HIDDEN Gallery is an independent contemporary art space in Prague's Žižkov district. It focuses on emerging Czech and international artists whose work goes beyond current trends. The gallery is known for its experimental curatorial approach, occasionally taking exhibitions into unconventional venues such as metro stations.
Bořivojova 106, 130 00 Praha 3
Opening hours follow the event programme
An exhibition by Jakub Janovský and Jan Vytiska that delves into memory, folklore, desire, and the shadow aspects of human nature.
Polish painter Natalia Kleszczewska presents a solo show blending horror, science fiction, and romanticism through figures that merge human, animal, and posthuman characteristics.
Guided tour with Natalia Kleszczewska through the SPELLBOUND exhibition at HIDDEN gallery.
A guided tour of the "Hell Is Other People" exhibition with curators Martin Kolář and Matěj Pokorný at HIDDEN gallery in Prague.
A guided tour through contemporary artist Dorka Hlinská's exhibition at HIDDEN gallery in Prague.
The closing summer exhibition at HIDDEN gallery features works by Martin Kolář and Matěj Pokorný, examining the psychological torment of human relationships, the boundary between original and copy, and how technology and violence reshape the human form.
A guided tour of Renata Jelínková's exhibition at HIDDEN gallery. The artist shares her artistic vision and approach to contemporary visual practice.
Opening of Renata Jelínková's exhibition "Leave Through the Window, Keep the Door Open" at HIDDEN gallery in Prague.
A solo exhibition by Filip Kůrka exploring folklore and the boundaries between humanity and monstrosity.
A two-person exhibition exploring the unsettling boundary between paradise and collapse, memory and forgetting, through painting and psychological inquiry.
Dora Hlinková presents her programme "Čury Mury Fuk" at the HIDDEN gallery in Prague.
An exhibition of paintings by Dora Hlinská exploring landscape and memory through intimate moments from nature and shared experiences.
An exhibition pairing polished marble sculptures by Ema Kissová with angular works by Ondřej Klavík. The title references the ancient Great Mother and invites meditation on matter and the body.