The 'HIT BY NEWS with Otto M. Urban' exhibition at DOX Centre for Contemporary Art showcases a unique selection from the Annette and Peter Nobel collection. Delve into 'press art' and its critical dialogue with print media, offering perspectives on how media shapes our world. This curated experience highlights art's power to interpret society through constant media engagement.
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This exhibition presents a selection from the Annette and Peter Nobel collection, focusing on 'press art' and the dialogue between art and print media. It offers a critical perspective on how media shapes society, featuring works curated by Christoph Doswald and presented at DOX.
The exhibition 'HIT BY NEWS' delves into the profound and critical theme of how media shapes society, drawing from the extensive 'press art' collection of Annette and Peter Nobel. The couple began collecting in the 1980s, building a significant collection of over 2,000 works focused on the dialogue between art and print. Curated by Christoph Doswald, this exhibition at DOX Centre for Contemporary Art presents a broad spectrum of artworks that critically engage with the pervasive influence of media. DOX curator Otto M. Urban guides visitors through this compelling theme, offering a deep dive into the collection's critical perspective on the media-driven world. The exhibition highlights the enduring power of art to reflect, question, and interpret the societal landscapes forged by constant media engagement.
Standard admission is 250 CZK, with reduced tickets available for 180 CZK. DOX Club members can enter for free but require prior reservation via a form. Tickets can be purchased online.
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