From Mar 23, 2023
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The "MIDNIGHT OF ART" exhibition unveils Karel Babíček’s extensive private collection, a key figure in the Czech art scene. It explores his unique approach to conceptual and multimedia works, started with Prague's Behémót Gallery in 1991. This collection offers a compelling look at the creative surge during post-revolution Czech democracy, featuring works by prominent artists.
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This exhibition explores the private collection of Karel Babíček, a significant figure in the Czech art scene as a collector, curator, and entrepreneur. It showcases his approach to collecting conceptual and multimedia works, begun with the Behémót Gallery in 1991.
The exhibition 'MIDNIGHT OF ART. Karel Babíček’s Collection' is part of the 'Ways of Collecting' series, which unveils private collections seldom seen by the public. Karel Babíček, a collector, curator, and entrepreneur, founded Prague's Behémót Gallery in 1991, championing conceptual works and supporting their creation. This exhibition delves into his extensive collection, which includes over 120 works by prominent Czech artists such as Krištof Kintera, Vladimír Kokolia, Josef Žáček, and others. Babíček's influence extended to managing and curating Prague’s Nová síň (New Hall) in the late 1990s, where he organized large international projects. His activities profoundly shaped the art scene, leaving a lasting impact beyond local borders. Babíček views his collection as a unified whole, documenting the creative surge in post-revolution Czech democracy and the country's newfound freedom, with aspirations for its preservation.
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Discover pioneering art and industrial design from Prague's past.
Uncover the architectural and technological legacy of Prague's Zenger Electrical Substation. This exhibition showcases Vilém Kvasnička's 1930s design and features a multimedia project re-imagining Zdeněk Pěšánek's uninstalled light-kinetic sculptures. Journey through art, electricity, and urban development.
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Reimagining Prague's communist-era Brutalist architecture through unique art sculptures.
Experience Krištof Kintera's fascinating "Building Sculptures" at Kunsthalle Praha. This exhibition reinterprets iconic communist-era buildings through miniature concrete models, offering a new perspective on Prague's architectural heritage and its complex history.
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Explore a wide-ranging collection of Romanian modern and contemporary art.
This major exhibition at Kunsthalle Praha showcases the Ovidiu Șandor Collection, a significant presentation of Romanian art. Discover nearly 150 works by 79 artists, spanning modernism to contemporary pieces, and explore themes of identity, nature, and memory.
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Exploring urban decay and digital art through immersive sound and visuals.
This installation at Kunsthalle Praha showcases abandoned industrial structures as solitary urban presences. Experience an immersive artwork finding beauty in impermanence, inspired by Japanese philosophy and European romanticism.
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Exploring love, mythology, and identity through groundbreaking video art.
Discover John Sanborn's unique perspective on contemporary themes at Kunsthalle Praha. The exhibition showcases his monumental video art and striking digital portraits, delving into narratives of love and fluid gender identity.
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Easily discover what's on display in Prague's museums and cultural institutions. Explore compelling temporary exhibitions covering a wide array of fascinating topics, from historical periods to modern artistic movements.