Dolní náměstí 23/42, 779 00 Olomouc
Mon-Sun 9:00-18:30
An immersive spatial installation for children that brings a storybook world to life through flying fish, vibrant colours, and surprising details.
An exhibition by Martina Horáková and František Štípek examining adulthood between exhaustion and the search for meaning, capturing moments of resistance to work and performance.
An exhibition by eight Hungarian artists exploring contemporary Hungarian society through political commentary, personal symbols, memory, and humour.
An exhibition exploring the visual culture of the Hungarian Soviet Republic through temporary architecture and political monuments from 1919.
Hungarian performer and intermedia artist Viktória Monhor presents a multimedia work examining public speech, media freedom, and memory in the context of Hungarian society.
A drawing and sculptural installation by Hanna Szabó-Sáfrány exploring the paradox of distance in expressions of intimacy through performative practice.
An interactive workshop exploring architecture and unconventional perspectives on buildings that provoke unease. It examines structures that are not quite what they appear to be.
An exhibition exploring the dialogue between William Blake and Mike Nylons through geometric interventions in Blake's visionary works, with an opening performance by cy4ntist.
Tamás Páll's film installation series examines alternative forms of coexistence in industrially transformed Eastern Europe, using abandoned sites as stages for new realities.
An exhibition exploring discomfort through everyday objects, inspired by Samuel Beckett's novel Watt.
Eszter Sárkány's photographic series examines how traditions become politicized and lose their personal dimension. It documents Easter customs, dance gatherings, and cultural symbols.
An exhibition of eight artists examining the trauma of Hungarian society and the return of authoritarian ideas over the past two decades.
An exhibition by eight Hungarian artists exploring societal trauma and doubt through political commentary, personal symbolism, and memory work.
Eszter Sárkány's photographic exhibition explores tradition and identity through documentation of Easter customs, dance gatherings, and village celebrations.
Performer Viktória Monhor's exhibition examines media freedom and public expression through a Hungarian lens. Part of the 11th edition of XY - an exhibition with a guided walk.
A drawing and sculptural installation by Hanna Szabó-Sáfrány created through performative practice, exploring traces of affection and intimacy through gesture.
A Budapest-based architecture studio explores unconventional objects and the evolution of vernacular architecture through a workshop and exhibition.
An exhibition exploring dialogue between William Blake and Mike Nylons, where artists intervene in Blake's visionary works with geometric marks, bridging imagination, religious themes, and contemporary culture.
An exhibition examining temporary architecture and monuments from 1919 Budapest that shaped the visual landscape of the Hungarian Soviet Republic.
Václav Hruška showcases a sound installation revealing the functional structure of a sequencer developed over eight years in Pure Data. The displayed image exposes the aesthetics of real-time music creation.
An exhibition by artist Kryštof Netolický, who creates paintings using only his fingers. Playful images of professions and everyday life with humour, complemented by zines, music, and textile art.