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Museum Kampa: Exhibitions in Prague

Plan your visit to see the latest modern and Central European art showcases.

Explore the dynamic exhibition program at Museum Kampa, a prominent modern art museum in Prague focused on Central European art. This page helps you understand the types of shows typically featured and how they highlight works from notable artists like František Kupka and Otto Gutfreund. Always check the official website for the very latest exhibition schedules and visitor information before your visit.

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Featured exhibitions at Museum Kampa
Highlights and recommended shows in Prague
Explore featured exhibitions at Museum Kampa, including priority recommendations and high-interest shows to add to your visit plan in Prague.
Watercolor illustration of an exhibition display featuring historical furniture, personal items, and artworks dedicated to the life and exile of Meda and Jan Mládek, highlighting their promotion of Czech culture abroad.
Permanent exhibition

Meda & Jan Mládek / Life, Exile, Art: Permanent Exhibition at Rosice Chateau

Discover significant figures in Czechoslovak culture and their enduring artistic legacy.

This permanent display showcases the lives and cultural impact of Meda and Jan Mládek. Explore their journey through historical furniture, personal artifacts, and art that shaped Czechoslovak post-war exile history. Learn about their contributions to Czech culture.

Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of an art gallery interior featuring abstract paintings and sculptures on display, with visitors observing the artwork in a contemporary exhibition space.
Permanent exhibition

Explore mk² Museum Kampa in Moravský Krumlov: A Permanent Collection of Czech Art

Showcasing diverse Czech and Central European art curated by Meda Mládek.

Experience a vibrant selection of paintings and sculptures from Museum Kampa's extensive holdings. This exhibition celebrates both established and emerging artists, reflecting Meda Mládek's vision for non-conformist art. Discover compelling works spanning various periods and styles.

mk² Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of urban transformations showing a historical industrial area transforming into new residential complexes, parklands, and urban integration, highlighting architectural models and city planning sketches.
From Nov 5, 2022

Josef Pleskot: Cities – An Architectural Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Explore significant urban architecture projects in Czech cities.

This exhibition showcases architect Josef Pleskot's key urban development projects. Discover how he transformed industrial areas and enhanced city environments in Prague, Ostrava, and Litomyšl, presented at Museum Kampa.

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A purple watercolor illustration of an art gallery interior with abstract shapes and the name Zdenek Kirchner written in stylized script, representing a retrospective exhibition of his works.
From Jun 21, 2016

Zdeněk Kirchner: Unveiling an Artist's Journey and Influences at Museum Kampa Exhibition

Explore the unique art of Kirchner from Prague to Paris.

Discover Zdeněk Kirchner’s significant artworks, including pieces influenced by lettrism and jazz. This exhibition at Museum Kampa sheds light on his impactful career, spanning both Czechoslovakia and French exile.

Zdeněk Kirchner Exhibition
Abstract watercolor artwork with concentric circles in vibrant orange, purple, and blue hues, evoking movement and energy against a dark background.
From Dec 10, 2024

Vladimír Houdek: "Set of All Movements" Contemporary Art Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Exploring universal movement through abstraction, geometry, and vibrant colors.

Discover recent works (2023-2024) by Vladimír Houdek, a key contemporary Central European artist. His distinctive geometric yet expressive style combines layered paint, collage, and gouache to explore themes of movement and spirituality.

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Abstract geometric artwork by Lubomír Přibyl featuring black lines and sand on a purple watercolor background, representing spatial abstraction.
From Jan 18, 2020

Lubomír Přibyl: From Lines to the Space at Museum Kampa Exhibition

Exploring reductive art and spatial illusions by the acclaimed Czech artist.

This exhibition highlights Lubomír Přibyl's pivotal 1960s artistic period. Discover his innovative material prints, geometric shapes, and methods for creating three-dimensional spatial effects. See his conceptual approach to form and unique abstract art.

Exhibition Details
Abstract watercolor artwork in purple and lavender hues, featuring a complex network of intersecting lines and geometric shapes, reminiscent of František Kyncl's exploration of point, line, and space.
From Oct 20, 2018

František Kyncl: Point, line, space – Spatial Structures and Drawings Exhibition

A compelling presentation of Kyncl's art at Museum Kampa.

Experience František Kyncl's artistic creation, exploring how rationalism and intuition shaped his sculptures and drawings. His unique approach to form and light creates fragile yet intricate structures.

František Kyncl Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a diverse group of people viewing colorful, expressive artworks in a gallery. The exhibition, titled 'Everyone Can Be an Artist,' showcases creative works by individuals with mental disabilities, celebrating artistic expression and inclusion.
From Sep 16, 2023

Everyone Can Be an Artist: Celebrating Art by Individuals with Mental Disabilities

Explore a unique art competition promoting visibility and creative expression.

Discover 110 inspiring artworks from the nationwide "Everyone Can Be an Artist" competition. This exhibition highlights the creative expression of individuals with mental disabilities in the Czech Republic, fostering talent and social inclusion through art. Many works were part of a charity auction, directly benefiting the artists.

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Current and ongoing exhibitions
What you can see right now at Museum Kampa
Browse ongoing exhibitions currently available at Museum Kampa, including active installations and permanent displays open to visitors in Prague.
Watercolor illustration of an exhibition display featuring historical furniture, personal items, and artworks dedicated to the life and exile of Meda and Jan Mládek, highlighting their promotion of Czech culture abroad.
Permanent exhibition

Meda & Jan Mládek / Life, Exile, Art: Permanent Exhibition at Rosice Chateau

Discover significant figures in Czechoslovak culture and their enduring artistic legacy.

This permanent display showcases the lives and cultural impact of Meda and Jan Mládek. Explore their journey through historical furniture, personal artifacts, and art that shaped Czechoslovak post-war exile history. Learn about their contributions to Czech culture.

Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of an art gallery interior featuring abstract paintings and sculptures on display, with visitors observing the artwork in a contemporary exhibition space.
Permanent exhibition

Explore mk² Museum Kampa in Moravský Krumlov: A Permanent Collection of Czech Art

Showcasing diverse Czech and Central European art curated by Meda Mládek.

Experience a vibrant selection of paintings and sculptures from Museum Kampa's extensive holdings. This exhibition celebrates both established and emerging artists, reflecting Meda Mládek's vision for non-conformist art. Discover compelling works spanning various periods and styles.

mk² Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of urban transformations showing a historical industrial area transforming into new residential complexes, parklands, and urban integration, highlighting architectural models and city planning sketches.
From Nov 5, 2022

Josef Pleskot: Cities – An Architectural Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Explore significant urban architecture projects in Czech cities.

This exhibition showcases architect Josef Pleskot's key urban development projects. Discover how he transformed industrial areas and enhanced city environments in Prague, Ostrava, and Litomyšl, presented at Museum Kampa.

View Exhibition
A purple watercolor illustration of an art gallery interior with abstract shapes and the name Zdenek Kirchner written in stylized script, representing a retrospective exhibition of his works.
From Jun 21, 2016

Zdeněk Kirchner: Unveiling an Artist's Journey and Influences at Museum Kampa Exhibition

Explore the unique art of Kirchner from Prague to Paris.

Discover Zdeněk Kirchner’s significant artworks, including pieces influenced by lettrism and jazz. This exhibition at Museum Kampa sheds light on his impactful career, spanning both Czechoslovakia and French exile.

Zdeněk Kirchner Exhibition
Abstract watercolor artwork with concentric circles in vibrant orange, purple, and blue hues, evoking movement and energy against a dark background.
From Dec 10, 2024

Vladimír Houdek: "Set of All Movements" Contemporary Art Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Exploring universal movement through abstraction, geometry, and vibrant colors.

Discover recent works (2023-2024) by Vladimír Houdek, a key contemporary Central European artist. His distinctive geometric yet expressive style combines layered paint, collage, and gouache to explore themes of movement and spirituality.

View Exhibition
Abstract geometric artwork by Lubomír Přibyl featuring black lines and sand on a purple watercolor background, representing spatial abstraction.
From Jan 18, 2020

Lubomír Přibyl: From Lines to the Space at Museum Kampa Exhibition

Exploring reductive art and spatial illusions by the acclaimed Czech artist.

This exhibition highlights Lubomír Přibyl's pivotal 1960s artistic period. Discover his innovative material prints, geometric shapes, and methods for creating three-dimensional spatial effects. See his conceptual approach to form and unique abstract art.

Exhibition Details
Abstract watercolor artwork in purple and lavender hues, featuring a complex network of intersecting lines and geometric shapes, reminiscent of František Kyncl's exploration of point, line, and space.
From Oct 20, 2018

František Kyncl: Point, line, space – Spatial Structures and Drawings Exhibition

A compelling presentation of Kyncl's art at Museum Kampa.

Experience František Kyncl's artistic creation, exploring how rationalism and intuition shaped his sculptures and drawings. His unique approach to form and light creates fragile yet intricate structures.

František Kyncl Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a diverse group of people viewing colorful, expressive artworks in a gallery. The exhibition, titled 'Everyone Can Be an Artist,' showcases creative works by individuals with mental disabilities, celebrating artistic expression and inclusion.
From Sep 16, 2023

Everyone Can Be an Artist: Celebrating Art by Individuals with Mental Disabilities

Explore a unique art competition promoting visibility and creative expression.

Discover 110 inspiring artworks from the nationwide "Everyone Can Be an Artist" competition. This exhibition highlights the creative expression of individuals with mental disabilities in the Czech Republic, fostering talent and social inclusion through art. Many works were part of a charity auction, directly benefiting the artists.

View Exhibition
Past exhibitions archive
Recently completed shows at Museum Kampa
Review past exhibitions from Museum Kampa to understand previous themes, curatorial direction, and the museum’s recent program history in Prague.
A watercolor illustration of the Miloš Ševčík – Resonance exhibition, featuring semi-abstract biomorphic sculptures and paintings in a minimalist gallery space with visitors observing the artwork.
May 30, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026

Discover the Miloš Ševčík: Resonance Exhibition Featuring Paintings, Sculpture, and Drawings

Explore the artistic evolution of a master of biomorphic art.

This exhibition offers a comprehensive look at Miloš Ševčík’s artistic career. Witness his journey from early figurative works to intricate biomorphic structures across various mediums, revealing themes of humanity and nature.

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A watercolor illustration of a contemporary art gallery featuring abstract geometric and electrographic artworks by Jaroslava Kurandová and Zdeněk Rybka, with visitors observing the vibrant purple and blue pieces.
Feb 14, 2026 – May 17, 2026

Jaroslava Kurandová & Zdeněk Rybka: An Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Discover two influential Czech artists and their abstract art.

This exhibition at Museum Kampa highlights the artistic journey of Jaroslava Kurandová and Zdeněk Rybka. Explore their evolution from 1960s geometric abstraction to unique later styles, marking their impact on Czech art.

Exhibition Details
Watercolor painting of floral still lifes in purple vases, part of Václav Špála's exhibition at Museum Kampa, showcasing impressionistic flower arrangements.
Feb 14, 2026 – May 17, 2026

Václav Špála: Flowers — Re-evaluating Overlooked Floral Still Life Art at Museum Kampa

Re-evaluating Špála's captivating floral artworks from the 20th century.

This exhibition at Museum Kampa shines a new light on Václav Špála’s floral still lifes. Discover over eighty paintings, re-examining this significant yet historically overlooked segment of his artistic legacy from the 1920s to the 1940s.

Václav Špála: Flowers
Abstract watercolor artwork by Pavel Rudolf featuring geometric shapes, circles, and squares in a grid pattern with purple and blue hues, characteristic of neo-constructivist style.
Jan 24, 2026 – Mar 22, 2026

Pavel Rudolf: Conceptual Abstract Paintings Exhibition at Kampa Museum

Explore his geometric forms and artistic journey from the 1960s onwards.

Delve into Pavel Rudolf's significant conceptual abstract art. This exhibition features his paintings from the 1960s to the present, showcasing his evolution through geometric forms and intellectual engagement.

Pavel Rudolf Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of surreal clay sculptures in the Karel Pauzer - Biosphaera exhibition, featuring deer-like creatures with insect wings and abstract plant forms in a gallery setting with purple lighting.
Nov 8, 2025 – Jan 11, 2026

Karel Pauzer – Biosphaera: An Exhibition of Sculptures in Clay Art and Nature

Featuring biomorphic clay sculptures reflecting nature and human interactions.

Delve into Karel Pauzer's "Biosphaera" exhibition, showcasing fired clay sculptures. Witness how his art uniquely blends fauna and flora to explore connections between natural forms and human experience.

Karel Pauzer Exhibition
A dreamlike watercolor artwork in shades of purple and blue, featuring surreal figures, swirling cosmic patterns, stars, and castle-like structures, evoking themes of the unconscious and mystical imagination.
Nov 1, 2025 – Feb 1, 2026

Future Past: Josef Bolf and Josef Váchal Exhibition at Museum Kampa

A compelling dialogue between two Czech artists exploring dark visions and cosmology.

Experience the unique fusion of contemporary and early 20th-century art through Josef Bolf and Josef Váchal’s shared visions. This exhibition delves into themes of the human unconscious, dreams, and memory, revealing existential anxieties. Explore their fascinating engagement with mystical and cosmological ideas.

Future Past Exhibition
A large-format, high-gloss resin art print depicting a cityscape at dusk in vibrant purple and gold watercolor tones, part of the cityLOVE exhibition by Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek.
Sep 27, 2025 – Oct 26, 2025

cityLOVE Exhibition: Capturing the Unique Spirit of Cities Through Photography

Featuring large-format ResinArt prints by Jana Jabůrková and Jiří Turek.

Discover 'cityLOVE', a profound photographic project dedicated to the vanishing character of urban landscapes. This exhibition showcases an evocative selection of atmospheric images, inviting reflection on the bond between people and their cities.

cityLOVE Exhibition
Abstract watercolor artwork featuring a central eye surrounded by swirling patterns, smaller eyes, and floral motifs in purple and pink hues, symbolizing perception and artistic expression.
Jun 28, 2025 – Oct 12, 2025

The Eye in Art 1900-2025: A Thematic Exploration at Museum Kampa

Discover the eye's journey through modern and contemporary art.

Explore the symbolic power of the eye in this unique art exhibition spanning 1900 to 2025. See diverse artworks from Museum Kampa's collection and special loans, delving into themes of perception, knowledge, and surveillance.

The Eye in Art
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