MUZA | The North Bohemian Museum
Le Musée de Bohême du Nord, fondé en 1873, est le plus ancien musée des arts appliqués des pays tchèques. Ses collections d'Europe et d'Asie ont vite nécessité un nouveau bâtiment. Conçu par l'Autrichien Friedrich Ohmann (concours de Vienne, 1895), il a été réalisé en 1898 par l'Allemand Hans Grisebach. Son architecture combine avec charme des éléments médiévaux et du début de l'époque moderne, d'inspiration sacrée et palatiale.
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ALL WE EVER WANTED | Liberec Exhibition Fairs 1960–1980
Kristýna Rossmannová, Petra Šťovíčková
In 2026, the Liberec Exhibition Fairs celebrate seventy years since the first edition of their modern history, and MUZA The North Bohemian Museum revives the phenomenon of LVT through an exhibition featuring posters,…
Jana Šturdíková | 85 Trees
In this body of work, the artist visually focuses on the trees of a seemingly unusable plot near Bratislava Castle. Through them, she draws attention to what lies behind their felling.
Castles around Liberec
The aim of the exhibition is to show the connections and contexts of local castles. The historical context in the broader sense of the word is followed by architectural, military, heraldic, or religious contexts, always…
Children for Monuments, Monuments for Children. Nobility on the Road.
The project "Children for Monuments, Monuments for Children" has been organized by the Liberec office of the National Heritage Institute since 2021 to support education not only in regional history and raise awareness…
