Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava
La Galerie des beaux-arts d'Ostrava (GVUO) est la plus grande galerie de la Région de Moravie-Silésie. Ses collections, en constante expansion, comptent plus de 25 000 œuvres. Elle est installée dans la Dům umění, un joyau architectural de 1926 classé monument. La GVUO organise des expositions et des programmes pour le public et prête régulièrement ses œuvres pour des expositions en République tchèque comme à l'étranger.
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100 YEARS OF THE HOUSE OF ART IN OSTRAVA / (1926–2026)
The year 2026 is exceptional for the House of Art in Ostrava. Our exhibition building will celebrate 100 years since its opening. Since May 13, 1926, when it was first opened to the public, it has remained one of…
At the Turn of the Millennium
This exhibition consists exclusively of works from the collection of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava. It explores the forms of visual art created by the generation that emerged on the art scene around the turn of…
MARIANNE AUE / Returning Home
Jiří Jůza, Zdeněk Sklenář
This exhibition presents the work of the German artist Marianne Aue (1932 Bruntál – 2016 Leverkusen), who was one of the most prominent (though today less well-known) figures of the European post-war avant-garde.…
MARGITA TITLOVÁ YLOVSKY / Loves of Dolls / Exhibition of a single work
The thirty-third artwork was selected by the singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist David Pomahač. The work is part of the exhibition At the Turn of the Millennium. "Her work conveys to me a sense of playfulness, an…
Fragile Harmony
Renata Skřebská
An important part of the gallery’s collections consists of works by Austrian and Jewish-German artists. They were German primarily in the sense that German was their mother tongue, but they formed a natural and integral…
MSK, History, and I Project
Online project MSK, history, and I We invite you on a journey of discovery through the Moravian-Silesian Region, during which you will be able to visit castles and chateaux, birth houses, museums and galleries,…
