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Artmap Praha 7/8 2017 UMA AudioGuide Kanady přestěhovala. Výstava nabízí nejen NADACE A CENTRUM attributed to the realm of handicraft: B5 v němž se postupně představují díla sou- place in the Great court of Rudolfinum, tion upon work conditions for others Pro fotografa Tomáše Hrůzu (1979) je Rodinné scény, dovolená, každodenní Publikum, Muzikanti, Zákulisí a Noc. k / c: kurátor / curator srovnání doby „pre-kanadské“ a kanad- PRO SOUČASNÉ UMĚNÍ ceramics. Unjustly so, as this material is časných autorů vytvořená jako umělecké on the gallery staircase and in the park and herself. Her installation confronts příznačné sebereflexivní hledání vlastní život. Fotografie, různými způsoby modifi- en Portrait of a Music Festival is a visual mimo mapu / out of map ské, ale i nové velkoformátové kresby Dukelských hrdinů 25a (B4) founded upon millennia of knowledge and TRAFO GALLERY reflexe Rembrandtovy malby. Obrazy jsou nearby. Artpark, Café Rudolfinum and patterns of objects associated with pozice v přírodě a civilizaci a obnovování kované, dostávají nový kontext. Weronika map of an event that took place in the s figurálními motivy. Vliv kanadského st – ne / Wen – Sun,12.00 – 18.00 h a history of art that was constantly recon- Holešovická tržnice, Hala 14 (B5) vystavovány v expozici ve Šternberském Kino Rudolfinum will be at your disposal. reproductive work together with abstrac- rovnováhy mezi profánním a duchovním se ve svém umění zaměřuje zejména na summer of 1976 at Pezinok in western Slo- Informace o termínech vernisáží najdete prostředí proniká do malířčiny tvorby přes www.galeriejeleni.cz textualised by contemporaries. st–ne / Wed–Sun, 15.00–19.00, paláci naproti Rembrandtovu dílu. On offer there are also workshops not tion of contemporary painting, which, on i smyslovým a mimosmyslovým. Kvůli fotografie, objekty ale i různé artefakty. vakia. The exhibition consists of thirty-two na stránkách artmap.cz a v našem nekonečný prostor, jiskřivě čisté světlo k / c: Peter Pakesch so / Sat 10.00–19.00 Rembrandt’s painting The Scholar in His only for children and special programme the contrary of reproduction, establishes výstavě „Nejistý vývoj“ dohledával v kra- Její projekty se dotýkají témat souvisejí- large-format photographs taken from Ja- newsletteru. en – GALERIE JELENÍ trafogallery.cz for international visitors to Prague. jině projevy živlů vody a větru, u kterých cích s pamětí a jejími mechanismy. Často a ostré barvy, inspiraci nachází i v inuit- Keiiči Tahara: Fotosyntéza 1978 – 1980 / Study is accompanied by the project After itself as work of author. roslav Prokop’s graduation portfolio from ských duších. Valentýna Janů: Expectations-Reality Mariusz Waras (M-City), Nawer, Bezt (Etam Rembrandt, which presents the works of text: Matěj Pavlík, Lucie Rosenfeldová lze prostřednictvím fotografie či videa pracuje s archivními materiály, obrázky Prague Film Academy (FAMU). It is divided Photosynthesis 1978 – 1980 GALERIE UM UMPRUM A1 en Veronika Holcová had created her Gap 17. 3. – 27. 8. Cru), Sainer (Team Cruz), Sepe, Czarnobyl, contemporary artists in turn created as an Adam Ulbert: Thalassa I. / vyzdvihnout hypnotickou a meditativní z internetu, fotobankami nebo policejními into four thematic cycles entitled Audien- 28. 6. – 30. 7. náměstí Jana Palacha 80 (C3) dimenzi jejího vnímání. archivy. Weronika Gęsická (1984) studova- GALERIE NTK paintings of wild Canadian nature before Národní galerie v Praze představuje Tone, Chazme, Kamil Kuzko, Zbiok, Finer, artistic reflection on Rembrandt’s painting. subliminal intruder ce, Musicians, Backstage, and Night. Přichází čas platforem, rozhraní a sítí. po–so / Mon–Sat 10.00–18.00 Tomáš Hrůza (*1979) ranks among so- la Akademii výtvarných umění a studium Národní technická knihovna she moved to Canada. The exhibition will v evropské premiéře výjimečný cyklus Monstfur The paintings are displayed in an exhibition 11. 8. – 10. 9. en Informační, ekonomické a afektivní plochy vsup.cz/galerie-um called “photographer-collectors“; they’re ukončila na Akademii Fotografie ve Var- – LEICA GALLERY CAFÉ Technická 6 (A1) present not only the comparison of her velkoformátových černobílých fotografií Polish Urban Art in the Sternberg Palace opposite Rem- Adam Ulbert vystudoval filmovou teorii, se mísí s těmi geografickými, společenský- Jaroslav Benda a sort of counterpart to the mythical šavě. Mimo jiné je vítězkou LensCulture po–pá / Mon–Fri 8.00–20.00, “pre-Canadian” and Canadian creative pe- uznávaného japonského fotografa Keiičiho 14. 7. – 13. 8. brandt’s work. kulturní antropologii a umění v Budapešti Marek Musil: Backstage at Prague mi i osobními. Mezi mě a můj horizont se 7. 6. – 15. 7. “photographer-hunters“. He collects Emerging Talent Awards (2016). so / Sat 10.00–16.00 riods but also new large-format drawings Tahary. Cyklus zkoumající vztah fyzikál- Přehlídka současného polského graffiti k / c: Andrea Steckerová a Amsterdamu. Je součastným reziden- Fashion Week vměstnává množství dalších rovin a vrstev. Výstava, uspořádána k doplnění mono- the material for his exhibitions at leisure; en The project is based on vintage techlib.cz with figural motifs. The Canadian environ- ního světla a lidského těla je výsledkem a streetartu. tem na Rijksakademii v Amsterdamu. 30. 3. – 11. 5. ment has influenced the painter’s work Vytvářet umění vlastně neznamená nic en Exhibition of contemporary Polish graffiti grafické publikace o Jaroslavu Bendovi from the “discoveries“ that he happens American archival photography from fotografických sezení legendárního C2 GHMP uspořádá výstavu Jaroslava Róny Jeho pokračující sérii Thalassa sleduje Vendula Mlejnská: Cities with its infinite space, brightly clean light jiného než hledat nové horizonty; nové, and street art culture. (1882–1970), je koncentrovaným průře- upon during his travels undertaken as the 1950-60s. Family scenes, holiday japonského herce a tanečníka Mina Tanaky v Domě U Kamenného zvonu. Nová psycho-evoluční logiku. Sestavené díla 12. 5. – 18. 6. A4 and sharp colours, and she finds her inspi- i když provizorní, spojnice a perspekti- k / c: Czezary Hunkiewicz NÁRODNÍ GALERIE V PRAZE – zem Bendovy celoživotní práce a zároveň a minority-oriented tourist, an aimless souvenirs, everyday life. The images, s Keiičim Taharou probíhajících v letech výstava, jež časově navazuje na díla z roku vytvoří platformu pro vzájemně plodný ration in the souls of the Inuits. vy. Vytvářet znamená balancovat mezi VALDŠTEJNSKÁ JÍZDÁRNA / THE poctou autorovi. pilgrim, a voluntary nomad or a profes- modified in various ways, are wrapped TOPIČŮV SALON A KLUB HOLEŠOVICKÁ ŠACHTA 1978 až 1980. 1997, zahrnuje sochařské a malířské práce dialog mezi zdánlivě odlišnými oblastmi. k / c: Petr Vaňous smyslem a nesmyslem, rýsovat hrany NATIONAL GALLERY IN PRAGUE – en This exhibition completes a mono- sional driver. His romanticism has always in new context. Photography as well as Národní 9, 1. patro (D3) Bubenská 14 (A4) en The National Gallery in Prague is proud C1 z posledních dvaceti let. Prostřednictvím Po specifické linii myšlenek se umělec a oddělení, které spojují. WALDSTEIN RIDING SCHOOL graph dedicated to Jaroslav Benda included a fondness for all things magical objects and artefacts are the central po, čt, pá / Mon, Thu, Fri 10.00–17.00, st–ne 15.00-19.00 to present for the first time in Europe an videoinstalací divákům přiblíží také au- snaží poukázat na formální a existenci- en Time of platforms, boundaries and GALERIE AMU Valdštejnská 3 (C2) (1882–1970). Offering a comprehensive and out-of-the-senses. focus of Weronika’s art. Her projects út, st / Tue, Wed 10.00–18.00 D ominik Adamec , Dana Bartoníčková, exquisite series of large format black-and- torovy realizace do veřejného prostoru, ální podobnosti mezi objekty, entitami KMENY 90 BRNO.qxp_Artmap 12.04.17 0 B3 networks is approaching. Informational, Galerie Akademie múzických appraisal of Benda’s life and work. address topics related to memory and its topicuvsalon.cz Ondřej Filípek , Marisa Grilo , Eva Hérová, white photographs from the series by the František Skála Jízdárna / Riding School z nichž některé poutají mimořádný zájem a myšlenkami. Milan Mikuláštík: Makapansgat Project ZAHORIAN & VAN ESPEN economical and affectional planes inter- umění v Praze, Hartigovský palác, k / c: Petra Dočekalová, Lucie Urbánková mechanisms. She often works with archi- Lukáš Hoffman , L enka Chánová , Hana acclaimed Japanese photographer, Keiichi 10. 3. – 3. 9. veřejnosti a dokážou vzbuzovat i vyhroce- en Adam Ulbert studied Film Theory, Cul- Excerpt: from the History of Photogra- CRASHTEST 7 Šmeralova 3, (2. patro / 2nd floor) (B3) fere with the geographical, social, as well Malostranské náměstí 12, vchod val materials, images found on internet, Chmelíková, Kateřina Konvalinová, Tahara. Exploring the relationship between Výstava představuje převážně práce vznik- né názorové polemiky a reakce. NÁRODNÍ GALERIE V PRAZE – tural Anthropology and Art in Budapest phy 13. 6. – 4. 7. k u r á t o r út – pá / Tue – Fri 14.00 – 18.00 as personal ones. A mass of other levels z průchodu do ul. Tržiště (C1) stock photos or police archives. Weronika Batmanlai Narankhuu, Josef Šmíd, Edita physical light and the human body, this lé od roku 2004 do současnosti. V autor- en The Prague City Gallery is getting back PALÁC KINSKÝCH / THE NATIONAL and Amsterdam. He is currently resident 9. 6. – 8. 7. Zátěžová zkouška studentů dějin umění. V l a d i m i r nebo po dohodě / or by appointment and layers is forcing itself between me út–ne / Tue-Sun 10.00–12.00, Gęsicka (1984) graduated from the Acad- 5 1 8 series is based upon multiple photo at Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. His Druhý ze série velkoformátových pla- en Crashtest students of art history. Štrajtová: Hlavy vzhůru / Heads Up and my horizon. ské architektonické a výstavní koncepci, to Jaroslav Róna´s oeuvre after twenty GALLERY IN PRAGUE – KINSKÝ PALACE emy of Fine Arts and completed her www.zahoriangallery.com 13.00–18.00 ongoing series Thalassa follows a certain kátů pro chodbu Školské 28 pojal Milan k / c: studentský tým / student team 28. 6. – 23. 7. Václav Janoščík sessions which Keiichi Tahara conducted vycházející z prostoru Valdštejnské jízdár- years.
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