Pražákův palác is a neo-Renaissance building constructed in 1873–1874 to a design by Viennese architect Theophil von Hansen for Moravian politician JUDr. Alois Pražák. Since 1985 it has been part of the Moravian Gallery in Brno and serves as its headquarters. Permanent exhibitions cover art from the 20th century to the present, complemented by temporary shows and a courtyard sculpture park. The palace is a protected cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
Husova 535/18, 662 26 Brno
Wed-Fri 10:00-18:00, Thu 10:00-19:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon-Tue closed
A lecture series exploring neo-avant-garde art from 1965 to 1980, combining talks on key figures and movements with original artworks and archival materials. Designed for all levels of interest in modern art.
Adriena Šimotová presents a project about Brno in the 1980s, examining the city's history and cultural heritage from that era.
The third lecture in a neo-avant-garde history series examines how the Global South and Eastern Europe reshape the Western story of conceptual art.
An interactive morning for young children at Pražák's Palace exploring artistic experiments and creating with shapes and colors.
An interactive morning for young children exploring different types of paper through tactile experiences and creative activities.
A curator-led tour of Adriena Šimotová's exhibition exploring print, process, and paper techniques as part of a neo-avant-garde history lecture series.
A creative morning for young children and parents: a tour of Adriena Šimotová's exhibition followed by making a paper booklet.
The fifth lecture in a neo-avant-garde history series examines mail art, correspondence networks, and alternatives to conventional gallery spaces.
English-language book club for children aged 3-8. Instructor Jana Repelová reads a fun story about a puppy searching for his lost nose.
A lecture on photographer Dagmar Hochová and her documentary work capturing Czech history from the normalization period through the Velvet Revolution.
Awards ceremony celebrating the most beautiful Czech books of 2025 at Pražákův palác.
An interactive morning for young children exploring land art and nature-based creativity in the gallery.
Interactive morning for young children inspired by Adriena Šimotová's artistic work, featuring hands-on paper experiments and landscape creation.
A guided tour of large-scale paper artworks by Adriena Šimotová for parents with young children, exploring the artist's innovative techniques from the 1980s.
A creative workshop for children exploring paper art within Adriena Simotova's exhibition. Kids will experiment with rituals and create their own paper objects and collages.
An interactive morning for young children to explore tactile relief, close their eyes and create their own plaster. For ages 2-6 with parents.
The sixth lecture in a neo-avant-garde history cycle explores early computer art and experiments bridging art, science, and technology in 1968.
The seventh lecture in a neo-avant-garde history course unfolds as a guided tour of Jiří Valoch's archive, showcasing original artworks and historical documents.
Children's opening of a photography exhibition by Adriena Šimotová documenting Brno in 1986, held at Pražákův palác.
The second lecture in a neo-avant-garde history course examines concrete poetry and experiments with typography and visual meaning.
An interactive morning for young children exploring cubism through an exhibition tour and creating their own cubist portrait.
The opening lecture of a neo-avant-garde history course explores Jiří Valoch's archives, collection, and artistic practice within Czechoslovak and international contexts.
A hands-on embroidery workshop at Pražákův palác in Brno. Perfect for anyone interested in textile design and traditional needlework.
A special family afternoon with an interactive exhibition at Pražákův palác. Perfect for families seeking a fun and engaging activity with children.
A creative morning for young children who will learn about Jan Zrzavý's self-portrait and make their own hat or necklace.
A Designlab event at Pražákův palác in Brno where you can get acquainted with design and its creators.
Guided tour of Liběna Rochová's photography exhibition at Pražákův palác.
A creative morning for young children at the Moravian Gallery library, where they will make their own collage inspired by stories and artworks from the Artothek.
An interactive morning for young children exploring surrealism and their own dreams through play and creative activities.
A family-friendly afternoon combining the Rudolf Sikora exhibition with Brno Art Open festival, featuring guided tours, a children's workshop, and adult discussions on art and contemporary themes.
The Moravian Gallery celebrates artist and curator Jiří Valoch's birthday with a documentary premiere and an interactive lecture-game exploring contemporary art history.
A creative morning workshop for young children exploring intuitive drawing and finding shapes in abstract marks. Designed for ages 2-6 with parental participation.
A creative morning workshop where young children experiment with unconventional painting techniques using mixed materials and textures.
A guided tour exploring the art collection of Stefan Heller and his family's experiences during Nazi occupation, culminating in the recovery of their cultural heritage.
Summer drawing and painting course with artist Josef Bubeník held outdoors near Pražákův palác in Brno. Open to all skill levels.
A summer art camp with creative workshops for children and young people in Brno.
A performance titled Jaro at Pražákův palác in Brno.
A creative morning programme for children and families at Pražákův palác in Brno.
A summer artcamp exploring sound and form for artists and experimental art enthusiasts, held at Pražákův palác in Brno.
A summer artcamp exploring the legend of Brtnice, held at Pražák's Palace in Brno. The event is sold out.
A creative morning programme for children with hands-on activities and fun at Pražákův palác in Brno.
A guided tour of Slovak conceptual artist Rudolf Sikora's exhibition with curators and the artist himself. Discover his distinctive visual language and creative approach.
A hands-on workshop exploring cyanotype, a historic photographic technique using light and shadow to create unique visual effects. Instructors Lenka Burešová and Josef Bubeník will guide you through the entire process.
British stand-up comedian Lena Knappová performs her comedy special with her distinctive humour and unique perspective.