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Discover 'How Dangerous Can Love Be?', an Art Exhibition in Litomyšl

This compelling exhibition explores the complexities and potential dangers of love through diverse artistic perspectives.

The Municipal Gallery of Litomyšl presents 'How Dangerous Can Love Be?', an adaptation of the 'Dangerous Love' installation. This exhibition delves into the profound and often perilous aspects of love through contemporary art. Visitors can engage with various artistic expressions that thoughtfully explore love's forms and inherent risks.

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Exhibition summary

The Municipal Gallery of Litomyšl presents an adaptation of the 'Dangerous Love' installation, previously shown at Museum Montanelli. This exhibition explores the multifaceted and potentially perilous nature of love through artistic expression.

Curatorial context

The Municipal Gallery of Litomyšl is hosting an adaptation of the exhibition "Dangerous Love (Love through the eyes of women)," which was originally presented at Museum Montanelli. This iteration has been tailored to the spatial possibilities of the gallery in Litomyšl. The exhibition, titled "Jak moc nebezpečná je láska? (How dangerous can love be?)", is a testament to the ongoing cooperation between Museum Montanelli and the Municipal Gallery, aiming to bring art to a wider audience. Visitors can experience the artistic exploration of love, its various forms, and its potential dangers.

Admission and ticket notes

Further details regarding ticketing and admission can be found via the provided link to the Municipal Gallery of Litomyšl's event page. The exhibition is hosted at house U Rytířů, Smetanovo nám. 110, Litomyšl.

Jak moc nebezpečná je láska? (How dangerous can love be?) key exhibition facts

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Venue
MuMo - Museum Montanelli
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Sep 27, 2024
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features works by artists previously exhibited in the 'Dangerous Love' installation at Museum Montanelli, adapted for the Municipal Gallery of Litomyšl.
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