Past events 

Veronika Zýková: Foolidiot

Veronika Zýková created several works for the Polička/Shelf gallery space at the Archive of Fine Arts at DOX, transferring her usually large-format abstractions onto the surface of children's picture books.


Patrik Illo: Something Is Not Nothing

The exhibition Something Is Not Nothing presents Patrik Illo, one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Slovak glass art. The title of the exhibition refers to the intensity, concentration, and paradox inherent in Illo's work.


HIT BY NEWS

HIT BY NEWS takes a lucid and critical look at the fascinating topic of a society that was, is, and will continue to be shaped by the media. It presents a selection from the collection of Annette and Peter Nobel.


Opening: HIT BY NEWS

Opening of the exhibition of press art works from the collection of Annette and Peter Nobel entitled HIT BY NEWS.


GA-I-SU-RA

A homage to Petr Geisler and his work, GA-I-SU-RA also pays tribute to calligraphy as a form of inner expression, reminding us that writing and beautiful script have always been a natural reflection of (not only) a pure soul. From his expressive calligraphy through multiple-exposure photography from 1980s Japan to his monumental inscription of the Buddhist Heart Sutra.


Berg Orchestra: WhatsPop

New season’s opening concert. Psychedelico-lyrical fresco WhatsPop by French composer Aurélien Dumont combines contemporary music, pop culture, philosophy, and literature.


Launch of the catalogue Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds

Launch of the catalogue for the first exhibition of Spanish artist Miquel Barceló in the Czech Republic.


Exhibition Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds with the curator

Curator Enrique Juncosa will guide visitors through the exhibition of Spanish artist Miquel Barceló on a guided tour.


Dean Hurley: Through This World + support Freddy Ruppert

Dean Hurley, David Lynch's long-time collaborator, will present his live audiovisual performance at DOX+. The evening will be supported by artist Freddy Ruppert. Part of David Lynch Week.