"Dialogue of Introduction": An Exhibition Exploring Art and Enduring Human Existence

This exhibition explores the concept of dialogue, both personal and artistic, through the works of Vladimír Komárek and Lucie Gelemová. It examines how art captures the essence of life and enduring human existence across generations.

The exhibition 'Dialogue of Introduction' is inspired by the idea that every person engages in a dialogue with their surroundings from birth. Artists, in particular, capture this process, giving it form that endures through art, architecture, and faith. The exhibition features the works of Master Vladimír Komárek, known for his poignant depictions of everyday objects like empty chairs and open windows, which he imbued with profound meaning. His art captures the essence of simple things for all generations. Complementing Komárek's work is that of graphic artist and painter Lucie Gelemová. Her art invites living people to engage with Komárek's world, suggesting continuity and the continuation of life's dialogue. The exhibition highlights the intersection of Komárek's experience and Gelemová's search for meaning, creating a unified whole that affirms the indestructibility of human existence. It poses questions about how we live our lives and defend their rebirth, reflecting on the lessons from art for today's world.

Admission is priced at 150 CZK for full price, 75 CZK for reduced (children aged 10–15, students up to 26, seniors over 65, disabled visitors), and 50 CZK for art students. Family tickets are available for 200 CZK. Children under 10, holders of membership cards of the Association of Museums and Galleries of the Czech Republic, and companions of disabled visitors (ZTP/P) have free admission. Please note specific changes in opening hours on April 30, May 12, and May 24.