Areál Šroubáren 860, 252 66 Libčice nad Vltavou
Wed-Sun 14:00-18:00, Mon-Tue closed
An exhibition of three artists - Marie Filippovová, Milada Othová and Dagmar Šubrtová - exploring the creative process through work with sand, bronze and natural materials from post-industrial landscapes.
A guided tour of the exhibition with artist Dagmar Šubrtová, who will discuss her work alongside that of other artists. The programme includes the presentation of a new exhibition catalogue.
Explore the architecture and history of Uhelný Mlýn with a knowledgeable guide in this former industrial complex.
A family-friendly art workshop combining an exhibition tour with hands-on creative activities led by an instructor.
A family art workshop led by artist Maria Filippovova, who will share her work and teach participants a traditional creative technique.
A guided tour of the exhibition with artist Dagmar Šubrtová and curator Vendula Fremlová.
A benefit rave celebrating the life of Mat Weasel, a beloved musical figure. Nearly 30 artists perform across three stages in an industrial venue near Prague, with all proceeds supporting heart disease prevention.
Opening of the season's final exhibition at Uhelný mlýn Gallery, featuring works by three Czech visual artists.
The final curator-led tour of the TIMO. Bude exhibition with Jan Čejka at Galerie Uhelný mlýn.
The last day of street artist Tim's summer exhibition at Uhelný mlýn Gallery. A chance to see his free creative work, which is not usually publicly accessible.
A summer day camp for children exploring street art through hands-on creation in a gallery and urban setting.
Contemporary art exhibition TIMO. Bude. at Galerie Uhelný mlýn in Libčice nad Vltavou.
Anonymous street artist TIMO presents intimate drawings and objects exploring inner feelings and spaces that shape individual character and collective mood in this discreet gallery exhibition.
Street artist TIMA's intimate exhibition of drawings, objects, and installations that blur the boundary between interior and exterior space.
A family creative workshop combined with a gallery tour for children aged 4–12 and their parents at the Charcoal Mill Gallery.
Four contemporary Czech artists explore landscape, time and memory through concentrated listening in a former industrial mill. Their interdisciplinary work examines how places transform while retaining their invisible histories.