The "Pleiad of Glass 1946–2019" exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague showcases nearly fifty impressive large-scale glass sculptures. This collection highlights the significant artistic and technological challenges involved in crafting these masterpieces. Discover how Czech artists and master glassmakers collaborated to create works that captivated international audiences and anticipated global trends in art glass.
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The exhibition "Pleiad of Glass 1946–2019" showcases nearly fifty large-scale glass sculptures from the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague's collections. It highlights the artistic and technological challenges of working with glass, featuring works that were internationally acclaimed upon their creation.
The exhibition "Pleiad of Glass 1946–2019" presents an extensive collection of nearly fifty large-scale sculptures crafted from glass, drawn from the holdings of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. The exhibition is presented across two halls, with the first designed to enhance the dramatic visual impact of illuminated exhibits, and the second offering a different perspective on the medium. The works on display represent significant artistic and technological achievements, showcasing the immense skill and innovation required to create such large-scale glass pieces. These masterpieces not only astonished international audiences at the time of their creation but continue to captivate visitors today. The collection serves as a testament to the inventive spirit of Czech artists and the technical prowess of the master glassmakers who collaborated on these artworks. It also acknowledges the vital role of curators in fostering the creation and preservation of these significant pieces. The exhibition underscores the enduring legacy of Czech art glass, demonstrating how its artists anticipated global trends in the field.
Full admission is CZK 150, and concession is CZK 80. The ticket also grants access to the Via lucis exhibition. Tickets can be purchased via the provided link.
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