Muzeum umění Olomouc is a state-run art museum and collection institution under the Czech Ministry of Culture, founded in 1951 and today managing over 200,000 objects. It operates across two main sites: the Museum of Modern Art in an Art Nouveau building on Denisova Street, focused on 20th- and 21st-century art, and the Archdiocesan Museum in the Přemyslid Castle complex, which includes the Romanesque palace of Bishop Jindřich Zdík. A kinetic sculpture by David Černý, "Lupič" (The Thief), is mounted on the cornice of the Denisova Street building.
Denisova 47, 771 11 Olomouc
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A retrospective of sculptor Zbyněk Sekal's work featuring his sculptures, assemblages and boxes alongside diary excerpts and personal writings.
An exhibition by graffiti pioneer Matěj Olmer featuring large-scale abstract canvases and liquid paints that explore the boundary between physical tension and sensory experience.
A retrospective of sculptor Maria Bartuszová showcases her groundbreaking work exploring the interplay of matter, emptiness, and tactile sensation. The exhibition at the Museum of Art Olomouc traces key stages of her practice from biomorphic forms to experimental casting techniques.