KodlContemporary presents 'Timeline,' an exhibition bringing together František Kupka’s early 20th-century drawings from L’Homme et la Terre with works by a cohort of international contemporary artists. This unique presentation, conceived by curator Nicolas Bourriaud, expands on a rich cross-cultural dialogue between theory and image. Visitors can explore artistic reflections on evolving social structures and vital ecological thought.
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Timeline is an exhibition by František Kupka and international artists, presented by KodlContemporary. Curated by Nicolas Bourriaud, it explores the cross-cultural dialogue between Kupka's early 20th-century drawings and contemporary practices, reflecting on evolving social structures and ecological thought.
KodlContemporary presents Timeline, an exhibition that brings together František Kupka’s monumental drawings from the series L’Homme et la Terre (Man and Earth) (1904–1907) with works by a cohort of international artists. Conceived by French curator Nicolas Bourriaud, with Barbara Lagié, the exhibition expands on the cross-cultural dialogue between the French geographer Élisée Reclus and Kupka in the early twentieth century, coalescing theory and image. Kupka’s drawings are situated within a global lineage of contemporary practices, inviting reflections on evolving social structures and ecological thought. The exhibition is on view from April 9 to June 7, 2026, and will be accompanied by an extensive catalogue featuring texts by the curators and an essay by art historian Markéta Theinhardt.
Exhibition hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00. Further ticketing details are not provided on this page.
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