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The National Gallery, Europe's second-oldest art gallery, anchors Prague's exhibition landscape, with collections ranging from medieval art to contemporary works housed in venues like the Veletržní palác. The city celebrates its heritage through dedicated spaces like the Alfons Mucha Museum and the House of the Black Madonna, focusing on Art Nouveau and Czech Cubism. The extensive National Museum and the Jewish Museum, with one of the world's largest collections of Jewish art, further enrich the scene.
This week's highlights
The Art of Asia Across Space and Time
Václav Havel's Automobiles from the Collections of the National Technical Museum ...and an extra bonus
František Bílek: The Path to the Temple Vestibule
HIT BY NEWS
Memory of Touch: Chapter I
Venues in Prague
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Borsos Lőrinc: The Spectre in the Wedge
MeetFactory
Within a space of unsettled freedoms and competing parties, movements, and cults, a speculative infrastructure has long been operating in secrecy: OKKULTEK - a fictional agency dedicated to the research of paranormal…
Fragments of Memory: St. Vitus Treasury in the Mirror of Contemporary Art
Prague Castle
No other king endowed the cathedral so generously and nobly, writes the medieval chronicler František Pražský about Charles IV. He thus recalls his fundamental, though sometimes overlooked, activity: collecting and…
1956–1989: Architecture for All
National Gallery Prague
A ticket for this exhibition is also valid for all collection exhibitions at the Trade Fair Palace. The exhibition focuses on architecture and lifestyle between 1956 and 1989. Lifestyle is a phenomenon in which everyday…
Jiří Petrbok: Patient Diary
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Jiří Petrbok’s exhibition Patient Diary focuses on the theme of self-portraiture, presenting the artist’s work from the 1990s up to the present as an unbroken record of a changing, constantly questioned “self”.
The Second Fire: Love Letter to Baikal
Prague City Gallery
The Second Fire is an immersive look at Lake Baikal in Siberia, the oldest, deepest and most voluminous lake in the world, which contains more than 20% of the world’s fresh water. Authors Gabriela Bulisová and Mark…
HIT BY NEWS
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
HIT BY NEWS takes a lucid and critical look at the fascinating topic of a society that was, is, and will continue to be shaped by the media. It presents a selection from the collection of Annette and Peter Nobel.
DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign
Galerie Rudolfinum
Who controls our data, personal sovereignty, and political freedom? Answers are offered by DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign, an exhibition in which Czech and international artists explore in their works how computing…
Jiří Kolář: X Bienal de São Paulo
National Gallery Prague
In September 1969, the Czech artist Jiří Kolář became one of the eight international artists awarded the biennale prize at the 10th São Paulo Biennial. Based on the photographs preserved in the biennale archive, the…
Expanding Our Collection: Acquisitions 2013–2025
Prague City Gallery
Between 2013 and 2025, the Prague City Gallery acquired 2,366 works of art. In the previous comparable period, the number was just 375. This expansion of the collection makes it possible not only to follow the work of…
William Kentridge: The Battle Between YES and NO
Kunsthalle Praha
The Battle Between YES and NO is the first major exhibition in Czechia dedicated to William Kentridge, one of the most celebrated artists of our time. Raised in Johannesburg during apartheid, in a family deeply…
Dear Adriena… Adriena Šimotová & Meda Mládková
Museum Kampa
“Fragile” and “intimate” are the adjectives most frequently used to describe the work of Adriena Šimotová (1926–2014). However, we should immediately point out that the artist herself was, above all, courageous and…
František Pavlů – Two Forms
Museum Kampa
František Pavlů (1932–2008), a sculptor, medallist and creator of muchláže (crumplages), was a prominent member of the Klub konkretistů (Concrete Artists’ Club). After studying at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and…
Miloš Ševčík – Resonance
Museum Kampa
The Resonance exhibition presents a selection of works by Miloš Ševčík (1939–2007, Prague) from the 1960s to 2007. Tracking the evolution of his artistic expression in painting, drawing, printmaking and sculpture, it…
The 2026 Biennale Matter of Art
National Gallery Prague
The fourth edition of the Biennale Matter of Art presents art as a necessity that our society cannot do without. The three-month exhibition and accompanying program, subtitled Necessary Wishes, will take place from June…
Czech Nature Photo: The Best Nature Photographs
Prague Castle
The new edition of the Czech Nature Photo exhibition: The Best Nature Photographs presents unique nature photographs from all over the world, taken by photographers from the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The awarded and…
Jakub Berdych Karpelis: Bazaar Bizaar
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
The exhibition Bazaar Bizaar by Jakub Berdych Karpelis creates a situation that is also a deliberately fragmentary whole—an object composed of the memory of other objects. In the installation for DOX by Qubus does not…
Bohemian Crown Jewels – Habsburgs 500
Prague Castle
The exhibition Bohemian Crown Jewels – Habsburgs 500 commemorates five hundred years since the accession of Ferdinand I Habsburg to the Bohemian throne. It traces the fate of the Bohemian Crown Jewels from their…
Olbram Zoubek and Friends
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
A photography exhibition at the Art Archive marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of sculptor Olbram Zoubek. The photographs capture Zoubek's life and work in the context of his friends and the personalities from…
The Olbram Zoubek and Friends
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
A photography exhibition at the Archive of Fine Arts marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of sculptor Olbram Zoubek. The photographs depict Zoubek’s life and work in the context of his friends and the people close…
Cezary Poniatowski: Deep House
MeetFactory
The exhibition titled Deep House at MeetFactory presents a large-scale installation by Polish artist Cezary Poniatowski. With time frozen at the “doomsday clock” - a few minutes past midnight - the gallery transforms…
The Cabinet of Doctor Faust I
National Gallery Prague
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s drama Faust ranks among the key works of world literature, and its representation in the fine arts also constitutes an important chapter in the history of 19th-century art. Illustrations for…
František Kobliha – The Graphic Series Máj (May)
National Gallery Prague
The graphic series Máj (May) from 1911 ranks among the first major breakthroughs of the Czech printmaker and illustrator František Kobliha. It was published by Moderní revue to mark the 1910 centenary of the birth of…
Memory of Touch: Chapter I
Kunsthalle Praha
Memory of Touch, an exhibition unfolding across two successive chapters, is the first major exploration of the Kunsthalle Praha Collection. It treats the collection as an open and evolving entity and sets historical,…
Headless Rider
Prague City Gallery
The late 1990s – a time when a dial-up internet connection was a luxury, films were shared on VHS tapes, music circulated on homemade mixtapes and humanity waited to see whether the world would end at the turn of the…