Galerie Rudolfinum is a non-profit kunsthalle that opened in 1994 in the northern wing of the neo-Renaissance Rudolfinum building on Prague's embankment. It holds no permanent collection and instead mounts large-scale exhibitions of contemporary Czech and international art. The roughly 1,500 m² of gallery space is lit by glazed ceilings; the venue also houses the Artpark education centre, a cinema, a design shop and a café. It is managed and funded by the Czech Ministry of Culture.
Alšovo nábřeží 12, 110 00 Praha 1
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
An exhibition examining how data shapes and reflects questions of power and sovereignty.
A group exhibition examining how technology and digital infrastructure reshape the relationship between individuals and the state. Czech and international artists explore algorithms, data, and artificial intelligence.
A group exhibition exploring how data and computational technology threaten personal and state sovereignty. Czech and international artists examine digital freedom through installations, films, and software art.
Guided tour of the DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign exhibition at Galerie Rudolfinum, exploring the artworks and ideas on display.
An interactive art and architecture project by Ola Hassanain featuring multiple artists at Prague's Rudolfinum.