition spaces host more than 16 exhibitions a year, and every Thursday the gallery holds lectures and discussions with artists. The gallery was founded by collector and patron Josef Maixner.
Malý Val 1552, 767 01 Kroměříž
Mon 9:00-13:30, Tue 9:00-12:00 and 12:30-17:00, Wed 9:00-12:00, Thu 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-18:00, Fri 9:00-12:30, Sat 13:00-18:00, Sun 13:00-17:00
A retrospective of sculptor Vladimír Preclík's work from the 1960s to 1990s, spanning wooden sculptures, metal objects, paintings, and drawings.
A painting exhibition by Alice Nikitinova exploring everyday objects - toys, wedding dresses, and shop finds. The artist acts as both painter and curator, preserving forgotten things through art.
Adam Kašpar's exhibition explores mythological imagery and the artist's inner world, inspired by Sumerian and Gnostic traditions. The central theme is the expulsion from paradise as a moment of awakening consciousness.
Two artists exchange roles in this exhibition: a painter working photographically and a photographer guided by intuition. Their work explores the boundaries of media and reexamines art history.
Petr Stanický's exhibition examines glass, metal, and light as both material and philosophical concept, investigating how space relates to matter and illumination.
An exhibition of artworks by Monika Immrová and Jindřich Zeithamml at Galerie Pekelné sáně.
An exhibition of works by Czech artist Zdeněk Trs at Galerie Pekelné sáně.
An exhibition of artworks by Jana Kasalová and Luboš Plný at Galerie Pekelné sáně.
An exhibition exploring Caucasian, Anatolian, Persian and Turkmen carpets through their cultural diversity and the interplay between historical and contemporary textile art.
Tereza Holá's exhibition explores the body as a central theme through site-specific works made from natural materials. Her art addresses existential questions and humanity's connection to the natural world.
Eva Maceková's paintings explore biomorphic forms and hybrid creatures as a response to contemporary alienation. The exhibition balances harmony and unease, proposing a counterpoint to digital fragmentation.
Svetlana Fialová's exhibition investigates social media culture, narcissism in portraiture, and the manipulation embedded in digital self-presentation.
An exhibition of sculptural reliefs by Richard Štipl exploring the tension between life and death through ancient and Christian imagery.
Opening reception for the 14th exhibition block. Meet the artists at this vernissage event in Kroměříž.
An exhibition of works by Czech artist Richard Štipl at Galerie Pekelné sáně in Kroměříž.
An exhibition of paintings by Anežka Kovalová that transforms landscapes and objects into poetic signs through egg tempera in delicate grey tones.
An exhibition of drawings by Inge Kosková exploring landscape and nature as a mirror of human consciousness and inner perception.
An exhibition of contemporary art by Jakub Janovský presents an intimate space filled with body fragments, anxiety, and absence. Room for One is a meditation on solitude and incompleteness.
An exhibition from the Pekelné sáně collection featuring over 600 artworks from the early 20th century to today, reflecting the taste of owner Josef Maixner.
Michal Gabriel's exhibition explores the philosophical concept of eternal return through his distinctive artistic interpretation and search for new creative expression.