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KOPECKÝ FOREVER: Vladimír Kopecký's Enduring Artistic Legacy Exhibition at Museum Kampa

Explore Vladimír Kopecký's diverse oeuvre, spanning painting, drawing, and glasswork from the 1960s to the present day.

The 'KOPECKÝ FOREVER' exhibition at Museum Kampa invites visitors to delve into the profound artistic evolution of Vladimír Kopecký. This focused presentation highlights nearly twenty significant works, showcasing his mastery across painting, drawing, and distinctive glasswork. Explore the continuous transformation of his creative language, characterized by a dynamic interplay of spontaneous gestures and deliberate construction, offering a unique insight into Czech contemporary art.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases nearly twenty works by Vladimír Kopecký, spanning from the 1960s to the present day. It highlights painting, drawing, and glasswork as integral components of his oeuvre, exploring his continuous artistic transformation through gestural spontaneity and construction.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'KOPECKÝ FOREVER' presents a focused selection of nearly twenty works by the acclaimed artist Vladimír Kopecký, dating from the 1960s to the present. The presentation treats painting, drawing, and glasswork as equally significant components of his diverse artistic output. Kopecký's oeuvre is characterized by a constant evolution of his artistic language, oscillating between spontaneous gestures and deliberate construction, vibrant color and precise lines, and a dynamic interplay of order and tension. Individual artistic approaches build upon each other and reappear in novel forms without direct repetition. The exhibition meticulously traces this internal artistic continuity. Despite the evident diversity of expressions across the works, the singular vision of the artist remains palpable. His unique way of thinking and working undergoes transformation over time, yet consistently retains its profound intensity, making 'KOPECKÝ FOREVER' a testament to his enduring artistic spirit.

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Venue
Museum Kampa
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Apr 25, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Works by Vladimír Kopecký (b. 1931, Svojanov).
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