Past events
Immerse Performing
Farm in the Cave studio is known for its specific method of working with a performer. That is characteristic for personal engagement, immersion in the subject, musicality and high dynamics. The workshop will introduce participants to various ways of creating the physical score.
Between 5:29–21:29
An exhibition by artist Barbara Satranská presenting a collection of charcoal and pencil drawings, bound into a single book, created during a sixteen-hour stay inside Villa Tugendhat and its immediate surroundings.
Pavel Jasanský: Artists and Autographs
Exhibition of a selection of photographs by photographer and graphic designer Pavel Jasanský depicting a number of Czech artists. The exhibition takes place at the Archive of Fine Arts.
Discussion and book launch: The Apartment
Jan Němec and Jana Šrámková will present their new novel, The Apartment, on board the Gulliver Airship. The debate with both authors will be moderated by Petr Vizina.
Teapot: The Art of the Book
Exhibition of bibliophilia at design shop DOX by Qubus. Seven book titles from the production of the publishing house Teapot are displayed in a site-specific installation prepared for the space and tailored to each book.
Cyberlemon
Hynek Martinec's solo show draws together an extraordinary range of references to meditate upon the present state of human consciousness. He responds to an accelerated and increasingly polarized world where art, technology, and social changes meet in unexpected and often paradoxical ways.
Literary Critics Award ceremony
The best prose and poetry collection of 2024 will be announced as part of the first annual Literary Criticism Prize.
Orchestr Berg: Wurlitzer Night
Contemporary music performed by the BERG Orchestra – opening of the new season! The top Polish pianist Piotr Orzechowski will be performing in the Czech Republic for the very first time and will premiere compositions written especially for him.
Orhan Pamuk in Prague: Between Word and Image
Unique meeting with Turkish writer and Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk and launch of the Czech edition of the author's book Nights of Plague.
