Difference between revisions of "Prague"

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* [https://www.kavkabook.cz/ Kavka], art bookstore
 
* [https://www.kavkabook.cz/ Kavka], art bookstore
 
* [[Meet Factory]], centre for contemporary art, 2001-2002, *2007
 
* [[Meet Factory]], centre for contemporary art, 2001-2002, *2007
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* [https://neone.cz/ Neone], pop-up club, *2013
 
* [[NoD]], culture centre, *1999
 
* [[NoD]], culture centre, *1999
 
* [http://norm-a.com/index.php?page=home_gallery Norma Space], gallery, *2016
 
* [http://norm-a.com/index.php?page=home_gallery Norma Space], gallery, *2016
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* [[Petrohradská kolektiv]], *2015
 
* [[Petrohradská kolektiv]], *2015
 
* [[Prádelna Bohnice]], *2012
 
* [[Prádelna Bohnice]], *2012
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* [https://pragovka.com/ Pragovka], arts district, *2016
 
* [https://www.kinopritomnost.cz/about-cinema Přítomnost], boutique cinema, *2020
 
* [https://www.kinopritomnost.cz/about-cinema Přítomnost], boutique cinema, *2020
 
* [https://www.punctum.cz/ Punctum], community-run event venue, *2016
 
* [https://www.punctum.cz/ Punctum], community-run event venue, *2016

Revision as of 09:23, 14 November 2022

Prague, Czech Republic.

Initiatives

Venues
  • more: USE-IT, city guide, 2017.

Initiatives with no permanent event venue

Academy and university programs

Events

  • Event listings: jlbjlt (*2006).
Past events

Art workers

Formerly: Branislav Matis, František Zachoval (1979), Gívan Belá/Guy van Belle, Ivana Rumanová, Lenka Dolanová (1979), Magdaléna Kobzová, Martin Kohout (1984), Róbert Bittner (1980), Saša Gojdičová, Zuzana Jakalová.

Literature


Cities
alternative base

Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb