Museum Kampa
Le Museum Kampa, situé dans le moulin de Sova à Prague (Malá Strana), abrite la collection de Jan et Meda Mládek. Elle rassemble des œuvres d'artistes non-conformistes tchécoslovaques, dont le plus grand fonds au monde de František Kupka, pionnier de l'art abstrait. Le musée témoigne de cette période et présente des expositions d'artistes d'Europe centrale comme Kamil Lhotak, Toyen et Andy Warhol.
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Květa Kovářová – In Search of the Figure’s Form
The sculptor Květa Kovářová (1925–1966) belonged to a generation that began their studies during the war, and whose entry into the art world took place under conditions of unfreedom. She graduated from the studio of…
Milan Kunc – Pop Renaissance
Milan Kunc is one of the prominent figures in art of the second half of the twentieth century, whose work is represented in many important public and private collections worldwide. Since the 1970s, he has been…
Mikuláš Medek, Jan Koblasa – Despite the Ban
The exhibition Despite the Ban presents, through Jiří Hampl's photographs and works by Mikuláš Medek and Jan Koblasa from 1959–1963, their legendary exhibition held in August 1963 in Teplice – in the castle riding hall,…
KOPECKÝ FOREVER
The exhibition presents nearly twenty works by the legendary artist Vladimír Kopecký (b. 1931, Svojanov) spanning from the 1960s to the present. This focused selection brings together painting, drawing, and glasswork as…
František Kupka – Master of World Art
Museum Kampa, founded by the Jan and Meda Mládek Foundation, established in turn by the Czech-American art collector and benefactor Meda Mládek (b. 1919), is one of the most popular galleries in Prague. This is in part…
