This exhibition presents the compelling work of Jaroslav Vožniak, a Czech artist celebrated for his imaginative approach to art. Visitors can explore his distinctive assemblages crafted from everyday items, antiques, and vibrant media. His pieces creatively blend humor, mysticism, and insightful commentary on his era.
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This exhibition explores the work of Jaroslav Vožniak, a Czech artist known for his playful mysticism and creative energy. It showcases his unique assemblages of found objects, antiques, and colorful magazines, creating unexpected artifacts that blend humor with a critique of the era.
Jaroslav Vožniak was a prolific Czech artist characterized by his immense creative energy and a passion for collecting curiosities. This exhibition delves into his artistic journey, from his early involvement with the avant-garde Šmidra's circle in the 1950s, known for its Dadaistic cabarets and student rebellions, to his embrace of abstract art and subsequent return to representational painting. Vožniak's distinctive style involved assembling found objects, antiques, and discarded items into unexpected artifacts, often imbued with humor, exaggeration, and a critique of societal conventions. His work also drew inspiration from the vibrant imagery of advertisements and films, as seen in his "Icons" series. The exhibition traces his exploration of themes such as the presence of disintegration and a personal memento mori, particularly evident in his smooth illusionist paintings of the 1970s, and his later abstract concepts like the "Balls" series and drip paintings. Curated by Petra Patlejchová, the exhibition offers a comprehensive look at Vožniak's multifaceted artistic output.
Admission prices are as follows: Adults: 100 CZK, Students (up to 26 years): 50 CZK, Seniors (over 60): 50 CZK, Family: 160 CZK.
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