Past events
ART*VR: Festival of Virtual Reality and Immersive Art
The third annual ART*VR festival will bring together thirty VR projects over six days, along with meetings with their creators, public debates, and the international Zip-Scene conference.
ART*VR: More-than-Human Perspectives
VR installation complementing the Festival of Virtual Reality and Immersive Art ART*VR. The VR section opens up worlds in which human perception intertwines with plant, animal, and synthetic forms of life.
Orchestr BERG & 420PEOPLE: INspiraCe
420PEOPLE and the BERG Orchestra – dance, music, and minimalist inspirations. Inspired by Terry Riley's iconic minimalist work In C.
Chrystabell: The Spirit Lamp
Chrystabell will be performing a musical tribute to David Lynch live at DOX+. The Spirit Lamp is a special performance of songs written together with David Lynch, accompanied by stunning visuals created by renowned experimental filmmaker David Gatten.
WWW Neurobeat
Concert by WWW Neurobeat, whose music originally combines hip hop, industrial, electronic, and free composition techniques, as part of the FALL 2025 festival.
Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds
The first-ever presentation of the internationally acclaimed Spanish artist Miquel Barceló in the Czech Republic, focusing on his long and intense relationship with literature.
Opening: Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds
Opening of the exhibition Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds. The exhibition will present the work of internationally renowned Spanish artist Miquel Barceló for the first time in the Czech Republic.
Festival FALL 2025
Unexpected connections. Stories. Discoveries. Sharing. The third edition of the FALL Festival is a space for the thoughts and voices of writers, artists, and other creative individuals of various genres and their inspiring “borderlands”.
Klang Systematiek presents: Glass—Reich
Klang Systematiek, international ensemble for exploratory music, launches its first concert series in Prague with an evening dedicated to the music of the most famous American minimalists Philip Glass and Steve Reich.
