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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Prague City Tourism - St. Nicholas Church Bell Tower, Prague

(198 days)

City Guardian – Exhibition in the Church of St. Nicholas Bell Tower

A permanent exhibition exploring the history of the Church of St. Nicholas Bell Tower and Prague's city watch service. Visitors can explore bell-ringers' apartments, the watch room, the bell chamber, and a Cold War observation post with views over Malostranské Square.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 1.6. Novomlýnská Water Tower, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(350 days)

Exhibition "Prague on Fire" in the Novomlýnská Water Tower

A permanent multimedia exhibition in a historic 1658 Baroque water tower exploring Prague's fire history, firefighting heritage, and water infrastructure through video mapping, animations, and virtual reality. Climb 178 steps for panoramic views from the top.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 31.10. National Museum, Prague

(502 days)

Journey Through Bedřich Smetana's Family Tree

An exhibition at the Bedřich Smetana Memorial explores the composer's family tree through photographs and genealogical records. Visitors discover the fates of his daughters from both marriages and see curious objects loaned by his descendants.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(198 days)

Gastroherna at the National Agricultural Museum

An interactive gastronomy exhibition for children and families at Prague's National Agricultural Museum. Visitors explore the history of food, test their senses, and try shopping in a children's shop.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(198 days)

Hunting Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum

A permanent exhibition exploring hunting as a traditional profession, lifestyle, and cultural practice. Interactive displays combine museum collections, virtual effects, and touch-screen games in an immersive setting.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(198 days)

Fishing Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum

A permanent interactive exhibition exploring fishing and Czech pond farming traditions, featuring live aquariums, films, and audiovisual technology. Ideal for families with children.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(198 days)

Water in the Landscape Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum

An interactive exhibition about water in the landscape featuring a three-dimensional model of the Czech Republic and experimental glass cylinders. Ideal for families, with free admission for children and young people.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague from 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(198 days)

Agriculture Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum on Letná

An interactive exhibition tracing agriculture from prehistoric times to modern technology. Children and youth under 18 enter free and can try traditional crafts.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague Entry pro children a …

(198 days)

Jede traktor at the National Agricultural Museum

A permanent interactive exhibition of historic tractors at the National Agricultural Museum, where visitors can experience driving simulators and training equipment, and children can play on pedal-powered tractor toys.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Prague from 150 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(198 days)

Art Life – Art for Life

A major permanent exhibition showcasing over 1,300 objects of European applied art from antiquity to the present, organized thematically across six halls of the historic museum building.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Národní galerie v Praze, Prague from 140 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(198 days)

1939–2021: The End of Black and White – National Gallery Prague Permanent Exhibition

A permanent collection exhibition at the National Gallery Prague presenting 323 Czech artworks from 1939 to the present, exploring art as historical testimony across a transformative era.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.6. Národní galerie Praha, Veletržní palác, Prague

(1475 days)

1939–2021: The End of the Black-and-White Era

An exhibition of over 300 artworks from 1939–2021 exploring diverse approaches to artistic quality without hierarchy, from official art to unofficial creation.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Trade Fair Palace, Prague

(198 days)

1918–1938: The First Republic – National Gallery Exhibition in Prague

A National Gallery collection exhibition showcasing the rich artistic heritage of Czechoslovakia's first two decades, featuring works by Czech, Slovak, and international masters from Picasso to van Gogh on the 3rd floor of Veletržní Palace.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Gallery, Prague 250 Kč · ≈ 10 €

(198 days)

Old Masters I – Collection of Old Art Exhibition at Schwarzenberg Palace

A permanent exhibition of European masterworks from the 16th to 18th centuries, featuring works by Dürer, Rubens, Goya and Rembrandt, with a new section on Baroque art in Bohemia.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Gallery, Prague from 140 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(198 days)

1956–1989: Architecture for All – NG Exhibition at the Trade Fair Palace

A permanent exhibition of Czechoslovak architecture and lifestyle from 1956–1989 showcases works by prominent architects and designers in the context of everyday life. The National Gallery display reveals how architecture and design intertwined with housing, technology, labour, and culture in socialist Czechoslovakia.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 20.12. Czech National Bank, Prague free entry

(187 days)

The World of Banknotes by Oldřich Kulhánek at the CNB Visitor Centre

Explore the artistic legacy of Czech painter and graphic designer Oldřich Kulhánek, creator of modern Czech banknotes, through this comprehensive exhibition at the Czech National Bank.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Gallery, Prague from 140 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(198 days)

1796–1918 Art of the Long Century. Exhibition at the Trade Fair Palace

A comprehensive collection exhibition featuring over 450 works by 150 artists from 1796–1918, including masterpieces by Klimt, Munch, van Gogh, and Picasso. The display explores European art across three thematic sections spanning the long 19th century.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Národní galerie - Šternberský palác, Prague from 120 Kč · ≈ 5 €

(198 days)

Old Masters II: Exhibition at Šternberský Palace

A major collection exhibition of over 600 masterworks from antiquity to classicism, spanning Italian primitives, Renaissance and Baroque painting, and works by European masters across multiple centuries.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Gallery, Prague free entry pro childr…

(198 days)

National Gallery Prague – Free Entry for Children Under 15

The National Gallery in Prague offers free admission for all children and young people under 15 to all its collection exhibitions and special exhibitions. Free entry also applies to disability pass holders, club members, and other groups; adults with a Komerční banka card receive a 20% discount.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 30.12. National Literature Monument / Literature Museum, Prague

(197 days)

Museum of Literature: Neruda, Field, Neumann

Three new exhibitions dedicated to Czech literary figures: Jan Neruda's journalism, Stanislav Kostka Neumann's poetry, and T. R. Field's nonsense verse, presented within the Museum of Literature's permanent exhibition.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Klementinum, Prague

(198 days)

Astronomical Tower and Baroque Library

Tour of the Astronomical Tower and Baroque library at Klementinum, a former Jesuit college in central Prague.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Poštovní muzeum Praha, Prague from 20 Kč · ≈ 0.8 €

(198 days)

Exhibition of Jindřich Ulrich – Stamps and Miniatures

An intimate exhibition of painter Jindřich Ulrich showcases over fifty miniature oil paintings and his postage stamp designs. Ulrich's precise work draws inspiration from the 18th century and court culture, emphasizing masterful craftsmanship and rich detail.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Brewery at Vyšehrad, Prague free entry

(198 days)

The Rises and Falls of Vyšehrad

A temporary exhibition exploring Vyšehrad's rich history from prehistory to the present through unique artifacts, period photographs, and physical models, with special focus on Vratislaus I, Charles IV, and the fortress's military past.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 3.1. National Technical Museum, Prague

(201 days)

A Life Devoted to Praga Cars: A Tribute to Emil Příhoda

An exhibition celebrating Emil Příhoda and his collection of 15 Praga vehicles, with eight of them now displayed in the Transport Hall of the National Technical Museum.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 11.9. Prague Market, Prague free

(87 days)

Sculptural Group 'Market and Slaughterhouse' in front of Holešovická Market in Prague

The monumental sculptural group 'Market and Slaughterhouse' by Adam Trbuška and Arthur Magrot won the 'Art for the City' competition. Installed in front of Holešovická Market, it symbolizes economic cycles of prosperity and crisis through contrasting figures of a bull and a bear.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 11.9. Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Prague

(87 days)

Adam Trbušek & Artur Magrot – Market and Slaughterhouse

A monumental sculptural ensemble by Adam Trbušek and Artur Magrot exploring the symbolism of bull and bear markets through interconnected bronze figures in the historic Holešovice market hall.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. National Technical Museum, Prague

(75 days)

What Created the Railway, What the Railway Created

An exhibition exploring how railways shaped the modern world and how the world shaped railways, from their origins through technological breakthroughs to their lasting impact on society.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 27.10. Art for Good nový život výstav, Prague

(133 days)

Zdenek Rykr and the Chocolate Factory by Vojtěch Lahoda [online]

An online retrospective of Czech painter Zdenek Rykr marking the 125th anniversary of his birth, with expert commentary.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Czech Television, Prague free entry

(14 days)

Šárka Váchová – The Magic of Puppets and Visual Poetry

An exhibition celebrating puppet artist Šárka Váchová showcases the magical world of the beloved children's programme "The Little House on the Hill" with authentic sets, costumes, and artistic designs. The interactive exhibition at the ČT Gallery runs until June 30, 2026 and offers free admission.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Gallery, Prague 750 Kč za 10 dní · ≈ 31 €

(198 days)

One Price for All National Gallery Exhibitions – 10-Day Ticket

A ten-day ticket for 750 CZK provides access to all National Gallery Prague collection exhibitions, featuring works by world masters and leading Czech artists.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Prague Castle, Prague free

(198 days)

Gifts for the President from Far and Near II

The exhibition in Rožmberk Palace presents gifts received by President Petr Pavel in 2025 from foreign dignitaries, regional representatives, and citizens. Among the exhibits are unique items from around the world, including a Mongolian sword and a Japanese plate.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. National Technical Museum, Prague

(75 days)

Enigma and Other Secret Projects

A travelling exhibition exploring Enigma and cryptology, enriched with Czech history of classified projects. A fascinating look at secret technologies and their political origins.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 31.10. Lobkowicz Palace, Prague Vstupenky dostupné on…

(137 days)

From Inkwell to Typewriter at Lobkowicz Palace

A year-long exhibition at Lobkowicz Palace traces the history of writing from ancient tablets through inkwells and seals to First Republic typewriters, featuring autographs of world figures and curious porcelain inkwells.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Museum of Prague, Prague free entry

(198 days)

Cloud at the Museum of Prague

An interactive exhibition for children that combines play with imagination development. A space full of visual impressions and creative activities at the Museum of Prague.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 23.8. dox, Prague from 180 Kč · ≈ 7 €

(68 days)

Hit by News – Exhibition at the Centre for Contemporary Art DOX

Hit by News showcases four hundred works by international artists exploring the relationship between print, media, and society from the early twentieth century to today.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 23.8. Centre of Contemporary Art DOX, Prague

(68 days)

HIT BY NEWS

An exhibition tracing how print and media have shaped art and society from the 19th century onwards. Works from the Nobel Collection examine the critical role of media in the modern world.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. Gallery of Audiovisual Art, Prague 217–870 CZK · ≈ 9–36 €

(198 days)

Lumia Gallery

Interactive audiovisual art gallery with 24 installations across two floors in central Prague. Features digital projections, video mapping, LED art and analog objects including mirror mazes and optical illusions.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 4.10. Chvalský Palace, Prague Základní entry zahrnu…

(110 days)

Around the World in 80 Days

An interactive exhibition at Chvalský Castle takes you on a journey around the world inspired by Jules Verne's classic novel. Complete tasks, collect clues and traverse nine continents in a unique blend of exhibition and escape game.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.12. New Town Hall, Prague free entry

(180 days)

Traces of Jewish Presence in Prague 2

A travelling exhibition exploring the Jewish history of Vinohrady presents little-known figures and photographs. The display includes a tile from the former synagogue and views of the district's panorama from the town hall tower.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. National Gallery, Prague

(75 days)

Jiří Kolář: X Biennial of São Paulo

A chamber exhibition at the National Gallery commemorates Czech artist Jiří Kolář's participation in the prestigious 1969 São Paulo Biennial, where he won an international award. The show reconstructs his presentation and explores the complex political context of Czechoslovak participation during the Cold War.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. National Gallery, Prague

(12 days)

Biennale UMPRUM: Generation Z

A cross-section of work by 25 students from Prague's Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design, featuring diploma and bachelor projects from the past two years spanning architecture, design, fashion and fine art.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. National Gallery, Prague free entry

(12 days)

UMPRUM Biennial – Generation Z

The UMPRUM Biennial: Generation Z showcases diploma and bachelor projects by 25 students from Prague's Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design. The exhibition at the National Gallery explores embodiment, identity, and our relationship with the virtual world.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. Národní galerie v Praze, Prague from 140 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(75 days)

Jiří Kolář: X Biennial of São Paulo

A partial reconstruction of Czech artist Jiří Kolář's award-winning presentation at the 1969 São Paulo Biennial, featuring works from Czech collections and archival materials exploring art and politics during a turbulent era.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 3.1. Národní galerie v Praze, Prague

(201 days)

NGP 230 Years – Exhibition at the Trade Fair Palace, National Gallery Prague

The National Gallery Prague celebrates 230 years of its existence with an exhibition in the south wing of the Trade Fair Palace. The ten-chapter exhibition presents the institution's development from 1796 to the present through approximately 70 works from all the gallery's collections.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. Národní galerie Praha, Veletržní palác, Prague

(12 days)

Biennale UMPRUM: Generation Z

The UMPRUM Biennial showcases student work from Prague's Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design. The exhibition explores the generational experiences of young people in the digital age through architecture, design, graphics and art.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Malostranská Beseda, Prague 90–490 Kč · ≈ 3.7–20 €

(14 days)

Loukamosaic – Colors of Words

An interactive exhibition by eleven artists from France, Italy, and the Czech Republic featuring objects that respond to movement, sound, and touch. Ideal for families with children and adults, with free workshops and educational elements included.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Minorite Monastery Prague, Prague

(76 days)

Prague in Detail

A unique exhibition reveals the anatomy of Prague's monuments through the "X-ray vision" of painter Tomáš Rygl. Over 36 paintings expose the hidden logic and principles of famous buildings from Prague Castle to Vyšehrad.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 29.10. GHMP Troja Palace, Prague 0–450 CZK · ≈ 19 €

(135 days)

Labyrinth: Landscape of Inner Wandering

An exhibition by contemporary Czech artists exploring human thought, fear of the unknown, and individual responsibility. Through installations, reliefs, and videos, it examines how words and decisions shape human dignity.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 29.10. GHMP Troja Palace, Prague

(135 days)

Labyrinth: Landscape of Inner Wandering

The exhibition explores the labyrinth as a metaphor for human thought and life's journey, confronting visitors with their attitudes toward fear, generalization, and responsibility in contemporary society.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 31.7. National Museum, Prague

(45 days)

Exhibition "With the ULUV Code"

This exhibition explores the history and legacy of the Centre for Folk Art Production (ULUV), which since 1945 has preserved and promoted traditional crafts and folk creativity. Visitors will discover products from Krásná jizba shops and extensive documentation on folk art and cultural heritage.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 1.11. Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Prague from 30 Kč · ≈ 1.2 €

(138 days)

František Bílek in Chýnov 2026

A long-term exhibition of sculptor František Bílek's work in his house in Chýnov showcases his Hussite-themed pieces, reliefs, and monument designs from the second half of his career.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Art Palace Prague, Prague from 200 Kč · ≈ 8 €

(76 days)

Josef Vohrabal – Geometry of Movement

A retrospective exhibition of Brno painter and musician Josef Vohrabal (1908–1994) traces his artistic journey from realistic nudes to modern geometric expression using encaustic technique, showcasing a pivotal figure of Czech post-war modernism.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. National Technical Museum, Prague from 80 Kč · ≈ 3.3 €

(89 days)

Modern Society Through the Eyes of Vojta Náprstek

A major exhibition celebrating the 200th anniversary of industrial pioneer Vojta Náprstek, showcasing his remarkable collection of 19th-century technological innovations and everyday objects that shaped modern life.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Art Palace Prague, Prague from 200 Kč · ≈ 8 €

(76 days)

Jindřich Bílek – Between Bow and Brush

An exhibition of painter Jindřích Bílek (1950–2014) showcasing his figurative compositions where music and painting intertwine. Blue color and jazz motifs are key elements of his energetic artistic vision.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. National Technical Museum, Prague

(89 days)

Modern Society Through the Eyes of Vojta Náprstek

The National Technical Museum celebrates 200 years since Vojta Náprstek's birth with an exhibition exploring his vision of modern society and the technological innovations he collected in 19th-century London.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Art Palace Prague, Prague

(76 days)

Josef Vohrabal - Geometry of Movement

A retrospective exhibition of painter and musician Josef Vohrabal, a significant yet underappreciated figure in Czech post-war modernism.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 7.9. Kunsthalle Praha, Prague

(83 days)

William Kentridge – The Battle Between YES and NO

The first major Czech exhibition of William Kentridge, one of the most important contemporary artists. The show explores his work shaped by apartheid and engages with social, historical, and universal themes of human life.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 19.6. Prostora Gallery, Prague

(3 days)

Robert V. Novák – Window

The twelfth exhibition at Galerie Prostora showcases the home collection of artist, graphic designer, and photographer Robert V. Novák – drawings, prints, photographs, and paintings that form a personal introspective statement.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 2.1. National Museum, Prague

(565 days)

Vojta Náprstek Reloaded

This exhibition marks the 200th anniversary of Vojta Náprstek's birth, a pioneering Czech entrepreneur and collector who founded one of the nation's earliest museums. Over 420 artefacts chronicle his life, collections, and influence on 19th-century Czech society.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 10.7. Austrian Cultural Forum, Prague

(24 days)

Beate Winkler – Color in Mind: Art in Dialogue

An exhibition of Beate Winkler's works offering art as a space for dialogue, creativity, and fresh perspectives on the future. The project bridges generations and inspires transformation.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. National Museum, Prague

(75 days)

XVIII. Triennial of Artistic Book Binding

The XVIII. Triennial of Artistic Book Binding celebrates 50 years of this prestigious competition with winning works from 2025. This exhibition at the National Museum showcases the finest contemporary handcrafted book bindings from Czech and international artisans.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 18.10. Dancing House, Prague

(124 days)

Dancing House – The Story of an Iconic Building

A 30th-anniversary exhibition exploring the Dancing House's history, architecture, and creation through archival materials, photographs, and original artifacts, with special access to technical spaces and collaboration with Frank O. Gehry Foundation.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 30.10. AP Gallery, Prague

(136 days)

Adam Kašpar – The First Temple

Adam Kašpar's exhibition investigates beginnings, foundations, and metamorphosis through visual art. A distinctive perspective on fundamental questions of human existence.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 31.12. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague 250 Kč · ≈ 10 €

(198 days)

Žatec and the Landscape of Žatec Hops – Exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum

The National Agricultural Museum presents an exhibition dedicated to Žatec hops and a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. An interactive exhibition with a diorama, audiovisual materials, and guided tours.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 24.6. NOOKART studio, Prague

(8 days)

Aleš Brázdil – Tender Blue

An exhibition of paintings by Aleš Brázdil inspired by the film Satantango, exploring perception, deception, and the loss of illusions through a cool blue palette.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 22.6. Jatka78 Gallery, Prague

(6 days)

Josef Mladějovský – To a to a tak a tak, tam a sem a sem a tam – bla bla bla!

An exhibition of Josef Mladějovský's works combining painting with objects and installations. The artist works with artificial marble, drawing inspiration from art history and European cultural tradition.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 1.9. Museum Kampa, Prague from 80 Kč · ≈ 3.3 €

(77 days)

Kopecký Forever – Exhibition at Museum Kampa

A retrospective of Czech painter and glass artist Vladimír Kopecký, who blends gestural painting with geometric abstraction. The exhibition features approximately twenty works including paintings, drawings, and glass installations.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 15.10. Museum Montanelli, Prague

(121 days)

Sedes Sapientiae – Eternal

A medieval Seated Madonna from the 10th–12th century in the Museum Montanelli collection is featured in the major National Museum exhibition on the Premyslids, spanning over 500 years of Czech history.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 15.10. National Museum, Prague

(121 days)

The Premyslids – Ruling Dynasty and Its Era Exhibition at the National Museum

The largest historical exhibition in recent years showcases over 900 artefacts from Czech and international collections, tracing the Premyslid dynasty's development from the 8th to 14th century within a broader European context.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 16.8. Centre of Contemporary Art DOX, Prague from 120 Kč · ≈ 5 €

(61 days)

Jiří Petrbok – Patient's Diary at DOX

A retrospective of Jiří Petrbok's self-portraits and explorations of identity from the 1990s to today. The DOX exhibition presents his work as a personal diary full of returns, emotions, and existential questions.

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(121 days)

The Premyslids. A Ruling Dynasty and Its Era

The largest Czech historical exhibition of recent decades presents the Premyslids through more than 900 artifacts from European institutions. The exposition at the National Museum tells the story of the dynasty from its origins to its demise in 1306.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 18.6. Centre of Contemporary Art DOX, Prague

(2 days)

Jiří Petrbok – Patient's Diary

A retrospective exhibition of Jiří Petrbok's self-portraits from the 1990s to today, presented as a personal visual diary of identity, pain, and irony.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 18.10. Atrium Žižkov, Prague

(124 days)

Tourism: Our Luxury, Our Suffering

The exhibition traces the history of tourism from the 18th century to today and critically examines its effects on society, nature, and the environment.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Prague free entry

(75 days)

Acquisitions: 350 of 2171 at the Prague City Gallery

This exhibition showcases 350 works selected from 2,171 acquisitions made by the Prague City Gallery over fourteen years. Curator Magdalena Juříková presents a diverse collection spanning painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installations that document shifts in the contemporary art scene from established artists to emerging creators.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. GHMP Library, Prague

(75 days)

Expansion: Acquisitions 2013–2025

A selection of recent acquisitions from the Prague City Gallery showcases diverse artistic media from traditional to conceptual art.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Galaxie Cultural Station, Prague

(5 days)

Home 4+4 Days

A four-day interactive installation exploring home as a place of intimacy, transformation, and emotion. Visitors encounter an archaeology of feelings and personal memories.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 6.9. Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Prague free entry

(82 days)

The Vase. Symbol of Culture and Life – Exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts

An exhibition exploring the vase as one of humanity's oldest and most enduring cultural forms. The show traces the vase's evolution from prehistory to the present through six thematic sections, presenting works from museum collections – from ceramics and porcelain to glass and metal.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 25.6. KC Vozovna, Prague free

(9 days)

Barbora Šaroun Šemberová – Letting Roots Spread

An exhibition of drawings and paintings exploring Czech landscapes, folklore, and human stories through color and composition. Opening reception April 29, exhibition runs through June 25 at KC Vozovna in Prague.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 25.6. KC Vozovna, Prague

(9 days)

Barbora Šaroun Šemberová: Dissolving Roots

Barbora Šaroun Šemberová's exhibition of drawings and paintings explores landscape through Czech folklore and personal stories.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 19.6. KC Vozovna, Prague

(3 days)

Barbora Šaroun Šemberová – Letting Roots Spread

An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Barbora Šaroun Šemberová inspired by Czech folk stories, natural cycles, and landscape details. The works blend demonology with human fates.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Gallery U lávky, Prague free

(5 days)

Michal Vitanovský – Reliefs, Drawings, Texts

A retrospective of Czech medallist and sculptor Michal Vitanovský showcasing reliefs, drawings, and literary texts created over his long career. The exhibition traces his artistic evolution from sculpture to metal reliefs and illustrated works.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. PVA Expo Prague Letňany, Prague vstupenky na konkrétn…

(12 days)

TITANIC – The Artifact Exhibition

The largest Czech version of the world-famous Titanic artifact exhibition features hundreds of original items from the wreck, cabin replicas, and interactive experiences for all ages.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 20.9. Gallery shop Dox by QUBUS, Prague

(96 days)

Jakub Berdych Karpelis – Bazaar Bizaar

An exhibition of Jakub Berdych Karpelis featuring original objects made from light-fixture components transformed into spatial assemblages that blur the line between design and art.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 4.7. HIDDEN gallery, Prague

(18 days)

Ema Kissová, Ondřej Klavík – Magna Mater

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.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Villa Pellé, Prague from 150 Kč · ≈ 6 €

(5 days)

Andrej Dúbravský – The Rest Interval

Slovak painter Andrej Dúbravský presents his most comprehensive Prague exhibition, The Rest Interval, featuring dozens of large-scale figurative paintings exploring corporeality, nature, and metamorphosis.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 19.7. Petschka Villa - Literature Museum (PNP), Prague

(33 days)

Lustig – Witness to the Collapse of Humanity at the Museum of Literature

An exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Arnošt Lustig, a world-renowned writer and Holocaust survivor, traces his journey from the ghettos through concentration camps to a literary legacy that shaped generations of readers.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 18.7. Smečky Gallery, Prague

(32 days)

Vladimír Škoda – Order and Intuition

An exhibition of sculptural works by Vladimír Škoda exploring cosmic space, planetary relationships, and natural forces through the lens of classical thinkers.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 22.11. Museum Montanelli, Prague

(159 days)

Where My Soul Compiles

This international exhibition brings together works by Italian artist Laura Mega and Czech artist Daniel Pešta in a dialogue about social relevance, psychological defence mechanisms, and the emotional power of textiles.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 26.7. MeetFactory, Prague

(40 days)

Cezary Poniatowski – Deep House

Polish artist Cezary Poniatowski transforms the gallery into a surreal apartment where insects and bacteria inhabit ordinary objects. The exhibition showcases his large-scale work with reliefs and objects made from old carpets and insulation foam.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 27.9. National Technical Museum, Prague from 80 Kč · ≈ 3.3 €

(103 days)

The Story of My House – Archives Tell in the National Technical Museum

An exhibition at the National Technical Museum presents archival stories of Central Bohemian buildings, revealing their rich history and distinctive character.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 19.7. National Literature Monument / Literature Museum, Prague

(33 days)

Lustig: Witness to the Collapse of Humanity

An exhibition celebrating a century since Arnošt Lustig's birth explores how literature and film capture Holocaust testimony and human suffering.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 26.7. MeetFactory, Prague

(40 days)

Borsos Lőrinc – The Spectre in the Wedge

A mysterious exhibition by the fictional agency OKKULTEK explores para-ritualistic spaces where past hauntings and future summoning converge in an atmosphere of occult intrigue.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 18.10. MeetFactory, Prague

(124 days)

Tomáš Mitura – Chasing Shadows

Expressive painting by Tomáš Mitura on a monumental highway pillar wall, blending expressionism, street art, comics, and subcultural visuality.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 19.7. National Literature Monument / Literature Museum, Prague

(33 days)

Lustig: Witness to the Collapse of Humanity

Exhibition honouring Arnošt Lustig, a Holocaust survivor and major Czech writer, tracing his life and literary legacy.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 27.9. National Technical Museum, Prague

(103 days)

The Story of My House. Archives Tell

An exhibition by the National Technical Museum and the State Regional Archive in Prague reveals stories hidden in houses through archival documents and photographs.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Galerie Villa Pellé, Prague

(5 days)

Andrej Dúbravský – The Rest Interval

An exhibition of paintings by Slovak artist Andrej Dúbravský exploring figurative painting through the lens of biological expressionism.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 25.9. Municipal House, Prague 250–650 CZK · ≈ 10–27 €

(101 days)

Wolfgang Beltracchi Divine Stories

German painter Wolfgang Beltracchi presents his contemporary work in Prague for the first time – over 90 paintings and sculptures inspired by biblical stories. The exhibition at the Municipal House runs from May to September 2026.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Kampus Hybernská, Prague Free

(14 days)

Fates of Roma during World War II | Exhibition + Lecture

Exhibition and lecture exploring the persecution and history of Roma people during World War II, highlighting their experiences and resilience.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. New Town Hall, Prague plné 50 Kč · ≈ 2.1 €

(5 days)

Elegance

A jubilee exhibition of works by painter Jan Rapin at the New Town Hall. An opportunity to discover the work of a renowned Czech artist.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 5.8. Institute of Geophysics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague

(50 days)

Dagmar Šubrtová – One as All

An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Dagmar Šubrtová that explores memory, industrial heritage, and ecology through layered natural materials from quarries and hand-embroidered imagery.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Václav Špála Gallery, Prague

(5 days)

Jiří David – Being an Image

An exhibition of abstract oil paintings by Jiří David, where color and matter become the primary expression of the artist's vision.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Imaginárium bratří Formanů, Prague 260 Kč · ≈ 11 €

(14 days)

Imaginárium on Štvanice Island 2026

An interactive exhibition by the Forman Brothers Theatre on Štvanice Island combines theatrical props, puppets, and mechanical games for all ages. In June, it merges with the ARENA Festival to transform the island into a circus and theatre village.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Signal Space, Prague

(76 days)

Echoes of Tomorrow

The Signal Festival creators open a new digital art space with eight exhibitions by world artists, a children's zone, and interactive installations. Echoes of Tomorrow offers a glimpse into the future through cutting-edge technology.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. PVA Expo Prague Letňany, Prague

(12 days)

TITANIC – The Artifact Exhibition

The most comprehensive Czech version of the Titanic exhibition features original artifacts from the wreck, cabin replicas, and interactive zones. Each visitor receives a boarding pass of a real passenger and discovers whether their character survived.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 30.12. New Town Hall, Prague

(197 days)

The Invisible Exhibition: Classic Tour

A unique one-hour tour in complete darkness with a blind guide, letting you experience the world without sight and rely on your other senses.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 30.11. National Museum, Prague from 120 Kč · ≈ 5 €

(167 days)

Czech Press Photo 2025 – Exhibition at the National Museum

The prestigious Czech Press Photo competition showcases 800 outstanding journalistic photographs from 2025 documenting major events at home and abroad. The exhibition at the National Museum's New Building runs until November and includes guided tours with award-winning photojournalists.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 26.6. National Museum, Prague

(10 days)

Czech Press Photo 2025

The prestigious Czech Press Photo journalism competition showcases nearly 800 outstanding photographs from the Czech Republic and worldwide. The exhibition at the National Museum runs until November and features guided tours with award-winning photographers.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 26.6. DSC Gallery, Prague

(10 days)

Where the World Pauses

An exhibition by four contemporary artists exploring the dialogue between matter and transience, between humanity and nature.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 3.7. Via Art Gallery, Prague

(17 days)

Jirka Houska – Rocks and Springs

Landscape painter Jirka Houska exhibits his newest works exploring flowing water and geological formations in remote natural settings.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. National Museum, Prague

(12 days)

Taktovky

A short-term exhibition of conducting batons at the Czech Museum of Music, showcasing treasures from the National Museum's extensive music history collections on Malá Strana.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 30.9. Klementinum, Prague free

(106 days)

Exhibits for the Summer Months

Exhibition of facsimile reproductions of historical prints from the oldest Czech printing house. A unique glimpse into the origins of book printing in Bohemia.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 29.6. Kunsthalle Praha, Prague

(13 days)

Kunsthalle Praha Admission

Kunsthalle Praha is an interdisciplinary gallery in Prague's historic centre showcasing contemporary and modern art. Visitors can explore exhibitions, visit the design shop, bistro, and café with a terrace.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 8.8. Gallery 35M2, Prague

(53 days)

Anna Engelhardt & Tina Bxtq – Bleed Through

An exhibition by two artists examining how suppressed aspects of reality emerge through stress, violence, and systemic inequalities.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 27.6. etc. gallery, Prague

(11 days)

Anna Cernikova – Covered in Grease, Still Running

Cernikova's debut solo show examines the body as a repairable machine through audiovisual works that use labor and maintenance as metaphors for fixing things, society, and identity.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 1.9. LIV Gallery, Prague

(77 days)

Zuzana Kotrbová – Like an Animal-Fruit

Zuzana Kotrbová's exhibition examines the uncertainty of housing through collected objects and perceptions, creating a portable refuge. A personal reflection on the existential needs of today's generation.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague pay what you want

(65 days)

Imago

A collective exhibition by three Academy of Fine Arts graduates exploring the subconscious, dreams, and imagination through charcoal, painting, and watercolor. Family workshops and artist talks included.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague

(65 days)

Imago

An exhibition by three artists combining charcoal drawings, paintings, and watercolours exploring the subconscious, dreams, and imagination. The project showcases works by Richard Nestler, Matouš Marek, and Marie Ladrová.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague free

(65 days)

Killing the Flowers Won't Delay Spring

An exhibition by Martin Nytry and Iva Davidová exploring contemporary art within Pragovka Gallery's 2026 season theme of Mutual Benefits.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 25.4. dox, Prague from 120 Kč · ≈ 5 €

(313 days)

Angle of View 4 – Resilience at DOX

The fourth instalment of the Angle of View project explores resilience as a form of resistance and relational quality. An exhibition with educational programming features work by eleven artists addressing psychological resilience and resilience.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague

(65 days)

Martin Nytra, Iva Davidová – Killing the Flowers Won't Delay Spring

A poetic exhibition exploring the relationship between plants and architecture through imaginative house models overgrown with medicinal plants.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague free entry

(65 days)

Food as Ritual

A group exhibition exploring food as a cultural and social phenomenon through works by the Polévka na Baru collective, featuring participatory happenings where visitors become part of the ritual.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague free

(65 days)

Perfect World

Polish painter Katarzyna Wyszkowska presents her new exhibition Perfect World at Pragovka, a multi-layered narrative installation selected from over 200 submissions. Part of the gallery's 2026 season exploring mutual benefits.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Signal Space, Prague

(76 days)

Exhibition: Dream On! Where it all began

An exhibition exploring the origins of Signal Festival and the rise of the Czech Republic's largest cultural event. Trace the history of digital art at Signal Space.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague

(65 days)

Imago

Exhibition at Pragovka gallery.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague

(65 days)

Katarzyna Wyszkowska – Perfect World

Katarzyna Wyszkowska presents a multi-layered painting installation exploring the future of work and a post-capitalist world.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 20.8. Pragovka Gallery, Prague

(65 days)

Food as Ritual

An exhibition examining food as ritual and the ways shared meals transform ordinary moments into meaningful social and cultural experiences.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Prostor Olga, Prague

(5 days)

Ljuba Šlechtová & František Štípek – Like a Stone Against the Sky

The second exhibition in the "System Test" cycle investigates the transformation of the body into a working machine through the collaborative work of young artists.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Josef Sudek's Atelier, Prague

(5 days)

Report on the State of Josef Sudek's Studio, or "Music Plays"

Documentary photography by Miroslav Hucek from 1987 documents the state of photographer Josef Sudek's studio. The exhibition offers an objective view of his abandoned workspace and home.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 23.8. PVA Expo Prague Letňany, Prague free entry

(68 days)

Tent Exhibition in Letňany 2026

Central Europe's largest outdoor equipment exhibition featuring over 2,000 models of tents, sleeping bags, and gear from 160 brands. New highlights include a children's section, via ferrata equipment, and ultralight gear.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 27.9. Společnost Jindřicha Chalupeckého, Prague

(103 days)

Intervention #38: Thoughts Amid Greenery

An exhibition of contemporary art in a succulent greenhouse that explores the relationship between nature and the human world through organic materials and biomorphic forms.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 2.8. Artwall Praha 7, Prague

(47 days)

Zorka Lednárová – Where Freedom Ends

Zorka Lednárová's photographic exhibition maps architectural barriers in the city and advocates for inclusive public space. The wheelchair-using artist reveals where freedom ends.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 17.7. Artium, Prague

(31 days)

Kateřina Šťastná – Intervals of Presence

Kateřina Šťastná's sculpture exhibition explores the relationship between body, space, and presence. The monumental works in Artium invite visitors to pause and engage more deeply with themselves and the surrounding world.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 11.10. THE DESIGN gallery, Prague

(117 days)

Apollo's Tropic

An exhibition exploring architecture and daily life across Prague, Paris and Athens through paintings, objects and spatial installations by Néphéli Barbas and Martin Herold.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. National Museum, Prague

(76 days)

Františka Plamínková and Us

An interactive exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Františka Plamínková, a pioneering women's rights advocate and anti-Nazi activist, featuring personal artifacts, photographs, and her extensive library.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 16.8. GHMP House of Photography, Prague

(61 days)

The Second Fire: A Love Letter to Lake Baikal

A photography project by Gabriela Bulisova and Marek Isaac investigating Lake Baikal's ecological crisis through experimental photography and multi-channel video installations.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Ostrov Štvanice, Prague

(14 days)

Imaginárium of the Forman Brothers Theatre

An interactive exhibition by the Forman Brothers Theatre on Štvanice Island combines puppets, mechanisms, and magical scenery in a playful world of imagination. Designed for children aged 4 and up, with an average visit time of 45–60 minutes.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 20.6. Fotografic Gallery, Prague

(4 days)

Pavel Baňka – Photography Is Like Flicking a Twig into the Stream of Time

An exhibition of Pavel Baňka's photographs showcasing his visionary approach to photography, from iconic works of the Figuration cycle to previously unseen archive images. An intimate look at the creative process of a Czech photographer.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 15.8. Magnus Art, Galerie J&T Banky, Prague free

(60 days)

The Essential Happens in Passing – Exhibition of Rony Plesl's Private Art Collection

A curated selection from the private art collection of Czech designer and sculptor Rony Plesl, showcasing his personal taste and artistic vision at Magnus Art Gallery.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. Prague Castle, Prague

(89 days)

Czech Nature Photo 2026

An exhibition of nature photography by Czech and Slovak photographers showcasing images of wildlife, landscapes, and remarkable natural moments in the halls of Prague Castle.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. Prague Castle, Prague

(89 days)

Czech Nature Photo 2026 – Best Nature Photography at Prague Castle

The 10th Czech Nature Photo exhibition showcases nearly 200 wildlife images by Czech and Slovak photographers at Prague Castle from May to September, with guided tours and talks by award-winning photographers.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 26.6. Petr Novotný Gallery, Prague

(10 days)

Josef Bolf – Philosophy of Traveling Through Time

An exhibition of Josef Bolf's paintings featuring his characteristic works with layered meanings, from fairy-tale figures to dramatic animal scenes spanning over two decades of his artistic practice.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 11.7. Gallery VI PER, Prague

(25 days)

Home Discomforts

Contemporary architects and designers explore alternative lifestyles less reliant on modern comfort, examining future approaches to food, laundry, and well-being amid climate change and resource scarcity.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 19.6. Sophistica Gallery, Prague

(3 days)

David Krňanský – Life Was Simple

An exhibition exploring how geometric order dissolves into organic forms in David Krňanský's neomodernist works, where imperfection becomes a natural means of artistic expression.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Municipal Office Prague 2, Prague

(14 days)

Ilona Koroman – Within Sight

An exhibition of paintings by Ilona Koroman exploring the poetry of everyday life and urban landscape. The artist showcases works inspired by Prague 2's environment, where public space and personal experience merge.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 25.6. IN GALLERY, Prague

(9 days)

Karolína Netolická – No Place, No Face

Karolína Netolická's painting exhibition explores humanity's connection to nature, sociological theory, and personal longing. A white faceless cat serves as the symbol of freedom and nomadism in the digital world.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 26.6. SPZ Gallery, Prague

(10 days)

Lukáš Skála – Whatever It Takes + Book Launch

An exhibition of Lukáš Skála's analog photographs exploring themes of lostness and searching. The opening event includes the launch of his book "Whatever It Takes".

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Mucha Foundation Art Museum, Prague

(14 days)

Mucha Foundation Art Museum: Art Nouveau and Utopia

The only official museum dedicated to Alphonse Mucha showcases his work from Art Nouveau posters to the monumental Slavic Epic, featuring over eighty pieces including previously unseen works.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 14.8. Goethe-Institut Prag, Prague

(59 days)

Pixels and Poetics: Sudek, Funke and the Impact of New Technologies on Photography's Evolution

An international exhibition bringing together classic Czech photography by Sudek and Funke with contemporary digital and AI technologies, exploring trust in imagery and photography's transformation.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 29.6. Signal Space, Prague

(13 days)

Signal Playground

Interactive zone with six hands-on stations exploring physics and mathematics through movement, light, and sound, designed for children aged 3–12 and their parents.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 27.12. New Town Hall, Prague

(194 days)

The Invisible Exhibition: Fairy Tale Tour

An interactive fairy tale tour in darkness for children aged 4–8, where they meet classic characters like Cinderella and Rapunzel.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Schwarzenberg Palace, Prague 100 Kč / person, 2 pe…

(14 days)

Schools – From Fairy Tale to Fairy Tale

An educational art programme where children explore stories from old masters and learn to interpret paintings through observation, storytelling and creative drawing.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 9.7. Cyprian Fine Art, Prague

(23 days)

Jan Kotík – Absence of Conformism. A Selection of Works (1939–2002)

A retrospective exhibition of Jan Kotík presenting his artistic output from 1939 to 2002, featuring paintings, sculptures, and works on paper, including pieces from the 2012 National Gallery Prague show.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 10.1. Institute of Art History, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague

(208 days)

Section, Crop, Detail. Photography of Artworks in Interwar Czechoslovakia

An exhibition of photographs of interwar Czechoslovak artworks, centered on details and crops that reveal conservation methods, changing public perception, and the structure of the works.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 27.6. Spot Gallery, Prague

(11 days)

Preparace ticha

Three Czech painters explore contemporary descriptive painting and its transformation from hyperrealism to a reflection of desacralized vision.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. The House, Prague

(12 days)

Tereza Bartůňková, Julie Hrnčířová – Layers, Landscapes, Shapeshifters

An exhibition of photographs, drawings, and installations exploring the connection between the human body and nature through themes of mimicry, camouflage, and blending with the environment.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 25.6. Trade Fair Palace, Prague 100 Kč · ≈ 4.1 €

(9 days)

Schools – Finding Form

An interactive workshop for preschoolers and early primary students to explore sculpture through hands-on carving and discover how form and material interact.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 10.7. Independent Initiative, Prague

(24 days)

Iveta Horváthová – Trees Grow to the Sky

An exhibition of Romani artist Iveta Horváthová's bold drawings filled with vibrant colours, featuring loving couples and trees as symbols of strength and hope.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Galaxie Cultural Station, Prague

(5 days)

This Word Doesn't Exist in America

An exhibition by artists Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 exploring the phenomenon of 1970s–80s estate entertainment, where imitation of American models collided with the reality of socialist transformation. The installation in the former Galaxie multiplex reveals the paradoxes of that era.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. Museum Kampa, Prague

(89 days)

Miloš Ševčík: Resonance

A retrospective exhibition of painter and sculptor Miloš Ševčík traces his artistic journey from figurative motifs to abstract biomorphic structures, exploring the essence of human existence through form and abstraction.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Kampus Hybernská, Prague free

(14 days)

SYNAPSE// The Inside Out Art Gallery: An Artistic Exploration of the Human Condition

An interactive art gallery exploring the human condition through immersive installations and contemporary artistic works.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Rock Café, Prague

(14 days)

Exhibition: Jan Pospíšil – Chaozzline

An exhibition of photographs and visual art by Jan Pospíšil at Prague's Rock Café.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. National Literature Monument / Literature Museum, Prague

(14 days)

Petrkov in June

A June programme at the Museum of Literature celebrating Petrkov with exhibitions, lectures, and cultural activities exploring this significant Czech author's work and influence.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. Zámek Veleslavín, Prague

(76 days)

Home Art

An exhibition of Czechoslovak domestic handicrafts and folk design from the socialist era (1948–1989), showcasing authentic creativity and self-expression through everyday objects.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 30.6. Galerie Sklad M1, Prague

(14 days)

OPĚT: Collective – Men Used to Go to War

An exhibition by the artistic collective OPĚT combining photography, installation, and public intervention. Four young creators explore artistic engagement and how art can respond to social and environmental questions.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 21.6. Kmoch Gallery, Prague

(5 days)

Adolf Born: Journeys with Surprises

A retrospective of Adolf Born's graphic works, the iconic illustrator of Mach and Šebestová, presenting his fantastical worlds full of humor and unexpected delights.

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Wed 17.6. (A)void Gallery, Prague

Lucie Hošková – Fire of the Mind

Lucie Hošková's paintings explore occult ritual and the tension between matter and non-being, inspired by Coil's experimental music and mystical traditions.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. National Gallery, Prague

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Guided Tour | UMPRUM Biennial: Generation Z

Guided tour through the UMPRUM Biennial exhibition showcasing contemporary work by Generation Z creators. Perfect for art and design enthusiasts.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 25.7. Galerie AVU, Prague

(39 days)

Irina Gheorghe in dialogue with Milan Adamčiak: Three-Dimensional Scores for the End of the Present

An exhibition exploring space and time through performance notation and graphic scores, where the score itself becomes an environment for performers and visitors to inhabit.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 31.7. Centre of Contemporary Art DOX, Prague

(45 days)

Olbram Zoubek and Friends

A photography exhibition celebrating the centenary of sculptor Olbram Zoubek's birth. Images by different photographers reveal his life, artistic legacy, and relationships with friends and figures from his circle.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. MeetFactory, Prague

(12 days)

Chen Chen Yu – Dream of the Eggs

Taiwanese artist Chen Chen Yu's exhibition explores the 1945 expulsion of German-speaking families from Czech border regions through the symbolism of eggs and themes of lost craftsmanship.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. MeetFactory, Prague

(12 days)

FOTOFUTURES 2026

An exhibition of graduate works from FAMU's Department of Photography showcasing classical, documentary, and experimental approaches to contemporary image-making.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. New Town Hall, Prague

(12 days)

František Koudelka - Selection of Works

A retrospective of works by Czech painter and sculptor František Koudelka, exploring his recent artistic output. The exhibition presents the characteristic tension between spontaneous gesture and geometry, alongside a profound reflection on human existence.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 8.8. Hunt Kastner, Prague

(53 days)

Eva Koťátková, Sráč Sam – Wet Herbals

An exhibition by Eva Koťátková and Sráč Sam that investigates the interconnection between the human body and landscape as mutually permeable entities, challenging conventional distinctions between life and non-life.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. New Town Hall, Prague

(12 days)

František Koudelka: Selection of Works

A commemorative visual art exhibition dedicated to the work of František Koudelka at Novoměstská radnice.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 8.8. Hunt Kastner, Prague

(53 days)

Jakub Hájek & František Hanousek, Jirka Skála: Five Peaks of Luxury

Three artists explore precise drawing and societal infrastructure in this exhibition. Skála visualizes economic abstraction while Hájek and Hanousek examine failed ideals.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 8.8. Hunt Kastner, Prague

(53 days)

Eva Koťátková, Sráč Sam – Wet Herbarium

An exhibition exploring the permeable boundary between the human body and landscape, questioning what separates the living from the non-living and revealing how solid structures can possess their own forms of perception.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 8.8. Hunt Kastner, Prague

(53 days)

Eva Koťátková, Sráč Sam: Wet Herbarium

Contemporary art exhibition by Eva Koťátková and Sráč Sam exploring natural materials and botanical themes through the concept of wet herbarium.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 17.7. By the Tide, Prague

(31 days)

Václav Špale – On Transience

An exhibition by Václav Špale exploring themes of transformation and decay through lead sheet metal objects and photographic records of their disintegration within the Synagogue on Palmovka.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 12.7. Centre for Contemporary Art Prague, Prague

(26 days)

Apolena Typltová, Radka Čejdíková – Before the Earth Covers It

An exhibition by two UMPRUM photography students exploring ruin and decay in social contexts – from crumbling traditional craft workshops to degrading automobiles in scrapyards.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 15.7. Holešovická Šachta, Prague

(29 days)

Olbram Pavlíček & Don Elektro – I Became the Room Again

A collaborative exhibition examining the boundary between bodily experience and digital power structures. A poignant meditation on post-media exhaustion and the nervous system overwhelmed by relentless connectivity demands.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 2.8. Ethera, Prague

(47 days)

Phila Primus – Nearness, Elsewhere

Phila Primus explores line as a liberating structure in this exhibition. Layered shapes and body outlines create dynamic compositions without a fixed center.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 23.8. Galerie Kurzor, Prague

(68 days)

Dialogues on Art Reproductions II/IV: Structure of the Image System

The second part of an annual exhibition cycle explores the image as a record of its own creation process. Featuring visual artist Jan Nálevka, the group AAAAA4, musician Ian Mikyska, and graphic designer Adéla Svobodová.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 30.8. Rudolfinum Gallery, Prague

(75 days)

DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign

A group exhibition exploring how data and computational technology threaten personal and state sovereignty. Czech and international artists examine digital freedom through installations, films, and software art.

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Wed 17.6. – Mon 31.8. ✨ New Czech Photo Centre, Prague

(76 days)

Šmahel - Boundaries of Safety

Jan Mach's photographic exhibition explores intimate worlds at society's margins - from anime fans and LGBT+ communities to drug users and nudists. The images convey physicality, vulnerability, and emotion with dark humour.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 4.10. Winternitzova vila, Prague

(110 days)

EXHIBITION – Adam Štěch – Laboratory of Styles: Post-War Architecture in Japan 1945–1982

A photographic and architectural study by Adam Štěch exploring Japan's post-war reconstruction and experimental design from 1945 to 1982.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 9.8. Karpuchina Gallery, Prague

(54 days)

Natálie Pejchová – Stay in Touch

An exhibition by Natálie Pejchová exploring modern society through fragments of emotions, symbols, and rituals, capturing the tension between the desire for connection and feelings of estrangement.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 29.8. HYB4 Gallery, Prague

(74 days)

Jan Vytiska: To the Village Where You Should Never Have Wandered

An exhibition of Jan Vytiska's paintings exploring folkloric imagination, mythological figures, and rituals in contemporary art. Opening reception on June 11 at 18:00.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 13.9. Národní galerie Praha, Veletržní palác, Prague free entry

(89 days)

Biennale In the Matter of Art 2026

The fourth Ve věci umění biennale, subtitled Necessary Desires, brings contemporary art to three venues across Praha and Pardubice. Entry is free for the full duration of the exhibition.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 28.7. CAMP, Prague

(42 days)

CONSTRUCTION PERMITTED: Artistic Interventions

A series of site-specific artistic interventions in the Pragerovy Kostky complex, where artists transform the space and gradually reveal its future through creative installations.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 10.7. Jiri Svestka Gallery, Prague

(24 days)

Accrochage

A summer group show at Jiří Švestka Gallery featuring paintings, sculptures, drawings, and experimental works by contemporary artists from the past season.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 29.8. Kampus Hybernská, Prague Voluntary

(74 days)

HYB4 Gallery: Jan Vytiska: To Villages You Should Never Have Wandered

Photography exhibition by Jan Vytiska exploring abandoned villages and forgotten landscapes at Kampus Hybernská.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 9.8. The Chemistry Gallery, Prague

(54 days)

Zdeněk Lhotský - Construction of Infinity

An exhibition of geometric structures and digital prints by Zdeněk Lhotský, in conversation with the architecture of Dům Radost.

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Wed 17.6. – Thu 18.6. Disk Theatre, Prague Free

(2 days)

Exhibition of the Scenography Department: Friendship and Joy

Student exhibition from the Scenography Department at Disk Theatre in Prague.

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Wed 17.6. – Tue 15.9. Klementinum, Prague free

(91 days)

Between Trauma and Nostalgia

The exhibition explores the fates of Bulgarian writers and intellectuals who fled the communist regime. Through personal narratives and documents, it traces their journey between the trauma of losing home and nostalgia for the past.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 19.6. DDM Ulita, Prague 180 Kč · ≈ 7 €

(3 days)

Ceramics Exhibition 2026

A showcase of contemporary ceramic art and craftsmanship. Perfect for art lovers and design enthusiasts.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 23.8. KodlContemporary, Prague

(68 days)

it's giving real

An exhibition examining how images evolve amid generative technologies, presenting art as a space where perception, experience, and reality converge.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 28.6. ✨ New Petrohradská Kolektiv, Prague

(12 days)

Double-Hearted

An exhibition of diploma works by photography students exploring the fragmentation of contemporary identity through the metaphor of a divided heart.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 10.1. OD Bílá Labuť, Prague

(208 days)

Sherlock Holmes: The Exhibition

An interactive exhibition about Sherlock Holmes invites you into the world of detective work – collect evidence, analyze clues, and solve cases alongside the legendary detective.

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Wed 17.6. – Wed 9.9. Kuzebauch Gallery, Prague

(85 days)

Zdenek Hůla – Segmenty

A retrospective exhibition of sculptor and painter Zdenek Hůla showcasing his works spanning over five decades, from painting and sculpture to objects and conceptual pieces.

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Wed 17.6. 18:00 dox, Prague

Exhibition HIT BY NEWS with Otto M. Urban

Otto M. Urban guides visitors through the HIT BY NEWS exhibition, which examines how media and news shape modern society.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 21.8. ✨ New J.A. Galerie MAT, Prague

(66 days)

Kurt Gebauer - kurtfotomat

Kurt Gebauer's photographic exhibition spans landscapes, cities, and people observed over a lifetime. The show includes documentation of his projects and sculptural works that demonstrate the interplay between his photographic and sculptural practice.

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Wed 17.6. – Sun 10.1. ✨ New Prague

(208 days)

Sherlock Holmes: The Exhibition

An exhibition exploring the world of the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes.

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Wed 17.6. – Sat 18.7. PLATFORMA 15, Prague

(32 days)

Laura Limbourg - Dusk

Laura Limbourg's painting exhibition examines darkness and human vulnerability through nude figures and introspection, with nature symbolizing hope and a return to equilibrium.

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Wed 17.6. – Fri 7.8. JSP Art Gallery, Prague

(52 days)

Jan Kovářík & Enrico Minguzzi - Specimens

A dialogue between Czech sculptor Jan Kovářík and Italian painter Enrico Minguzzi, contrasting biomorphic forms with textured paintings inspired by nature and abstraction.

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Thu 18.6. 15:00 Bio Oko, Prague

Béé Team on the Trail

Czech comics group Béé team presents their new project featuring detective stories and mysteries.

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Thu 18.6. 14:00 Galaxie Cultural Station, Prague

Vladimir 518 and Epos 257: This Word Doesn't Exist in America

An exhibition by artists Vladimir 518 and Epos 257 exploring post-revolutionary dreams of Western life and the memory of Prague's outskirts through a specially created project.

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Thu 18.6. 14:00 Galaxie Cultural Station, Prague

Home: Contemporary Art Exhibition

Contemporary art exhibition exploring personal memory, intimacy, and daily rituals through the work of artists engaging with physicality and time.

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Thu 18.6. – Sat 11.7. Holešovická tržnice – Hala 11, Prague

(24 days)

Little Hanoi, Next Generation

A photographic exhibition of over 70 portraits of second-generation Vietnamese people in Czechia, complemented by panel discussions, personal storytelling, and interactive performances exploring cultural identity.

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Thu 18.6. – Fri 18.9. (A)void Gallery, Prague

(93 days)

The Devil Gazes Also Into You

An exhibition by Jan Vytisky and Jakub Janovský exploring demonic archetypes, the abyss, and human corruption through the lens of Nietzschean philosophy.

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Thu 18.6. – Sun 18.10. Uměleckoprůmyslové museum v Praze (historická budova), Prague

(123 days)

Vita aeterna. An Exhibition on Restoration

An exhibition revealing the invisible work of restorers and conservators who protect cultural heritage. Discover the fundamental processes and modern methods behind the preservation of artworks.

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Thu 18.6. 11:00 Kunsthalle Praha, Prague

Members' Preview: Memory of Touch

Exclusive members' preview of the Memory of Touch exhibition at Kunsthalle Praha, offering early access to the artworks before public opening.

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Thu 18.6. 19:00 dox, Prague

Opening: FAUST

Opening reception for the FAUST exhibition at DOX gallery. A new exhibition opening to the public.

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Thu 18.6. 16:00 Praha 2, Prague

Guided Tour: Antonín Dvořák in Photographs

Guided tour of a photographic exhibition about the life and legacy of Czech composer Antonín Dvořák. Perfect for classical music enthusiasts and history lovers.

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Fri 19.6. 17:00 Studio DVA Theatre, Prague

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The Splendour of Prague's Arcades

An exhibition celebrating the architectural heritage and historical significance of Prague's iconic arcades through photographs and archival materials.

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Fri 19.6. – Sun 8.11. DOX Centrum současného umění, Prague

in 2 days (143 days)

Radka Bodzewicz: FAUST

An exhibition by Radka Bodzewicz reflecting on Goethe's Faust through Jung's concept of human desire archetypes, combining classical art techniques with virtual reality and 3D printing.

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Fri 19.6. – Sun 28.6. Akademie výtvarných umění v Praze, Prague

in 2 days (10 days)

AVU Diplomas 2026: Eye of the Storm

An exhibition showcasing diploma works from 51 graduates of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague across all disciplines, from fine art to restoration and architecture.

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Fri 19.6. – Thu 2.7. ✨ New Galerie AMU, Prague

in 2 days (14 days)

Diploma and Bachelor Works CAS FAMU 2026

An exhibition of diploma and bachelor works by CAS FAMU students, curated by Anežka Bartlová and Nela Klajbanová, with a FAMU film screening.

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Fri 19.6. 17:00 Suchdol, Prague

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Veselá výstava - GZ

Veselá výstava - GZ is an exhibition in Prague's Suchdol district on 19 June 2026.

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Sat 20.6. 17:00 Karlín Palace, Prague from 250 Kč · ≈ 10 €

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EXIST 2026

Fashion show of graduate collections from Tomas Bata University's design programme, featuring emerging Czech designers. Two runway blocks with doors opening at 16:30 and 18:30.

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Sat 20.6. – Sun 6.9. ✨ New Leica Gallery Prague, Prague

in 3 days (79 days)

Julian Lennon - Mosaic

Julian Lennon's photography exhibition from his book Life's Fragile Moments documents his creative journey from New York to Cuba and Joshua Tree, capturing his relationships with fellow rock musicians.

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Sat 20.6. – Sat 18.7. ✨ New Clauda, Prague

in 3 days (29 days)

Olga Krykun - Stardust for Tomorrow

An exhibition by Ukrainian artist Olga Krykun that hides war themes in sparkling flowers and portraits. Her works blend kitsch aesthetics with irony and critique of the current conflict.

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Sun 21.6. 16:00 dox, Prague

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Exhibition Jiří Petrbok: Patient's Diary with Artist and Curator

An exhibition of photographs and personal records by Jiří Petrbok, exploring his journey as a patient, artist, and curator.

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Sun 21.6. 18:00 Pragovka Gallery, Prague

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Stories from Our Kitchen

A photographic exhibition exploring culinary traditions and the stories behind everyday cooking across different cultures and communities.

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Sun 21.6. Žižkostel, Prague

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Along the Lines

The exhibition "Along the Lines" at Prague's Žižkov Church examines the line as a central element of artistic expression.

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Mon 22.6. – Thu 16.7. Fotograf Zone, Prague

in 5 days (25 days)

Eda Babák – Babetta 207

Eda Babák's photographic exhibition documents the restoration of the legendary Czechoslovak Babetta 207 moped as a tale of friendship and shared craftsmanship.

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Tue 23.6. 15:30 Rudolfinum, Prague

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Opening of Children's Workshop Exhibition at Artpark

Exhibition opening showcasing artworks created by children in the Artpark workshops.

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Tue 23.6. 18:00 Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Prague

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VITA AETERNA. EXHIBITION ON RESTORATION. GUIDED TOUR WITH THE CURATOR

Guided tour of an exhibition on artwork restoration with the museum curator, exploring restoration techniques and the stories of historical objects.

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Tue 23.6. 19:00 GHMP Troja Palace, Prague

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Headless Horseman Exhibition Opening

Opening reception of the Headless Horseman exhibition at Prague's Troja Castle. The vernissage takes place on June 23 at 7:00 PM.

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Tue 23.6. 19:00 Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Prague

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Headless Horseman Exhibition Opening

Opening reception of the Headless Horseman exhibition at the Prague City Gallery. Join the vernissage on June 23 at 7:00 PM.

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Wed 24.6. – Sun 11.10. GHMP Zvon, Prague

(110 days)

Bezhlavý jezdec

An exhibition by the artist collective Bezhlavý jezdec showcasing four artists and their exploration of collage, television imagery, and interconnected artistic practice.

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Thu 25.6. – Sat 1.8. Fotografic Gallery, Prague

(38 days)

Markku Hakala & Mari Käki - Giant's Kettle

Finnish photographers Markku Hakala and Mari Käki present a series of moving photographic images that explore the boundary between photography and film. Surreal scenes from the Finnish countryside unfold into a psychological drama.

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Thu 25.6. – Sun 30.8. ✨ New Display, Prague

(67 days)

The Shock Workers of a New Horror

An exhibition examining how heavy machinery and infrastructure systems have become symbols of power, destruction and anxiety amid contemporary conflicts and environmental collapse.

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Fri 26.6. – Sun 30.8. Václav Špála Gallery, Prague

(66 days)

Prague in Photographs and Paintings

An exhibition of photographs and paintings capturing Prague through the ages - combining photography and painting from the Josef Sudek Studio and the PPF collection.

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Fri 26.6. – Sun 4.10. ✨ New Polička/Shelf (Centrum současného umění DOX), Prague

(101 days)

Lukáš Procházka - Learning a Language I Will Never Speak

Lukáš Procházka's exhibition of zines and photographs examines identity as a process of learning and failure, inspired by Judith Butler's theory of gender as repeated performance.

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Sat 27.6. – Sun 4.10. Galerie Josefa Sudka, Prague

(100 days)

Josef Sudek: Iron, Steel, Machine

An exhibition of Josef Sudek's industrial photographs - wires, rails, and machines - spanning from the 1920s through his New Objectivity period.

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Tue 30.6. 11:00 Ostrov Štvanice, 170 00 Praha, Česko, Prague

Imaginarium on Štvanice Island

An interactive exhibition of puppets, objects, and installations on Štvanice Island where visitors can view, touch, and play with the exhibits.

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Thu 2.7. – Sun 2.8. New Town Hall, Prague

(32 days)

Zdeněk Mézl – Legacy of the Old Masters

A retrospective exhibition of Czech illustrator and artist Zdeněk Mézl, who drew inspiration from historical styles. Features his illustrations, prints, paintings, and sculptures.

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Mon 6.7. Golf Hostivař Gallery, Prague

Hostivař Golf Gallery

Art exhibition at Golf Hostivař Gallery in Prague, featuring works displayed in an unusual golf-course environment.

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Mon 6.7. – Tue 14.7. Cabin No. 17 - Náplavka, Prague from 55 Kč · ≈ 2.3 €

(9 days)

Stillform – Pedro Líndez Exhibition "The Silence of Ordinary Things"

Exhibition by Spanish painter Pedro Líndez celebrating the beauty of ordinary things – from fruit to portraits to traditional elements of his region. Includes lectures, musical evenings, and movement gatherings.

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Tue 7.7. 21:30 Pragovka Gallery, Prague

Do You Hear Me?

An exhibition at Pragovka gallery exploring communication and perception.

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Sun 12.7. 17:00 ✨ New Cabin No. 17 - Náplavka, Prague from 599 Kč · ≈ 25 €

Stillform presents - Silvi Flows Dance & DJ Set

The final evening of the exhibition "The Silence of Ordinary Things" features dancer and DJ Silvi Flows. An hour of dance and a DJ set among works by Spanish painter Pedro Lández.

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Tue 14.7. National Agricultural Museum Prague, Prague

Museum in Bloom / Roses

Summer rose exhibition at the National Agricultural Museum Prague featuring historical and modern rose varieties in the museum garden.

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Tue 14.7. 18:00 Museum Kampa, Prague

Guided Tour: Miloš Ševčík – Echoes

Guided tour exploring the photographs and artistic work of Miloš Ševčík at Museum Kampa in Prague.

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Tue 14.7. 21:30 Pragovka Gallery, Prague

Is It Worth It?

An exhibition at Pragovka gallery exploring questions of value and meaning in contemporary art.

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Thu 16.7. 18:00 Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Prague free se vstupenkou na…

Guided Tour of the Expanze Exhibition with Magdalena Juříková

Expert-led tour of the Expanze exhibition with curator Magdalena Juříková, exploring the exhibition's key works and artistic concepts.

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Wed 22.7. 18:00 Kunsthalle Praha, Prague

Ctrl+Play+Never Sol

An exhibition of experimental art exploring interactive and digital creation at Prague's Kunsthalle.

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Sun 26.7. 16:00 Kunsthalle Praha, Prague

Commentary: The Battle Between YES and NO + Memory of Touch

Two exhibitions at Kunsthalle Praha: an interactive installation and a sensory exhibition inviting visitors to participate and reflect.

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Tue 28.7. 21:15 Pragovka Gallery, Prague

Four Mothers

Four Mothers exhibition at Pragovka gallery.

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Tue 28.7. 18:00 Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Prague

CHATA. A PHENOMENON IN WORLD ARCHITECTURE. GUIDED TOUR

Guided tour of an exhibition examining the chata as an architectural phenomenon at the Museum of Decorative Arts.

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