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Argus & Medusa: On Hope in Dark Times
The Argus & Medusa exhibition shows how the work The Raft of the Medusa (1818–1819) by the French artist Théodore Géricault sparks the imagination of contemporary visual artists, thus reflecting the reality of today’s world. A moment between hope and despair.
Radka Bodzewicz: FAUST
Radka Bodzewicz has long drawn inspiration from literary sources – from poetry, prose, and even scholarly or philosophical texts. The FAUST exhibition offers an artistic reflection on another iconic literary work, Goethe’s Faust.
ART*VR: Festival of Virtual Reality and Immersive Art
The fourth edition of the ART*VR festival will showcase contemporary international work in virtual and augmented reality – ranging from immersive films and interactive projects, through physical and haptic installations, to live VR performances and works utilising artificial intelligence.
David Tibet: Hallucinate, Children
An exhibition showcasing the visual work spanning the entire career of one of the most prominent figures in the esoteric and experimental underground scene of recent decades, David Tibet.
ANDROS
The ANDROS group exhibition explores artistic depictions of the male body within the broader regional context, presenting works by artists from Germany, Austria, and the Visegrad countries alongside those of Czech artists.
Current 93
An extraordinary double concert by the legendary project Current 93, held on the occasion of David Tibet’s solo exhibition. Current 93 has for decades created a unique space at the intersection of apocalyptic nursery – rhymes, poetry, mysticism, dreams, and sonic playgrounds.
Today, when more and more people tend to think dangerously alike, art’s capacity to suspend, even for a moment, our habitual ways of seeing may be its greatest value.
Escape reality by a few metres above the ground.
Dressed up as a chesterfield sofa.
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Education
Projects for school and other groups are based on the DOX Centre's core concept: an institution that takes an interest in the world around it, that tries to comment on it, reflect it, and explore it. We offer encounters with otherness, a shared experience, we develop creativity, and strengthen creative thinking.
Families and children
We utilize the potential of contemporary art and architecture. Aside from an excellent opportunity to "be together" we offer encounters with otherness and opportunity for creativity and inspiration across generations. Our regular Saturday family art workshops build on inspiring exhibition topics.
More members. More art. More interesting lives.
