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Discover Martin Mainer's 'Trailer of the Forest of Forests' Exhibition at Galerie Rudolfinum

This exhibition explored the distinctive style and evolution of a significant contemporary Czech painter.

The 'Trailer of the Forest of Forests' exhibition at Galerie Rudolfinum presented a comprehensive survey of contemporary Czech painter Martin Mainer's artistic output. It placed special emphasis on his recent creations from the 1998–99 period, showcasing his evolution and distinctive style. Mainer is recognized as a prominent figure in Czech painting.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition at Galerie Rudolfinum presents a cross-section of contemporary Czech painter Martin Mainer's work, with a particular focus on his latest pieces created between 1998 and 1999. Mainer is recognized as a significant figure in contemporary Czech painting.

Curatorial context

Martin Mainer, born in 1959, is acclaimed as one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Czech painting. His exhibition at the Galerie Rudolfinum offers a comprehensive survey of his artistic output, placing a special emphasis on his most recent creations from the period of 1998–99. The exhibition aims to showcase the evolution and distinctive style of Mainer's painting. The exhibition was curated by Petr Nedoma. Visitors were informed that last entry was strictly 30 minutes before closing time, and that admission was voluntary, allowing them to return on another day if they did not have enough time.

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Admission to the exhibition was voluntary. Last entry was strictly 30 minutes before closing time.

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Galerie Rudolfinum
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Exhibition schedule
From Oct 8, 1999
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition features the work of Martin Mainer, a significant figure in contemporary Czech painting.
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