The North Bohemian Gallery of Fine Art in Litoměřice (SGVU) is a public institution of the Ústí nad Labem Region, open to visitors since 1958. It focuses on Czech fine art from the 14th century to the present and is a nationally significant centre for naïve and outsider art. The main building on Michalská Street stands on the Gothic city walls; the gallery also uses the Diocesan Museum on Mírové náměstí and the deconsecrated Church of the Annunciation. Its collection of over 7,000 works includes panel paintings by the Master of the Litoměřice Altarpiece.
Michalská 29/7, 412 01 Litoměřice
Tue-Sun 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-18:00 (Apr-Sep), Tue-Sun 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00 (Oct-Mar), Mon closed
in progress
A site-specific contemporary art project by UJEP students and faculty featuring installations and videos in a former church, exploring landscape, identity, and our connection to the environment.
in progress
An outdoor sculpture installation by Josefína Jonášová that merges playfulness with dreamlike imagery, engaging viewers and the surrounding space.
A second guided tour exploring the history and phenomenon of the MXM Gallery. Discover its fascinating collection and the stories behind it.
(94 days)
An exhibition revealing photographer Josef Sudek's lesser-known friendships with artists united by their fascination with the landscapes of northern Bohemia.
(95 days)
An exhibition exploring photographer Josef Sudek's creative dialogue with fellow artists and their shared fascination with the landscapes of northern Bohemia during the mid-20th century.
(73 days)
An exhibition celebrating the legendary Prague Gallery MXM, the first private Czech gallery after the revolution. It showcases the work of leading visual artists, including members of the groups Tvrdohlaví and Pondělí.
(74 days)
An exhibition honouring the legendary Prague Gallery MXM, the first private Czech gallery after 1989, founded by Litoměřice lawyer Tomáš Procházka. It showcases the work of artists who shaped Czech visual art in the 1990s.