Avoid the mundane
Orhan Pamuk: The Consolation of Objects
The exhibition Consolation of Objects for the first time offers insight into visual, conceptual, and photographic work of Turkish writer and Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk.
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.
Metaphysics and Despair
An exhibition of Viktor Pivovarov's latest works, in which the artist shows with insight and humour the anguish through which works of art are often born and what happens when greed, hatred and anger take over.
Point of View 3: Balance
The third instalment of a long-term project seeks a balance between the organic and technical worlds. The work of Czech and foreign artists reveals the various connections between nature and technology - two seemingly disparate environments to which we intrinsically belong today, even though we perceive a certain tension between them.
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.
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.
Glass Without Borders
The travelling exhibition of the Glass Without Borders glass symposium will present the works of thirteen artists and designers from all over the world who participated in the e-Glass Festival 2024 art glass and design symposium in Szklarska Poręba last year.
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Colum McCann aboard Gulliver
Colum McCann's novel Apeirogon is a book about the power of story. As part of the FALL 2023 festival, we christened the long-awaited Czech edition of the novel that conquered the world.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in the Gulliver Airship
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, an acclaimed Nigerian author and a defining voice on race and gender for the digital age, is visiting Prague for the first time. The discussion with the author in the Gulliver Airship will be hosted by Ladislav Nagy.
ON AIR: MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland
Meet MoLI in a conversation on curating literature in an art space followed by readings from award-winning Irish authors and their Czech translators.
DOX live: Franck Vigroux
Viliam Dočolomanský talked about work, life, and new projects with French director and musician Franck Vigroux. Meet this inspirational artist first from your home, and then on September 8 and 9, discover his performance entitled Flesh at the DOX+ hall.
Gulliver ON AIR: John Banville
Over his career the Irish writer John Banville has widened the scope of Irish literature in startling ways. One surprising element of that work has been the importance for him of the city of Prague, from his early depictions of it in Kepler, to later ones in Prague Pictures and Wolf on a String.
The future of work
Is Artificial Intelligence a New Road to Serfdom? With his characteristic attention to the subtleties of the human condition, Robert Skidelsky offers a challenging account of what it means to pursue
the good life in the age of the machines.
#DATAMAZE: Joana Moll
A lecture by the Spanish artist Joanna Moll in which she will present her art projects. Her work critically explores the way post-capitalist narratives affect the alphabetization of machines, humans and ecosystems.
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