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How much is the ticket? basic CZK 250 | students and seniors CZK 180 | free admission for DOX Club members
The guided tour will be held in English with translation to Czech.
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Poupětova 1, Praha 7
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Miquel Barceló and the Written Worlds is the artist’s first-ever presentation in the Czech Republic, and it focuses on his intense and long-standing relationship with literature. This relation has been a recurring subject at different points in his career, which spans more than four decades and which will be explored through paintings, ceramics, watercolours, bronzes, prints, and books.
Delve deeper with a guided tour led by exhibition curator Enrique Juncosa.
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