Salmovský palác (Salm Palace) is a Baroque palace in the Hradčany district of Prague, located directly opposite the main gate of Prague Castle. It serves as an exhibition space of the National Gallery in Prague, hosting temporary art exhibitions. The palace dates from the early 18th century and takes its name from the Salm noble family.
Japanese musician Jasukazu Kanó explores the shinobue, a traditional Japanese flute, through live performance, lecture, and demonstrations of its history, techniques, and role in both classical and contemporary music.
Curator Lenka Gyaltso leads an expert talk on Chinese ink painting, its techniques, materials, and history as part of the Through the Curators' Eyes series.
A one-hour guided tour of the permanent exhibition "Asian Art Across Space and Time" with sinologist Noemi Guerrero, presenting major works of Chinese, Japanese, and Islamic art from antiquity to the present.
An interactive workshop for children and adults exploring Chinese landscape painting and ink-painting techniques. Participants will discover works from the Asian Art collection and practice traditional methods themselves.
A creative workshop for children aged 6 and up that combines an Asian art exhibition with hands-on Chinese ink painting. Led by a curator and visual artist.
