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Každý může být umělcem: An Inspiring Art Exhibition at Kampa Museum

This exhibition promotes artistic visibility for individuals with mental disabilities, featuring a charity auction for creators.

The 'Každý může být umělcem' exhibition at Kampa Museum showcases art from an international competition for individuals with mental disabilities. This project aims to enhance the visibility of their creative expressions. Explore compelling paintings, many reflecting the theme 'NATURE THROUGH MY EYES.' Additionally, a charity online auction supports these talented artists directly.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases paintings by individuals with mental disabilities from the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It aims to make their art visible and is linked to a charity online auction where proceeds support the artists.

Curatorial context

The 'Každý může být umělcem' (Everyone Can Be an Artist) exhibition presents works from an international art competition organized for people with mental disabilities. The initiative seeks to promote the visibility of their artistic creations. The director of the Sulická Home, the organizer, emphasizes that art is accessible to everyone regardless of health status, with many brilliant and breathtaking works submitted by participants aged 5 to 84. The competition's theme is 'NATURE THROUGH MY EYES.' A significant aspect of this year's event is a charity online auction held on Livebid.cz, where nearly 170 paintings are available, with starting prices from 100 CZK. The entire auction amount goes directly to the author of the painting. The project is supported by various partners and institutions, including the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, city districts of Prague 1 and Prague 4, and the Jan and Meda Mládková Foundation - Kampa Museum, which enables the exhibition of these artists' works.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition is displayed at the Kampa Museum. Information about specific ticketing for this exhibition is not provided, but it is often linked to museum admission. A charity online auction of the paintings is available on Livebid.cz, with proceeds directly supporting the artists.

Každý může být umělcem key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museum Kampa
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 21, 2024 – Oct 6, 2024
Artist line / attribution
This exhibition showcases works by artists with mental disabilities, with the competition organized by the Sulická Home. Renáta Mužíková is noted as the supervisor of the exhibition. The Jan and Meda Mládková Foundation - Kampa Museum facilitated the exhibition space.
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