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Václav Janoščík – VA Tutor +420 725 223 035 [email protected]

Hana Smělá – VA Coordinator +420 721 446 872 [email protected] Obligatory classes are in blue color Visual Arts Week Elective classes are in black. Winter semester 2016

Monday Studio Consultations Experimental Czech Architecture 9:00am, your studio Music I of 20th Century II 2:35pm, room 115 4:30pm, room 413

Drawing Courses 4:10pm, room 313

Tuesday Drawing Course Drawing Course Czech Modern and Drawing Course 9:00am, room 313 1:00pm, room 313 Contemporary Art 4:10pm, room 313 3:30pm, visits to galleries

Wednesday Oil Painting Computational Design VeryAnxious Meetings Oil Painting 9:00am, room 313 11:00am 1:00pm, VA room 4:30pm, room 313

Czech Language Bookbinding 9:00am, room 104 11:30am, room S16

Czech Language Oil Painting 9:45am, room 104 11:45, room 313

Thursday Studio Consultations Drawing course Drawing Course 9:00am, your studio 1:00pm, room 313 4:10pm, room 313

Friday History of Graphic Design Czech Contemporary Contemporary Art II Art III and Photography 9:00am, room 115 10:50am, visits to galleries 1:10pm, FAMU, Smetanovo nábřeží 2 Drawing course Czech Modern 9:00am, room 313 and Contemporary Art Clay Modeling (Beginners) 10:00am, visits to galleries 12:30pm, Karlín, Prvního pluku VA schedule Fri 20th January Installation of your final project/klazura in your studio (e.g. in Illustration and Graph- for winter semester ics, Intermedia, etc.) 3rd October 2016 – 20th February 2017 Mon 23rd January Evaluation of klauzuras/your final projects Tue 24th January 15 minutes´ presentation of your final work in your studio before a jury consisting of members of the department you belong to Mon 3rd October Beginning of winter semester, i.e. lectures and some members from the Department and consultations start – exact time will of Art Theory (e.g. if you´re from Intermedia be specified in September by email Department, you belong to Fine Arts Stu- dio, and that’s why there will be teachers/ assistants from Photography, Painting, Mon 3rd October Meeting with the VA Coordinator Supermedia, and Sculpture) 12pm, room 306 A chance to learn about the VA schedule, important dates in the academic calendar, th life in Prague and the Academy Tue 24 January Klauzura Show Opening 7pm

Wed 5th October First Consultation with the VA Tutor th th 1pm, room 306 A great opportunity to meet all Wed – Mon 25 – 30 Klauzura Exhibition VA students (first and second year January open to public in all AAAD studios students) and the VA tutor from 10am to 6pm

st Fri 28th October Public holiday – school closed for one day Tue 31 January De-installation of your Klauzuras and studio cleaning

Thu 17th November Doors Open Day – no lectures, th th school open to public Mon – Fri 6 – 10 School closed due to the selection February process of applicants for Czech BA and MA degree study programs Thu 24th November For second year/diploma students Deadline for submitting your diploma work topic (in a filled-in diploma form) and the name of your Consultant, i.e. a person you consult your thesis with

Thu 22nd December End of winter semester, no more theoreti- cal lectures till February 2017

Fri – Sun 23rd December Christmas holidays – 1st January School closed for two weeks VA schedule For diploma students for summer semester 20th February 2017 – 3rd July 2017 Thu, Fri, 23rd, 24th, 27th State Exams from the Theory/History of Mon February Art – NEW!! An oral exam from some of the obligatory subjects you´ve taken during the three Mon 20th February Beginning of summer semester, semesters of your VA studies (more details i.e. lectures and consultations start will be specified by the end of November)

Fri – Mon 14th – 17th April Easter holidays – school closed for 4 days Thu 4th May Deadline for official consultation/presen- tation of your Diploma Project with/before Mon 1st May Public holiday – school closed for one day the members of the department your studio belongs to Mon 8th May Public holiday – school closed for one day

Thu 4th May Last chance to submit the names of di- Fri 12th May End of summer semester, ploma opponents – this will be done by the i.e. no more lectures and seminars heads of your respective studios; you can choose your opponent yourself, or have Fri 2nd June Installation of your final project/klazura them recommended by your studio in your studio (e.g. in Film and TV Graphics, Photography, etc.) Mon 5th June Deadline for submitting your diploma thesis + CD/USB with photos of your diploma project: Mon 5th June Evaluation of klauzuras/your final projects Tue 6th June 15 minutes´ presentation of your end-of- you will need to print out 2 copies: one will go to the VA Coordinator, and the other needs to be -semester work in your studio before a jury submitted to the head of your Studio; your Opponent can get an electronic version. The diploma thesis should have at least 10 pages of written text in English accompanying/describing/or be- consisting of the members of the depart- ing inspired by your diploma project, it is supposed to be signed by the head of your studio and ment you belong to and some members your consultant on the front page and it can/ but does not have to include pictures, reference from the Department of Art Theory literature or references; it should be bound.

Tue 6th June, 7pm Klauzura Show Opening Sun 11th June Installation of your diploma project in your studio or elsewhere Wed – Fri 7th – 9th June Klauzura Exhibition open to public in all AAAD studios from 10am to 6pm Mon 12th June, 7pm Diploma Work Show Opening

Sat 10th June De-installation of your Klauzuras and Tue – Sun 13th – 18th June Diploma Work Exhibition open to the pub- studio cleaning lic from 10am to 6pm Wed 15th June Deadline for submitting the Opponent´s acceptance into the school, which Evaluation Paper to VA Coordinator; this About AAAD is a public institution run by rector’s will be done by the opponents themselves board, managing board, academic senate and art council, is fierce, Founded in 1885, the Academy of with the result that the students Mon – Wed 19th – 21st June Diploma Work Defense Arts, Architecture, and Design in who are lucky enough to make up 30 minutes´ presentation of your diploma Prague has evolved from being the its student body are highly-skilled project before a jury consisting of teachers first of its kind in the Czech lands to and highly-motivated individuals, from the department your studio belongs a modern, dynamic, and outward- who proudly continue the storied to, a few members of the Department looking institution, which now has legacy of the institution. of Art theory and two external guests/re- over twenty studios in which to nowned professionals in their field; study. Ranging from Typography to Though the Visual Arts program is a schedule with exact dates and times will Intermedia Art to Fashion Design recent addition to that legacy, the be specified beginning of June 2017 to Glass, the 23 AAAD studios are contribution made by VA students led by eminent authorities in their so far has already made a big Thu, Fri 22nd, 23rd June De-installation of your Diploma Work, fields, whose passion for teaching impact both on the school, the city, studio cleaning matches their dedication to their and country in which it is located. respective specializations. The With the network of students Academy of Arts, Architecture and professors of AAAD at their Mon 3rd July Graduation commencement – open to and Design of today is composed disposal, VA students are uniquely public of five departments focused on positioned to take advantage of all the fields of architecture, design, the city has to offer in (and out) of applied, fine and graphic arts. their particular field. The sixth department is focused on education in art history and aesthetics. Competition for in three new studios, previously History of Visual Arts Program offered only to Czech and exchange students: Sculpture (headed by Kurt Gebauer), K.O.V (headed by Eva Eisler) and Fashion and After a few years of preparatory accepted six VA applicants: Footwear Design (headed by activities and approval hunting, Illustration and Graphics (headed Liběna Rochová). In spring 2010 the Department of Art History by Juraj Horváth), Intermedia Art Supermedia Studio (headed by and Aesthetics, namely Martina (headed by Jiří David), Product Federico Diaz) became an affiliated Pachmanová, the former VA Design (headed by Jan Němeček member of VA program and Textile guarantee, and the former AAAD and Michal Froněk), Interior Design Design (headed by Jitka Škopová), management, succeeded in and Architecture (headed by Jiří Ceramics and Porcelain (headed by gaining the accreditation for the Pelcl) and Painting (headed by Ivan Maxim Velčovský) and Architecture Hana Smělá post-graduate follow up program Diviš). Studio I (headed by Jindřich in English, granted by the Czech Smetana) followed in summer 2012. During all the years of VA´s Ministry of Education, Sport and The last time the choice of VA existence the essential part Youth in 2006. studios which VA applicants can of MA curricula were, first, It took Alan Záruba, the former choose from was broadened in compulsory theoretical lectures on VA tutor, and Hana Smělá, the summer 2014 when Architecture III. architecture, design, typography VA Coordinator, another year to accepted two new VA applicants, and contemporary art given by promote the program all over the and in summer 2015 when Industrial renowned Czech theoreticians, world, address prominent teachers Design studio joined the VA course. second, a four day theoretical and lecturers, recruit 8 students workshop on various topics, hosting and launch the program itself in mainly lecturers from abroad. summer term 2007. Moreover, from summer term 2007 Out of the twenty-three studios to winter term 2007 VA students at AAAD, the first students could were offered Interdisciplinary only apply for four studios which Dialogues with Alan Záruba, a had joined the VA program at Martina Pachmanová prominent graphic designer and the that time: Graphic Design and former VA tutor, where they could Visual Communication (headed In academic year 2008/ 2009 discuss their work produced in their by Rostislav Vaněk), Architecture seven new students arrived and studios and get info about what II (headed by Eva Jiřičná), two more studios joined VA: was up in Czech visual culture. Typography (headed by František Photography (headed by Hynek Štorm) and Film and TV Graphics Alt and Saša Vajd) and Glass Since summer term 2008, the VA (headed by Jan Barta). (headed by Rony Plesl). Having studio had been tutored by Milena The following academic year been supported by the new Dopitová, a remarkable Czech 2007/2008, five new studios management, in summer term conceptual artist, who followed up entered the VA program and 2009 the program was enriched Alan Záruba on Alan Záruba´s Interdisciplinary Dialogues, and held special Team an occasional radio dj in Radio 1. winter semester 2015. In spite of Project consultations each week. Together with Milena Dopitová, having two jobs and representing Within these sessions Milena he had been participating in all two schools, Milena could stay challenged all VA students to VA activities and consultations one more academic year in the work outside of their comfort and has co-curated Rozčvička, an VA program. However, from winter zone to develop work that is both exhibition of VA students´ sports semester 2016 the VA program had conceptually strong and visually objects, installations and videos at to look for a new tutor. compelling. In this framework, Dancing Hall Gallery, Mikulov, in May graphic designers tried their hand 2015, and a Zítra/Tomorrow, the at working with sound, or painters Night of Scientists, an exhibition took on working in video, for of VA students´ objects/inventions example. These efforts reached inspired by science and scientists, fruition in the end-of-semester Milena Dopitová in the Galerie Rudolfinum, Mikulov in exhibitions held at the school, May 2016. in which an emphasis was put In October 2011 Conrad Armstrong the professional installation of joined the VA team as assistant. the works. This combination of Conrad graduated from VA risk-taking, experimentation, and program in 2010 in the studio of professionalism is what the VA Intermedia Art, headed by Jiří program aimed at helping students David. He has had numerous solo develop into highly dynamic artists and group exhibitions in and around and designers who have a broad the Czech Republic, and splits Rudolf Matějček range of skills to draw on in their his time between teaching and future careers. Apart from curating making art. Working with Milena After a long period of Milena´s the end-of-semester exhibitions in Dopitová, Conrad co-curated tutorship in which conceptual the VA room, Milena also organized several exhibitions and workshops thinking, testing various media other VA group exhibitions in or in the Czech Republic and abroad students have no experience outside of Prague (Zoom In Show, (VAVOOM!, Munikat Gallery, Munich, Conrad Eric Armstrong with, and making objects or 3D AAAD UM Gallery, 2009; Fabrika, 2013; Doubice 2012, 2013; Muki Muki installations rather than 2D things Doubice 2012, and 2013; VAVOOM!, Show, Fejér Villa, 2013). In summer semester 2015 Milena was a priority, it was extremely Munikat Gallery, Munich, 2013; Muki In September 2014, Conrad Dopitová applied for the position problematic to repeat a similar Muki Show, Fejér Villa, 2013; KUMŠT, was replaced by Rudolf Matějček of the head of Intermedia Studio concept with somebody else for Gallerie Rudolfinum, Mikulov 2014; in the position of VA Assistant. at the Academy of Fine Arts in such a long time again. Therefore, Rozcvička/A Warm-Up, Dancing Rudolf graduated from Intermedia Prague, won the fierce competition the concept of VA tutorship Hall Gallery, Mikulov 2015; Zítra/ Studio at the Institute of Arts and with Milan Knížák and became changed a bit. From now on, the VA Tomorrow, Galerie Rudolfinum, Design, Pilsen, headed by Milena the head of Intermedia I. She tutor is supposed to be a visiting Mikulov 2016). Dopitová, and has worked as a started teaching there, together artist, curator or an art theoretician visual artist, curator, art teacher, with Rudolf Matějček and Hana staying in the VA program for only web and graphic designer and Smělá as her assistants, from a few semesters. In this way, the Visual Arts course wants to keep schools: the Academy of Fine Arts the program changing, so that (AVU), the Film Academy in Prague it could fit all VA students from (FAMU), and Law Faculty in Prague. various disciplines the VA course At the same time, he´s a very offers, ranging from fine arts, active curator collaborating with applied arts, graphics, architecture up and coming galleries such as to design. Drdova Gallery, Kvalitář, Chemistry This year the VA program is Gallery in Prague or Hraničář in lucky to have Václav Janoščík, one Ústí nad Labem. Among the latest of the best Czech young curators, successful shows he curated were editors, and art theoreticians On the TSF Waves exhibition in focusing on philosophy, history, INI Gallery 2016 and Cities and theory of media and contemporary Velocities exhibition in De Markten art. Václav studied two master in Brusels (2016). degree programs in Prague, Philosophy and History at the Liberal Arts Faculty, Charles University in Prague, and Law and Law Science at Law Faculty, Charles University. Then he gained his PhD degree, major Curating and Theory of intermedia and design, at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. He now studies doctoral program in Historical Sciences at Liberal Arts Faculty, Charles University, teaches not only here at our school, but also at three other Václav Janoščík VA Graduates June 2011 June 2014 June 2016

Luis Guillermo Cerdas, Costa Rica, Fanny Rocio Acero Reyes, Asawari Niteen Bhagwat, India, Studio of Film and TV Graphics; Colombia, Intermedia Art; Nelson Interior and Furniture Design; There have already been 53 Visual Mark Hale, Turkey, Film and TV Fernando Echeverria Ruiz, Equador, Piyakorn Chaverapundech, Arts students who have graduated Graphics; Luying Huang, China, Fashion and Footwear; Marko Thailand, Graphic Design and from the Academy, gained their Glass; Wiley Jackson, USA, Glass; Mikičic, Chroatio, Graphic Design Visual Communication; Saki MA degree and were officially David Yule, Australia, Glass. and Visual Communication; Vlada Matsumoto, Japan, Illustration and granted diplomas at the final Shamava, Graphic Design and Graphics; Jimena Mendoza, Mexico, commencement in the Church of June 2012 Visual Communication; Qiyuan Intermedia Art; Urvi Sethna, India, Saint Anne, . Here´s a list Zheng, China, Interior and Furniture Intermedia Art. of all of them: Hwan Bang, Korea, Film and TV Design. Graphics; Himanshu Choudhary, June 2009 India, Photography; Takeshi Ito, June 2015 Japan, Glass; Giselle Olguín Carolyn Agis, USA, Film and TV Jiménez, Mexico, Painting; Noa Katharina Rohdin, Sweden, Graphics; Christian Bulmahn, Nahari, Israel, Supermedia; Li Architecture I; Pål Steinar Gumpen, Germany, Graphic Design and Xu, China, Graphic Design and Norway, Intermedia Confrontation; Visual Communication; Cigdem Visual Communication; Qin Zou, Timo Hirschmann, Germany, Cevrim, Turkey, Typography; China, Graphic Design and Visual Film and TV Graphics; Yukiko Matěj Hlaváček, Czech Republic, Communication. Taima, Japan, Illustration and Typography; Atsushi Makino, Graphics; Tomoko Kumagai, Japan, Japan, Film and TV Graphics; June 2013 Supermedia; Jorge Abraham Garcia Kateřina Šachová, Czech Republic, Razo, Mexico, Product Design Illustration and Graphics; Winnie Thorarinn Jonsson, Iceland, Tan, Singapore, Typography. Sculpture; Jana Ivanovska, Macedonia, Textile Design; Nurten June 2010 Erdogan, Turkey, Intermedia Art; Anej Nuhanovic, Bosnia/USA, Conrad Armstrong, USA, Intermedia Sculpture; Akane Hayakawa, Art; Kaori Fujita, Japan, Film and Japan, Illustration; Aysegul TV Graphics; Ine Harrang, Norway, Cakiroglu, Turkey, Product Design; Glass; Marta Mancusi, Italy, Grant Conboy, USA, Painting; Akira Illustration; Yumiko Ono, Japan, Otsubo, Japan, Photography; Intermedia Art; Sadie Renwick, Roberto Lucio Fuentes Rangel, Scotland, Intermedia Art; Karim Mexico, Painting; Qing Mei Xing, Talaat, Canada, Intermedia China, Typography; Zhichao Zhu, Art. China, Film and TV Design. Classes for academic year offering you the broadest variety of topics and forms of engagement and education. He would like to find a relevant compromise between practical 2016/2017 and theoretical aspects of fine arts education. He intends to reflect current trends in (post)studio practice as developed abroad that still remain unexplored in the Czech Republic. In this respect he would firstly like to balance the role of the head of the program with the self-organization and Obligatory Classes preferences of students themselves. The meetings of all VA students should remain fundamental for I: Consultations in your studio the program, though Václav does not want to burden you with many assignments so that he doesn´t double the studio work you do in your Most studio consultations are held on: respective studios. Instead he wants to provide a rich and thematically Monday 9:00am – 2:00pm based content in each session in order to complement the presentations Thursday 9:00am – 4:00pm of all students. The sessions should start with very brief readings or a Both Semesters theoretical fringe and conclude with optional thematically oriented movies and/or videoart screenings. In such course of action, Václav hopes to Work and presence in the studio you were accepted to (e.g. Sculpture, provide you a stimulating environment accompanied by exhibition visits, Painting, Illustration and Graphics, etc.) is the most important part of your excursions to other cities or institutions, and guest visits, as well as the VA curricula. Your studio is the place where you should spend most of your possibility for other projects outside of the Academy. time, discuss with your fellow Czech or international students, consult The lists of topics, prospective excursions, and guest visits are meant to your work in progress with the head and the assistant during regular be very tentative options that you yourselves should choose from, enlarge, consultations, work on semestral assignments, install your final project in or reformulate. His intention is to balance the focus on art “production”, which both winter and summer semesters (January, June) and present it in front should reside rather within the other studios, with concentration on elements of a summoned jury. Last but not least, it is in your studio where you are of art “appreciation”, self-awareness, critical thinking, and even political issues supposed to consult, set up, exhibit and defend your diploma project in the with special emphasis on exhibition or project-based practice. fourth semester of the two-year VA studies. You should be allocated your own space there (if needed), no matter how complicated it can seem to be. Tentative set of topics:

1. Fine art education in global context, post-studio practice II: VeryAnxious Meetings 2. Contemporary/post-contemporary art 3. Art and design before and after the Internet Václav Janoščík, VA Tutor 4. Objects/information/processes: What do we do? Wednesday 1:00pm 5. Theory and practice – contemporary problems VA room 306 6. Social turn: How to make art and design meaningful (again)? 7. Design, new media and digital means of production Václav Janoščík will offer you a rich yet radically open conception that will respect the needs of a highly diverse and demanding group of Prospective guest visits: international students. He will follow up on the previous practice as realized by Milena Dopitová, nonetheless, he intends to extend the conception by Headless studio (self-organization); Lumír Nykl, Tina Poliačková continually reflecting on feedback from you students, while simultaneously (contemporary music); Palo Fabuš (new media); Evžen Šimera (design and art education); Kateřina Šedá (socially engaged art); Paul Chaney (dark function, but also to inherent ideas and cultural-historical framework. The ecology, speculative art); Barbora Kleinhamplová (gender and other critical field trips will focus on architectural creation of the last 15 years and if issues in contemporary art); Ondřej Buddeus (writing workshop); Karina possible their participants will include authors of the visited buildings. Kottová (presentation skills, Czech art scene); Michal Cáb (multimedia workshop, pure data); Jiří Maha (information/data/web visualization); Michal 2. Contemporary Czech Art I, II, III Kindernay (soundart) Zuzana Štefková Prospective exhibitions and presentations (already in contact): Friday 10:50am - 12:25pm visits to galleries, obligatory for students A.M.180 gallery; INI gallery; NTK gallery; Berlínskej model; SPZ gallery; from Fine Arts Department GAMU; GAVU; ETC. Galerie; Czechdesign; Galeria Arsenal; Hit gallery This seminar aims to acquaint you with different styles, art movements, To sum it up, Václav´s priorities within the VA meetings will be to reflect and personalities of contemporary art (both Czech and international) by your needs and preferences, provide you with both theoretically and means of direct contact and exploration of Prague galleries and the cities practically competent supervision and assistance, assist you with your exteriors. The choice of these sites of interest will reflect the current offer shows or project in relevant galleries, create a vibrant atmosphere of the Prague art scene. You will be asked to analyze theoretical texts and enriched by guests, exhibition visits, excursions and exhibition realization, discuss them in class, use your independent and creative interpretative organize one or two excursions per semester, a group exhibition of VA (at skills, and analyze selected works of art based on your direct exposure to the end of the year), and finally enhance the visibility and transparency of and personal experience with the works. the whole VA program. 3. Contemporary Art and Photography

Lectures Václav Janoščík Friday 1:10pm - 3:45pm You must attend at least 4 lectures a semester because you have to FAMU, Smetanovo nábřeží 2 (one stop by tram 18) gather 8 credits in total; each lecture is for 2 credits. If you want to take obligatory for Fine Arts Students more than four obligatory classes, you are welcome to do so. You can save the extra credits you gain in the following semesters. The course will introduce formative topics connecting the medium of photography with contemporary art in continuity with the Theory and 1. Czech Architecture of the 20th Century I, II History of Photography and the History of Czech Photography courses offered by the Department of Photography at FAMU. Each session will Jana Tichá focus on a specific topic within a main chronological framework that Monday 4:30pm - 6:00pm, room 413 will extend throughout the duration of the semester. These theoretical obligatory for students of Architecture sessions will be complemented with exhibition visits and guest and Design Department presentations. Additionally, the seminar will correspond to the diverse interests of students in order to increase both the transparency and Architecture seminar encompasses lectures on contemporary modern functionality of the material provided. art as well as field trips to selected works of Czech architecture of 20th century. Attention is paid not only to relationships between form and 4. History of Graphic Design I, II 6. History of Design of the 20th Century

Alan Záruba Anna Hejmová, Veronika Rollová, Jan Wollner Friday 9:00am – 10:30am once a week, summer semester Room 115 obligatory for students from the Department obligatory for students from of Design, Architecture, and Applied Arts Graphic Design Department This one-semester course will introduce you to the history of design The GD seminar offers selected “70 issues“ from Graphic Design history in ranging from the beginning of the 19th century (Ruskin, Thonet, Dresser a context and comparison with the situation in the former Czechoslovakia, etc., Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry, London 1851), Modernism and later on in the Czech Republic. The main theme “Modernism and its (Werkbund, Artěl), Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism (including a lecture heritage” is further divided into three main blocks of seminars: “What in collections of UPM/Museum of Decorative Arts); Art Deco (Exposition Avant-gard had initiated” (1900–1939), “Bauhaus Emigrés in the USA and Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, Paris 1900), What happened in Europe” (1939-50s) and “Critique of Modernisme”. National style and Functionalism, World War II and its impact on the development of design, Cold War, to organic design and a development of plastics, die Gute Form, postmodernism and contemporary design. A part 5. Genius Loci of Prague I, II, III of every lecture will focus on the history of Czech design in the context of history, culture and visual arts. Milan Mikuláštík once a week Room 306 or tours to less known parts of . Contemporary Philosophy

Though Prague is an old city in the middle of Europe with a very rich history Václav Janoščík and cultural heritage, it is also a living city today with a number of galleries once a week and museums. There are plenty of interesting things to be seen in the city obligatory for all students – from old architecture to contemporary art – and that will be the theme of this course. The workshop will cover quite different topics, which all have The course will outline the conditions of contemporary thinking and something in common – the place and specific genius loci of the city. Each engage its diverse forms within dynamic rhythm of current global problems lecture will focus on historical architecture (mainly Gothic and Baroque) and artistic or pop-cultural examples. The topics will range from the and modern architecture of Prague (with a lot of brilliant examples contemporariness as a philosophical problem in itself, the philosophy of 19th designed by Adolf Loos, Bruno Paul, Jože Plečnik, Jan Kotěra, Josef Gočár, and 20th century and their role in contemporary thinking, to broad scope of Pavel Janák, Josef Chochol, etc.) – these lectures will be organized as current philosophies, such as speculative realism, object-oriented ontology city walks to the most interesting places guided and commented by the and new materialism. The seminar will involve non-extensive reading artist and curator Milan Mikuláštík. He will talk both about architecture of principal texts with the emphasis on discussion and links with both and visual art connected with the place; special focus will be placed on contemporary art world and the practice of students themselves. contemporary art varying from painting, sculpture, public art to new media experiments. 8. Ancient Philosophy 10. Experimental Music I, II

Václav Janoščík Pavel Klusák once a week every other week obligatory for all students Monday 2:35pm - 4:05pm Room 115 Rather than dealing with specific theories and works by main philosophers, the course will address broader topics of ancient thinking, for example Alternatives, experimental music, forms of independence and subversion, myth, agency, public sphere, metaphorical thinking, tragedy or the concept between performance and sound art; the series of lectures deals with of empathy. The course will try to grasp ancient philosophy as a necessary progressive music in over the past fifty years and mainly focuses on the preconception of our modern thinking and make it an alternative to topics such as minimalisms, various forms of improvisation, noise, silence contemporary philosophy. In such train of thought, audiovisual examples and sound of real world, afro-futurism, sampling and conceptual music, from popular culture comparing them with the concepts of myth, tragedy, copyright versus creativity, and digital as a metaphor. The aim of the heroism, narrative or empathy will be used. Main popular culture sources series is not only to make you familiar with distinctive styles and prominent will be films such as Blade Runner, True Detective, Matrix, MacGyver, etc. people, but also to offer you new ways of listening to and perceiving the world in general. Listening to music and watching short videos will be an essential and enjoyable part of the lectures. 9. Czech Art after 1945

Jan Wollner Field Trips once a week summer semester 2 – 3 days trip/workshop both in winter and summer semester obligatory for students from the Department of Fine Arts, Graphics and Applied Arts In academic year 2016/2017 students will be able to choose from the following prospective excursions: The lectures on Czech art since 1945 intend to show you the specific character of postwar development of Czech art in the broader context of Vienna, Austria – The Academy of Fine Arts, focus: post-studio practices, the region of East-Central Europe. The series follows the main chapters, art education movements and characters in a rather traditional chronology but at Bratislava, Slovakia – Hit gallery, focus: exhibition realization the same time, the traditional and canonical interpretation are partly Berlin – Freie Universität, focus: post-contemporary art deconstructed by references to marginal events and personalities, and Krakow – Jagellonian University, focus: accelerationism, contemporary suitable examples which can be found in films and literature both in thinking, art education the Czech Republic and other countries of the former Eastern bloc. The Bialystok – Galeria Arsenal, focus: exhibition realization lectures will be accompanied by visits to permanent collections of post- Creative residence outside Prague war art in the National Gallery as well as to a couple of current temporary Chomutov, Czech Republic, focus: postindustrial and post-communist exhibition of post-war art. urbanization, exhibition Elective Classes and Workshops 3. Painting Courses

Patrik Hábl You need to sign up for only one elective class each semester (you need to Room 313 gain only two credits for electives each academic year). However, you can Wednesday take as many electives as you want. 9:00am – 11:15 pm 11:45am – 2:00pm The following six electives are held each semester, each academic year: 2:15pm – 4:30pm 4:30pm – 7:00pm both semesters 1. Bookbinding, Book and Paper Restoration I, II 4. Clay Modelling

Jan Hybner, Vladimíra Šturmová Martina Niubo, Diana Winklerová Wednesday 11:30am Friday 12:30pm – 2:45pm Room S16 a,b,c Karlín, Prvního pluku 5 both semesters The bookbinding workshop teaches VA students the basics of bookbinding (eight popular types of brochures The content of the course is modelling a portrait from a live model at a 1:1 and hang-up bookbinding with solid covers (V1-V8 types) and a Japanese scale. In the introductory lesson, the basic technical method of piling up Yotsume Toji – style bookbinding. A follow-up course held in the second clay on a wooden construction and measuring key points in the correct semester focuses on book and paper restoration. proportion are explained. Then you will work individually according to your individual abilities and you can consult your work in progress with the 2. Drawing Courses teachers.

Libor Kaláb, 5. Czech Language for Foreigners Room 313 Monday 4:10pm – 7:05pm; 7:15pm - 22:15pm Wednesday 9:00am – 9:45am, 9:45am – 10:30am Tuesday 9:00am – 12:05pm, 1:00pm – 4:05pm, 4:10pm – 7:15pm Room 104 Thursday 1:00pm - 4:10pm, 4:10pm – 7:05pm both semesters Friday 9:00am – 12:05pm, 1:00pm – 4:05pm both semesters 6. Computational Design

The course is intended for anybody who wants to improve their perception Shota Tsikoliya of reality, experience the AAAD way of teaching, try various drawing Wednesday 11:00am – 12:30am techniques and to compare their work with others. Advice on own work Room 410 and obligatory homework is individual. The course focuses on figurative Recommended to students of Architecture and Design drawing but in the case of interest it is possible to choose different themes for drawing. Computational Design Seminar investigates fundamental changes brought to the field of architecture and design by the introduction of the digital 9. Chapters From History of Czech Typography tools. Computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing became a new mainstream and are followed by new generative and computational Otokar Karlas approaches, interactive systems and artificial intelligence. The changes once a week brought by the new digital paradigm are not of only a technical nature, related to the understanding and knowledge of the new tools and 10. Typography for Graphic Designers techniques, but also of the acceptance of a different mode of thinking about the nature of the design. The course will provide a theoretical Filip Blažek foundation to the field of computational design. Through the analysis of once a week various projects, participants will discuss new chances and challenges brought by the paradigm. 11. Presentation Skills

7. Czech Modern and Contemporary Art Hana Čejchanová every other week Zuzana Bauerová, Věra Borozan Tuesday 3:30pm, Friday 10am, visits to galleries The aim of the workshop is to teach you basics of presentation skills and their importance by the combination of mass and individualized Excursions to art galleries and museums led by visiting lecturers are forms of instruction and via verbal, visually-demonstrative, practical, focused not only on Czech art history and old architecture but also on and motivational methods. You will be offered the opportunity to train contemporary art and modern architecture. presentations and experience work with a video camera and microphone.

And the following 10 electives are held upon request. If there are more of you (at least 3 people) who are interested in taking the seminars/ workshops below, you need to ask the VA Coordinator Hana.

8. Photography Workshop

Alexandra Vajd once a month

The aim of this workshop is to experiment and combine new technologies with classical black and white photography. The team of students will be divided into two groups whose task will be to gather photos (both digital and „analogue“) in a given location and afterwards not only to work with the collected material in the dark room but also to learn various post- production techniques. 12. Basics of Litography/Print-Making Techniques

Lucie Raškovová, Jana Hubatková 5 sessions a semester capacity limited to max. 4 students per semester

13. Jewelry Workshop

Andrei Navumenka 5 sessions a semester capacity limited to max. 4 students per semester

14. 3D Cutting and Model Making Workshop

4 sessions a semester capacity limited to 3 students per semester

15. Silk Screen Workshop

René Řebec 5 sessions a semester capacity limited to max. 5 students per semester

16. Ceramics Workshop

5 sessions a semester capacity limited to max. 3 students per semester VA Credit Scheme (ECTS) To graduate from the Visual Arts program, you need to do the following: Take state exams in February ECTS stands for European Credit Transfer System. It was developed by the European Commission in order to facilitate curriculum compatibility (or May; you´ll get the list of exam topics by the beginning of November) for study abroad. ECTS credits are a numerical value (1-60) allocated to course units to describe the student workload required to complete them Choose a diploma topic by the end of November and an importance of a subject in a curricula. 60 ECTS credits represent a full academic year of study at undergraduate level and 30 ECTS credits You must choose your diploma topic and have it approved by the head of normally represents one semester. 1 ECTS credit equals 1 credit at AAAD. your studio by 24th November 2016; at the same time, you are required to submit a special diploma form to the VA Coordinator by the same deadline. Within your diploma year, you need to consult your project regularly with 1st year 2st year the head of your studio and present your work-in-progress in front of all members of the department your studio belongs to once an academic Subject Winter Summer Winter Summer year (you should learn when the presentation days are from the heads or Sem. Sem. Sem. Sem. assistants of your studio). Studio 8 8 8 x Write a diploma thesis by beginning of June End-of-Semester Project 7 7 7 x Your diploma thesis shall explain or thematically accompany your diploma VA (Very Anxious) Meetings 6 6 6 x project. In comparison to other universities, there are no strict rules applied on the thesis as far as references and secondary literature are concerned Lectures 8 8 8 x (since we are an Art school, the main emphasis is given to the installed four lectures are obligatory 4 lectures 4 lectures 4 lectures project itself). However, there are some basic principles: your thesis should each semester, see the list x 2 credits x 2 credits x 2 credits of obligatory classes above be bound, at least 10 pages long (at least 18 000 characters in total), there should be pictures in it (either of your work or somebody else´s work Diploma Seminar x x x 5 to which you are referring in the text) and the front page should include: the name of the school, current academic year, your name and surname, Diploma Thesis x x x 10 diploma title, the studio you are in, the name of the head of your studio Diploma Project x x x 15 and your consultant. Moreover, the front page has to be signed by you, the head of your studio and your consultant. Elective Classes 1 1 1 x The deadline for submitting the thesis in three copies is 5th June and Workshops 2016; two hard copies need to go to your studio and the VA Coordinator see the list of electives (together with a CD/USB with thesis and photos of your diploma project), above, only one elective per semester is required and one electronic copy must be emailed to your opponent. You need to have a consultant for your diploma thesis, i.e. somebody Required Number of Credits 30 30 30 30 from school who you can consult with your project and chiefly your thesis with. Their name must be submitted to the VA Coordinator by 24th November 2016 on the diploma form. You´ll be offered a list of consultants you choose from by the VA Coordinator by the end of October.

Install, present and defend your diploma project in mid June

Your diploma project has to be finished and installed – either in your studio here at school or elsewhere – by 11th June 2017 and presented/defended before a jury on 19th, 20th, 21st of June 2017. Before that, you´ll also need an opponent, i.e. somebody who writes an opponent evaluation paper on your diploma project and thesis; this paper is read at the diploma presentation and you cannot defend without it. You need to know who your opponent will be by 4th May 2016 – the heads of your studio should submit their names to the Student Affairs Office. Your diploma project needs to be de-installed by 23rd July 2017. The graduation commencement is supposed to be held 3rd July 2017 in the Prague Crossing/ the Church of St Anne in Prague 1. with money to be able to pay your Here in this room – to be more AAAD in brief and lunches by it, you need go to a box specific, in two rooms and on a office (look for “pokladna“) in any of raised platform – you can stay and some useful information the eating places mentioned above work all day and meet your fellow and pay a deposit of at least 200 VA students from various studios. CZK. Lunches (including soups, main Sharing the communication space dish and a dessert) cost around 45 there with everybody is meant to Student cards and ISIC cards Prices CZK (around 1.7 EUR) enhance the multidisciplinary in students who can learn from one Once you enroll and become a VA Student card 100,- CZK School opening hours another various techniques and student at AAAD, you are entitled ISIC 250,- CZK approaches. VA room is also the to receive a student card/ISIC card The school is open nearly all week place where you meet the VA tutor which will enable you to: How to get from AAAD to Celetná? with the exception of Sunday when for the VeryAnxious Consultations it´s closed. once a week and where you can - enter the school building See http://www.mapy.cz/s/d4Al enjoy a wonderful view of the - print in the school printing room; It´s open Prague Castle and Letná. you only need to charge the card The closest Menzas Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri with money (see below School from 7am – 10pm Each of you can get their own computer centre) i.e. eating places for students, in Sat working place (with a desk and a - check out books from Prague 1 are the following ones: from 8am – 8pm chair, if you need it) and store your the school library things (unfinished and finished - get special student discounts Menza Právnická Two days before the end-of- school work/equipment/tools/etc.) in museums and galleries semester show and before the there. There are also a few lockers - pay for lunches in Menzas, Právnická fakulta (Law Faculty) diploma work installation, the you can use. which are special dining places Náměstí Currieových 7, Prague 1 school´s usually open 24 hours a run by Charles University open from 11am – 2pm day, Sunday including.

You can get the Student/ISIC card Menza Arnošta z Pardubic School Wifi in Celetná 13, Prague 1 (you only need to bring your passport with Voršilská 1, Prague 1 There is a wireless internet in you). Open from 11am to 2pm the school. To get connected to umprum wifi enter the following Opening Hours in Celetná 13: Dining Room For Vegetarians and password: Eiffel.115 Students on a Special Diet Mon - Thu Fri VA room 9am – 12pm; 9am – 12pm; Spálená 12, Prague 1 12:30pm – 6pm 12:30pm – 4pm Open from 11am to 2pm VA room is a studio-like space To charge the student/isic card which all VA students can share. Lecture rooms Rental of audio and video Tools rental equipment There are 6 lecture rooms at the In two of the AAAD workshops, Academy of Arts, Architecture and In the computer center, you can namely in metal (room S10a) and Design. Rooms 115 and 104 are on also rent some devices, such as wood workshop (S12) it is possible 1st floor, room 215 is on nd2 floor, data projectors, cameras, video to rent/borrow some tools (drills, and rooms 410, 411 and 413 on 4th cameras, TV screens, DVD players, jack planes, various saws, grinders, floor. Some of your classes will take computers, microphones, and chisels, pliers, hand trucks, etc.). place in them. things like tripods, headphones Again, the rental itself is free of and remote controls. The rental is charge, you only need to bring your School webpage free of charge, you only need to student/ISIC card to the Economic bring your student/ISIC card to the AAAD workshops Department, room 107c (Ms. Zdena www.umprum.cz/web/en/ Economic Department, room 107c Svobodová) and pay a particular (Ms. Zdena Svobodová) and pay a Students of AAAD may use a deposit. School computer center particular deposit, ranging from 100 number of workshops in the areas to 5.000 CZK. of graphic art (gravure, serigraphy, AAAD library There is a computer center open for offset, lithography), bookbinding, all AAAD students in room 409 on You can browse and book the glass casting and grinding, The school library has been an fourth floor. VA students get their equipment online. You need to enter carpentry, ceramics, stucco, metal, integral part of the school since it own user names and passwords your user name and password. jewelry, fashion and clothing, was built in 1885. Apart from having after they enroll and with these textile, model making and film and a collection that numbers around they can use all the equipment in https://rav.vsup.cz/ animation. These workshops are fifty-five thousand, the library also the IT room – computers (DELL, usually open from 9am to 3pm (or carries forty-five periodicals and iMac 27), printers, plotters, Reimbursing money for material longer) and can be mainly found in magazines from other countries, scanners and paper cutters. the school underground and on the as well as fifty-five from the Czech VA students who duly pay their ground floor. Republic. The specific collections Opening hours: school fee are entitled to get within the library’s archive reflect Mon, Tue, Thu 9.00am – 5.00pm 2.000 – 5.000 CZK per semester the departments of study within Wed 9.00am – 6.00pm back for the material they buy the school itself. Though direct Fri 9.00am – 4.00pm to be able to make their end-of- access to the library’s collection semester work for the studio or for is not freely available, the current To be able to print, you need to VA consultations with the tutor. periodicals are at visitor’s disposal charge your student/ISIC card with All you need to do it collect all for on-site reference. Books from money in the economic department your receipts for things you buy the collection may be photocopied on 1st floor, room 107c (you pay to for school during all the semester for study purposes, for which the Ms. Zdena Svobodová). and hand them over to the VA library charges a fee. The library’s Coordinator by mid December and catalogue is available to the mid June. general public. Book collection is stored in electronic form, where the AAAD galleries AAAD publishing of fare payment: first, you can buy books are cataloged since 1940 and validate a ticket each time until now. The school has three galleries: a AAAD publishes books in the you get on a tram, bus, or metro. bigger UM gallery, which is located field of art history, theory and The prices range from 24CZK Opening hours: on the ground floor of the main aesthetics, and at the occasion (30 min) to 320 CZK (for three Mon, Tue, Thu: 9am – 4pm school building and whose program of important contemporary art days), depending how long you Wed: 9am – 6pm is focused mainly on contemporary exhibitions, and it also issues need to travel. The tickets can be Fri: 9am – 12pm art and design, a small NIKA gallery, catalogues. All of the books are obtained at vending machines, at which can be found at Karlovo usually designed by well-known newsagents, or via SMS – you need VA students’ rights/ náměstí metro station and which is graphic designers – most of whom to send a text DPT.. (DPT24 valid for responsibilities a non-stop student gallery offering are AAAD graduates – and many of 30min., DPT32 valid for 60min.) to site-specific projects, and 207 them have been awarded a price number 90206. International students accepted Gallery, that offers temporary one- for the best book design in the Second, you can buy monthly, for studies at AAAD are entitled week shows organized and curated Czech Republic. quarterly, five-month and annual to benefit from the same student by AAAD students. passes with arbitrary start dates at advantages as local students, AAAD dormitory reduced (students under 26) or full i.e. to receive a student transport (students over 26) prices. To do so, ticket, to cater in students’ The AAAD dormitory “Kolej Mikoláše you always need kind of a transport canteens, to have student Alše” is located at Na Výšinách 2, card. If you´re under 26, you can discounts in museums and galleries, Prague 7, which is close to school use your own student card and if to use equipment and the city centre. The dorm, you´re over 26, you need to buy in studios, workshops and other whose capacity is rather is limited a paper transport card. Both the premises of the Academy. (there are 70 beds in 35 double- paper cards and paper passes are They should, however, respect bed rooms of an apartment type), available at many metro stations. safety rules and technical staff accommodates students from the The nearest ones are the following: instructions. end of September till the end of June. In summer, the dorm turns Mustek metro station Info Centre - into a tourist hostel. lines A and B

https://www.umprum.cz/en/ Entrance hall dormitory/ of the Mustek metro station

Public transport and Litacka Opening hours: daily from 7am to 9pm To be able to travel by Prague public transport (trams, underground, buses, trains), you need to choose from four options Náměstí Míru metro Station – line A after two weeks, it will cost 100 And for the best tram/bus/metro hospital in Prague, no matter what CZK. You will always have to bring connections in Prague, see: insurance you have. Remember to Opening hours: one passport size photo and your www.dpp.cz/en/ bring your health insurance card daily from 6am to 9pm passport. http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/praha/ and your passport/ID card. spojeni/ Hradcanska metro station Info Contact points: https://mapy.cz/ In case of psychological problems Centre – line A you can use services of the Hradčanská Information Centre – Travelling outside of Prague Crisis Intervention Center RIAPS, Opening hours: line A Chelcickeho 39, - no Mon-Fri from 6am to 8pm; When you´re planning a trip out of previous registration required Sat from 9:30am to 5pm The lobby of the Hradčanská Prague, you can find suitable bus or metro station train connections here: www.idos.cz email: [email protected] Prague City Hall Info Centre Opening hours: Mon-Fri 6am – 8pm phone: +420 222 586 768 Health insurance +420 222 585 350 location: ground floor of the City Škodův Palác Hall building, Jungmannova 29, Students from EU countries, or Department of Psychiatry, Prague 1 (Skoda Palace building), Jungmanova 35/29, Prague 1 Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway First Faculty of Medicine, Charles near Mustek metro station – line B Opening hours and Switzerland are entitled to the University in Prague and General Mon – Fri 7am – 8pm provision of essential and urgent University Hospital in Prague, Ke Opening hours: medical care free-of-charge. It is Karlovu 11, Mon-Thu from 8am to 6pm; How to get from AAAD to only necessary that they have a Fri from 8am to 4pm Jungmannova Street? European Health Insurance Card phone: +420 224 965 344-5, On foot https://mapy.cz/s/11uUS (EHIC). Non-EU students need +420 224 916 858 For more places where to buy the By metro https://mapy.cz/s/11uVn to have a comprehensive health +420 224 961 111 cards and passes, see http://www. insurance already when applying dpp.cz/en/advance-sales-in-metro/ After you receive the card, you only for their visa. Experienced psychologists and need to charge it with money at psychiatrists are on duty 24 hours/ And third, you can get a smart the express contact point: Škodův In case of health problems when day but not all of them speak card called Lítačka/“Flying“ Card, Palác, or at any of the contact staying in Prague, you can use English. which can be charged with money points: http://www.dpp.cz/en/ services of Student Health Institute for up to one year. You can apply advance-sales-in-metro/. in Spalena street 12, Praha 1 for it online: https://www.litacka.cz/ (for university students). you-want-me and pay 50 CZK for Information centres at Můstek, mailing it to your address. It should Hradčanská and Hlavní Nádraží Contacts arrive in two weeks. You can also Metro stations are the closest apply for the card at one of the ones. email: [email protected] contact points below. If you want phone: +420 222 924 246 it immediately, you pay 200CZK, if For prices, see this link: http://www. If you have acute problems or a you can wait and pick it up yourself dpp.cz/en/fares-in-prague/ serious injury, you can go to any Art supplies Flex Tex (fabrics) Film and TV School of the Academy Prague Galleries Jateční 37, Prague 7 of Performing Arts (FAMU) Altamira http://www.flex-tex.cz/en/kamenny- Smetanovo nábřeží 2, Prague 1 Martinská 4, Prague 1 obchod 116 65 Prague 1 www.vytvarnepotreby.cz http://www.amu.cz National Gallery Látky Mráz (fabrics) http://www.ngprague.cz Zlatá loď Haškova 10, Prague 7 National Library of Technology – Kinský Palace (Art of the Národní 37, Platýz passage (NTK) World) www.zlatalod.cz Chemex Technická 6, 160 00 Staroměstké nám. 12 (chemicals, epoxy, cement, etc.) http://www.techlib.cz/en/ – Convent of St. Agnes of Grand Papír Ke Klíčovu 7, Bohemia (Medieval Art in Národní 37, Platýz Košická 27, National Library Bohemia and Europe) passage (outside), Prague 1 of the Czech Republic U Milostrdných 17 www.grandpapir.cz Flea Market Kolbenova Klementinum 190 110 01 Prague 1 Kolbenova 9am, Prague 9 www.nkp.cz/altnkeng.htm – Schwarzenberg Palace Svět papíru (Baroque in Bohemia) Václavská 12, Prague 2, Bauhaus (DIY retailer) Municipal Library of Prague Hradčanské nám. 2 www.svet-papiru.cz Budějovická 409, Mariánské nám. 1, Prague 1 Etc. www.mlp.cz/eng/intro.htm – Sternberg Palace Zebra atelier (European Art from Újezd 3, Malá Strana, , OBI (DIY retailer) State Technical Library Classical Times to Baroque) www.vytvarnepotreby.a-zebra.cz Prosecká 78, Prague 9 Mariánské náměstí 5, Hradčanské nám. 15 Lhotecká 446, Prague Modřany 110 01 Prague 1 Tools, Ironmongery, Material Etc. www.stk.cz/en/index.html The Museum of Decorative Arts 17. listopadu Železářství (Ironmongery) U Rotta Hornbach (DIY retailer) Library of the Museum www.upm.cz Linhartská 6, Prague 1 Chlumecká, Černý Most, Prague 14 of Decorative Arts Slánská, Prague 17 (great art books collection) Rudolfinum Gallery Železářství, potřeby pro řemeslníky 17. listopadu 2, Prague 1 Alšovo nábřeží 12 (Ironmongery and Tools for Other schools of art and libraries http://www.upm.cz www.galerierudolfinum.cz/en Craftsmen) Dlouhá 25, Prague 1 Academy of Fine Arts (AVU) Václav Špála Gallery U Akademie 4, Prague 7 Národní 30 Ferona www.avu.cz www.galerievaclavaspaly.cz/en (metal sheets, tubes, rods, etc.) Polygrafická 3, Prague 10 Czech Technical University Dvořák Sec Contemporary (The Faculty of Architecture) Dlouhá 5 Zikova 4, 166 36 Prague 6 www.dvoraksec.com www.cvut.cz Kvalitář Městská Knihovna – Prague 5 DOX Senovážné náměstí 17 Municipal Library Gallery Centre of Contemporary Art www.kvalitar.cz Mariánské náměstí 1 MeetFactory Poupětova 1, Prague 7 Ke Sklárně 15, Prague 5 www.dox.cz/en/ GAMU Gallery Dům U Zlatého prstenu www.meetfactory.cz Malostranské náměstí 12 Týnská 6 Artwall Gallery www.facebook.com/galerie.amu Centrum současného Nábřeží Kapitána Jaroše, Prague 2 umění Futura Prague 7 Jiří Švestka Gallery Holečkova 45, Prague 5 www.artwallgallery.cz Biskupský dvůr 6 Tranzit Gallery www.futuraproject.cz www.jirisvestka.com Dittrichova 9 Berlínskej model www.tranzit.org Prague 6 Pplk. Sochora 9 Galerie Jaroslava Frágnera www.berlinskejmodel.cz Betlémské náměstí 5a A.M.180 Gallery Svit www.gjf.cz Bělehradská 45 Cukrovarnická 39, Prague AVU Gallery www.am180.org Střešovice U Akademie 4 Museum Kampa http://www.svitpraha.org/en/ U Sovových Mlýnů 2 Prague 3 gallery/206.html For more galleries and current www.museumkampa.cz events see ArtMap Drdova Gallery NTK Gallery www.artmap.cz/adresar NoD Křížkovského 10 Technická 6 Dlouhá 33 www.drdovagallery.com www.techlib.cz/en/2746-gallery-ntk www.nod.roxy.cz Gallerie 35m2 Školská 28 Víta Nejedlého 23 Prague 7 You can also subscribe to getting Školská 28 http://35m2.cz/ a weekly newsletter informing you www.skolska28.cz Divus about all openings happening in Hunt Kastner Bubenská 1, Prague 7 Prague: Ateliér Josefa Sudka Bořivojova 85 www.divus.cz Újezd 30 www.huntkastner.com http://www.artmap.cz/newsletter/ www.sudek-atelier.cz Pollansky Gallery subscriptions Nevan Contempo Veletržní 45 Prague City Galleries: U Rajské zahrady 14 http://www.polanskygallery.com www.nevan.gallery www.citygalleryprague.cz National Gallery - Veletržní Palace Dům U Kamenného Zvonu City Surfer Gallery Dukelských hrdinů 7 Staroměstské náměstí 13 Bořivojova 67 http://www.ngprague.cz/en/contact- www.citysurfer.cz veletrzni-palace Picture Credits: We would like to thank Peter Fabo for his kind permission to reproduce his photos from UMPRUM workshops.