The Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín was founded in 1960 and is a contributory organisation of the South Moravian Region. It is housed in the former clubhouse of the Association of Moravian Fine Artists (SVUM) and manages over 5,000 collection items spanning painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and photography. The gallery focuses on Czech and Moravian art of the 20th and 21st centuries as well as works by Slovak and Austrian artists. The permanent exhibition presents the founding generation of SVUM, including Joža Uprka, Alfons Mucha, Alois Kalvoda and Stanislav Lolek.
Úprkova 2, 695 01 Hodonín
Tue-Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat-Sun and holidays 12:00-18:00, Mon closed
Exhibition showcasing the artistic legacy of the Uprka brothers, celebrated Czech painters, drawn from the gallery's own collection.
An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by brothers Joža and Franta Uprka, who documented the changing rural life in Moravia at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
A sculpture exhibition set in the garden of the Hodonín Art Gallery, showcasing works that interact with the natural landscape.
An interdisciplinary exhibition exploring human emotions inspired by Paul Ekman's research. The project combines paintings, installations, sculptures, and performative elements.
An interdisciplinary exhibition by five Czech artists exploring primary emotions through painting, installations, sculptures, performances, and collages, based on Paul Ekman's research on human emotions.
An exhibition celebrating the pioneering work of Daisy Mrázková, featuring her children's books, illustrations, and landscape paintings.
An exhibition by Ostrava sculptor Jaroslav Koléšek showcases his preparatory models and finished sculptures for public spaces. Models made from simple materials reveal the artist's creative process and distinctive approach.
An exhibition by six Czech artists exploring primary emotions from Ekman's research through diverse artistic media.
Pavel Jestřáb's intervention in the Uprka brothers exhibition, connecting South Moravian tradition with cosmic themes and the concept of gazing skyward.
An exhibition dedicated to Czech illustrator and children's author Daisy Mrázková and her enchanting tales. Discover the legacy of this influential figure in Czech literature.
Pavel Jestřáb intervenes in the Uprka brothers' exhibition, expanding their local South Moravian focus with an unexpected and provocative artistic gesture.
An exhibition of sculptor Jaroslav Koléšek's work, showcasing the creative process from preparatory models to finished sculptures for public spaces.
A symposium exploring sculpture and the artistic process from model to finished work at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
A vernissage presenting sculptures created during the From Model to Sculpture symposium.
A chanson concert with performers Lucie Šustek Rybnikářová and Martin Pančocha at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
Two Czech artists present an exhibition focused on material experimentation and artistic exploration of form and texture.
Exhibition of works by Břetislav Malý and Patrik Pelikán at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
An exhibition of folklore objects and artifacts from the collections of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
An open symposium showcasing 3D scanning and printing techniques, with hands-on consultations from sculptor Dušan Váňa. Free admission.
An interactive hands-on workshop for young children with a caregiver, inspired by illustrator Daisy Mrázková's exhibition.
Interactive workshop inspired by the book Apolenka z modrotisku with hands-on creative activities for participants.
A concert by the band 4BAB in the garden setting of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
Summer art workshops for children at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín. Sessions are led by educators and instructors, with themes based on current exhibitions.
Summer creative workshops for children at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín.
A conference on the sculptural process, from initial model to finished work. For artists, students, and anyone interested in sculpture.
Interactive children's book experience about bear Flora, combining storytelling with hands-on learning in a gallery setting.
Museum Night at the Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín offers free entry and a diverse programme connected to an exhibition exploring emotions and stress.
A theatrical performance by Kejklíř Theatre for children aged three and up, based on Daisy Mrázkova's book. After the show, a discussion takes place at the exhibition of the author's illustrations and books.
Opening of four new exhibitions in the garden of the Hodonín Gallery of Fine Arts, featuring a musical programme.