The iMucha exhibition offers a contemporary look at Art Nouveau master Alfons Mucha. Explore his renowned collection, brought to life through professional digital animation and immersive historical scenes. Engage with animated posters, monumental Slav Epic projections, and even hear Mucha speak as you delve into his influential career.
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This exhibition presents a unique, technology-driven perspective on Alfons Mucha's Art Nouveau masterpieces, utilizing digital animation and immersive displays. Visitors can engage with animated posters, scenes from the Slav Epic, and hear Mucha himself speak, offering a new view of his world.
The 'iMucha' exhibition offers a contemporary and technologically advanced exploration of the Art Nouveau master, Alfons Mucha, showcasing the world's most comprehensive collection of his work, gathered by Ivan Lendl. Launched in summer 2020, the exhibition uses professional digital animation to bring Mucha's posters to life. Visitors can interact with animated models, be enveloped by scenes from the iconic Slav Epic, and even hear Alfons Mucha speaking. This innovative concept bridges over a century, allowing visitors to travel back in time while engaging with modern digital effects. The exhibition features masterful architectural design that highlights key milestones in Mucha's life and career, complemented by information from a leading Mucha expert. It presents nearly 240 striking artifacts, creating a monumental set of impressions with digital effects, easy comprehension, and broad public appeal, while also offering insightful details from Mucha's era.
Admission prices vary for adults, reduced categories (children, students, seniors), and families. Combined ticket packages are also available. Tickets can only be purchased at the Municipal House box office. Children under 3 have free admission.
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