{"id":616,"date":"2019-01-07T15:20:25","date_gmt":"2019-01-07T15:20:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/icom-czechia.icom.cust.oxymium.net\/clenove\/art-museums\/"},"modified":"2021-09-29T06:14:33","modified_gmt":"2021-09-29T06:14:33","slug":"art-museums","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/icom-czech.mini.icom.museum\/en\/members\/art-museums\/","title":{"rendered":"Art museums"},"content":{"rendered":"

National Gallery in Prague<\/b>
\nStarom\u011bstsk\u00e9 n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 12, 110 15 Praha 1
\nwww.ngprague.cz<\/a>
\nThe National Gallery in Prague, whose tradition goes back to 1796, is among the oldest world\u2019s public collections of art. Six buildings, precious in terms of architecture, house masterpieces coming from the Central European Middle Ages period, and the masters\u2019 extraordinary pieces of work, ranging from Rubens, Gauguin to Picasso and Asian arts besides creation by the key personalities of the Czech visual arts.\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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Ale\u0161 South Bohemian Gallery\u00a0<\/b>
\nHlubok\u00e1 nad Vltavou 144, 373 41
\nwww.ajg.cz<\/a>
\nAle\u0161 South Bohemian Gallery has been located in the Riding Hall of the neo-Gothic Hlubok\u00e1 nad Vltavou chateau since 1956. Its collections include more than 19,000 works throughout the history of art. The basis is Gothic art from the 13th to the 16th century from southern Bohemia. Another separate part of the AJG collections is the art from the 16th to the 18th centuries, focused on Flemish and Dutch paintings. Very important is the collection of modern and contemporary art, which includes, among others, the artworks of Otto Gutfreund, Toyen, Jind\u0159ich \u0160t\u00fdrsk\u00fd, Bohumil Kubi\u0161ta, and Josef Lada.
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Arts and Theatre Institute<\/b>
\nCeletn\u00e1 17, 110 00 Prague 1
\nwww.idu.cz<\/a>
\nThe ATI\u2019s mission is to provide comprehensive services in the field of theater and other areas of art (music, literature, dance and visual arts). The Institute amasses, processes and makes public objects related to theatre, which are collection items in character, it provides scientific research and education, and cooperates in designing exhibition projects. It participates in a number of international projects, stages the Prague Quadrennial of Scenography and Theater Space; it is also involved in the programme Creative Europe \u00a0\u2013 Culture.
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Brno House of Art<\/b>
\nMalinovsk\u00e9ho n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 652\/2, 602 00 Brno
\nhttp:\/\/www.dum-umeni.cz<\/a>
\nThe Brno House of Arts (originally Kaiser Franz Josef-Jubil\u00e4ums-K\u00fcnstlerhaus) opened in 1911. Between 1946 and 1947, the building was rebuilt by Brno\u2019s architect Bohuslav Fuchs to take on the current functionalist appearance. Nowadays, it has two exhibition buildings, four exhibition halls and three studios for residencies for foreign artists; it also houses Va\u0161ulka Kitchen Brno (Centre for New Media Art), and is a place of the project Brno Architectural Manual.
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B\u0159eclav Municipal Museum and Gallery<\/b>
\nDukelsk\u00fdch hrdin\u016f 2747\/4, 690 02 B\u0159eclav
\nwww.muzeumbv.cz<\/a>
\nThe history of museums in B\u0159eclav goes back to 1928, the year when the Museum and Local History and Geography Society was established. The current institution was founded in 1995 and shows the most important moments from the history and art in the region. The permanent exhibitions are devoted to the history of the House of Liechtenstein, Judaism in B\u0159eclav and Slavic archeology and are on the exhibition entitled \u2018Great Moravian Pohansko\u2019 (fortified settlement).
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Center for Contemporary Arts Prague<\/b>
\nDukelsk\u00fdch hrdin\u016f 500\/25a, 170 00 Prague
\nwww.fcca.cz<\/a>
\nThe Centre for Contemporary Arts in Prague (CCA Prague) has been developing cultural programmes since it was established (1992). They include projects of valuable artistic quality, whose implementation provides broader social and cultural contexts. The CCA\u2019s pilot projects are the \u201cGalerie Jelen\u00ed\u201d (since 1999), documentation or educational programmes with lectures, and a comprehensive online database of Czech Arts \u2013 Artlist.cz (since 1992, resp. 2007), an international residentional programme (since 1995), and the \u201cGalerie Cursor\u201d (since 2017).
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DOX Center for Contemporary Art
\n<\/b>Poup\u011btova 1, 170 00 Praha
\nwww.dox.cz<\/a>
\n\u2018DOX\u2019 derives from a Greek word doxa<\/em> meaning of which among others is how things are perceived, a belief, and an opinion. The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art focuses on art projects and critical reflection on current social issues and questions, which overlap with other areas and disciplines beyond arts, such as psychology, philosophy, history, sociology, political science, etc. The complex of buildings either restored or newly built by Ivan Kroupa, Martin Rajni\u0161 and Petr H\u00e1jek\u2019s designs illustrates the top of the contemporary world architecture.
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Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region\u00a0<\/b>
\nBarborsk\u00e1 51, 284 01 Kutn\u00e1 Hora
\nwww.gask.cz<\/a>
\nThe Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region (GASK) is the institution devoted to the 20th and the 21st centuries\u2019 visual arts. Housed collections are displayed in a sensitive manner and through inspirationally composed expositions. The concept of the current presentation of the collection \u2018States of Mind \/ Beyond the Image\u2019 is based on single spheres corresponding to a particular human\u2019s state of mind, either emotional or of thoughts when a piece of work is created. The Gallery follows up the mission of the Jesuit College as a venue of education as it evaluates collections and programmes by authenticity of testimony, so conveys their communication in the form that is familiar to today\u2019s human beings.
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Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb
\n<\/b>n\u00e1m. Kr\u00e1le Ji\u0159\u00edho z Pod\u011bbrad 16, 350 46 Cheb
\nwww.gavu.cz<\/a>
\nThe Gallery is an art museum housing a collection covering the Czech art from the 19th to the 21st century, and an extraordinary collection of Gothic plastic arts from the Cheb region. Both collections are displayed on permanent exhibitions in the main building and the Baroque palace in the main square in Cheb, where several temporary exhibitions are always on view at the same time. Since 2016, it has been operating the Retromuseum standing adjacent, which is the museum of design and lifestyle featuring the period between the EXPO 58 world exhibition in Brussels and the Velvet Revolution (1989). It hosts a permanent exhibition and temporary displays in two exhibition halls.
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Gallery of Fine Arts in Havl\u00ed\u010dk\u016fv Brod<\/b>
\nHavlickovo namesti 18, 580 01 Havlickuv Brod
\nwww.galeriehb.cz<\/a>
\nDesigned to specialize in modern Czech book illustration, drawing and graphics within the networks of regional galleries being built that time, the Gallery opened towards 1 January 1965 to perform traditional exhibition activities at the East Bohemian Publishing House. It followed up art competitions by organizing interesting events on the occasion of the National Festivals of Humor and Satire.
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Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava<\/b>
\nHouse of Arts, Jure\u010dkova 9, 70 200 Ostrava
\nwww.gvuo.cz<\/a>
\nThe Gallery boasts collections consisting of over 23,000 art objects such as paintings, sculptures, graphics, photographs and new media. Their heart is the so-called Jure\u010dek\u2019s Picture Gallery containing works by leading artists (Jo\u017ea Uprka, Anton\u00edn Slav\u00ed\u010dek, Mikol\u00e1\u0161 Ale\u0161, Felix Jenewein, etc.). The collections also include a painting entitled \u2018Judith\u2019 by Gustav Klimt, as well as works by authors such as Hans von Aachen, Franti\u0161ek Kupka, Ilja Repin, Emil Orlik, Toyen. The building housing the House of Arts was built in 1926 and belongs to the jewels of Ostrava\u2019s architecture.
\nOn-line collections: gvuo.cz\/top100, new acquisitions gvuo.cz\/zisky, virtual tours: gvuo.cz\/virtualni-prohlidky
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House of Lobkowicz \/ Lobkowicz Collections<\/b>
\nJi\u0159sk\u00e1 3, 119 00 Prague
\nwww.lobkowicz.cz<\/a>
\nThe art collections of the Roudnice branch of the Lobkowicz dynasty belong to the oldest, most extensive and the best-preserved private collections in Europe. The collection contains 15,000 art objects and crafts including weapons and armour; 5,000 musical scores; 4,500 pieces of graphics; 65,000 books and 1.5 km of archival records. The family collections were confiscated by both the Nazi and Communist regimes in the 20th century. In the 1990s, they were reassembled and made public in the Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle and in Nelahozeves Castle.
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Kunsthalle Praha<\/b>
\nEvropsk\u00e1 2758\/11, 160 00 Praha
\nwww.kunsthallepraha.org<\/a>
\nKunsthalle Praha is a new centre for art and culture in the historical centre of Prague. Located in the converted building of the former Zenger Electrical Substation, this non-profit gallery creates a dynamic international platform and modern environment for art exhibitions, educational projects and social events. The mission of the Kunsthalle Praha is to contribute to deeper understanding of the Czech and international art from the 20th and 21st centuries, and to offer an extensive programme for wide audience of all generations.
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Lidice Memorial<\/b>
\nTokajick\u00e1 152, 273 54 Lidice
\nwww.lidice-memorial.cz<\/a>
\nThe Lidice Memorial preserves the memory of the village of Lidice and the Le\u017e\u00e1ky settlement exterminated by Nazis in 1942 and seeks to preserve their names as a worldwide symbol of the victims of Nazism. The institution holds a unique collection of modern art founded in 1967 by Sir Barnett Stross consisting of works by the leading worlds and Czech artists such as Joseph Beuys, Gerhard Richter, Adolf Hoffmeister, Pravoslav Kot\u00edk.
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Litomy\u0161l City Gallery<\/b>
\nSmetanovo n\u00e1m. 110, 570 01 Litomy\u0161l
\nwww.galerie.litomysl.cz<\/a>
\nThe Litomy\u0161l Municipal Gallery houses a collection of fine arts dating from the 19th to the 21st century. It is located in the Renaissance house U Ryt\u00ed\u0159\u016f in Litomy\u0161l Square, where it helds short-term art displays. The permanent exhibition of the most important works from the Gallery collection is on view in the Municipal Picture Gallery on the second floor of Litomy\u0161l Castle. The exhibition shows works by leading Czech authors (Emil Filla, Josef \u010capek, Franti\u0161ek Tich\u00fd, V\u00e1clav Bo\u0161t\u00edk and Olbram Zoubek) as well as artists related to the region, including Julius Ma\u0159\u00e1k, who was born in Litomy\u0161l.
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Montanelli Museum<\/b>
\nNerudova 13, 118 01 Praha
\nwww.museummontanelli.com<\/a>
\nThe Montanelli Museum is a private non-profit institution of modern fine art(s). Its mission is to promote interest\u00a0in\u00a0and a deeper understanding of modern art across diverse groups of public. The museum’s program\u00a0includes a wide range of various activities\u00a0from the presentation of\u00a0the\u00a0contemporary Czech and foreign artists, often with an overlap into “art experience”,\u00a0to\u00a0contemporary dance art or performance,\u00a0including\u00a0guided tours, interviews with artists and curators and other numerous\u00a0individual projects.
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Moravian Gallery in Brno
\n<\/b>Husova 18, 662 26 Brno
\nwww.moravska-galerie.cz<\/a>
\nThe Moravian Gallery in Brno is the second largest art museum in the Czech Republic. It was founded in 1961 after unifying collections from the Moravian Museum of Applied Arts and the Picture Gallery of the Moravian Museum. It operates five buildings: Pra\u017e\u00e1k Palace; the Museum of Applied Arts; Governor\u2019s Palace; Architect Du\u0161an Jurkovi\u010d\u2019s own villa; and Josef Hoffmann\u2019s Natal House in Brtnice, which is the workplace shared with the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK), Vienna. It is the only art museum in our country that perceives fine arts culture in overall, and works with free art coming from the earliest times to the present times, with photograph, applied arts, graphic design and architecture. Virtual tours, on-line collections, podcasts: #moravskagaleriedoma
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Mucha Foundation<\/b>
\nHrad\u010dansk\u00e9 n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 65\/6, 118 00 Praha 1
\nwww.muchafoundation.org<\/a>
\nThe Mucha Foundation is an independent, non-profit foundation that cares for Alphonse Mucha\u2019s legacy and his family collection. It is a co-founder of the Mucha Museum, the first museum in the world dedicated to the life and work of renowned and popular Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. The Mucha Museum contains about 100 paintings, charcoal drawings, pastels, lithographs and personal memorabilia that offer a brilliant insight into the creation of the artist who is famous for posters designed for Sarah Bernhardt, a legendary Paris actress of the late-19th-century.
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Museum of Art and Design Bene\u0161ov<\/b>
\nMal\u00e9 n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 74, 256 01 Bene\u0161ov
\nwww.mudbenesov.cz<\/a>
\nThe Museum in Bene\u0161ov is dedicated to art and design from the 20th and the 21st centuries, most of the Czech provenance. The collections include leading authors such as Ladislav \u0160\u00edma, whose name bears the ceremonial hall in the building, next Miloslav Chlup\u00e1\u010d, a native of Bene\u0161ov, Ji\u0159\u00ed David, Karel Nepra\u0161, Daisy Mr\u00e1zkov\u00e1, Dagmar Hochov\u00e1, Libu\u0161e Niklov\u00e1 or Maxim Vel\u010dovsk\u00fd. The collections have been added to by the leading Czech art theorist Ji\u0159\u00ed \u0160etl\u00edk\u2019s donation. The Museum provides the environment for an art-loving community from Bene\u0161ov and its environs in the caf\u00e9\u2019s social room, library, and garden, which is an open-air sculpture gallery.
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North Bohemian Gallery of Fine Arts<\/b>
\nMichalsk\u00e1 7, 412 01 Litom\u011b\u0159ice
\nwww.galerie-ltm.cz<\/a>
\nThe North Bohemian Gallery of Fine Arts, founded in 1950, has been operating in Litom\u011b\u0159ice since 1956. Its founder is a territorial self-governing unit – the \u00dast\u00ed nad Labem Region. The gallery, located in several important immovable monuments, is one of the most important art museums in the region. Within the gallery collections can be found more than 7,000 objects: paintings, graphics and sculptures. The main aim of the North Bohemian Gallery is at the documentation of Czech fine art from the 19th century to the present, nevertheless, \u00a0the collection of naive art and art brut has European significance.
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Olomouc Museum of Art<\/b>
\nDenisova 47, 771 11 Olomouc
\nwww.olmuart.cz<\/a>
\nThe Museum of Art in Olomouc was established in 1951. It is housed in three buildings: the Museum of Modern Art, the Olomouc Archdiocesan Museum and the Krom\u011b\u0159\u00ed\u017e Archdiocesan Museum holding collections of ancient, modern and contemporary arts. The Museum boasts a rich collection of fine arts culture of Central Europe, which is to be kept in the Central European Forum Olomouc new building. The collection contains 185 thousand objects. The Olomouc Archdiocesan Museum was awarded the European Heritage Label in 2016.
\nVirtual tour: https:\/\/artsandculture.google.com\/streetview\/muzeum-um,, MUO \u2013 Google Arts and Culture: https:\/\/artsandculture.google.com\/partner\/muzeum-um%C4%9Bn%C3%AD-olomouc-olomouc-museum-of-art,, for the most valuable artwork in the Museum\u2019s collections go on www.muo.cz; the Museum\u2019s project Central European Art Database (CEAD) aiming to build up a dynamic on-line database of fine arts and culture of post-war Central Europe: http:\/\/cead.space\/, podcasts http:\/\/muo.cz\/podcast-muzea-umeni-olomouc\/, videos: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/user\/muzeumumeniolomouc, educational programmes: http:\/\/muo.cz\/budte-v-kontaktu\/inspirujte-se-s-nasimi-edukatory-a-tvorte-doma-s-detmi\u20133306\/
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PLATO Ostrava<\/b>
\nJan\u00e1\u010dkova 22; 702 00 Ostrava
\nwww.plato-ostrava.cz<\/a><\/span>
\nThe Gallery of the City of Ostrava for Contemporary Visual Arts provides a background for everyone who wants to understand the world in a broader context. Its complexity and richness\u00a0 is\u00a0reflected through art, in an international context and at the highest possible quality. At the moment, The Gallery operates on an area of almost 5,000 m in the former Bauhaus hobby market, however, in 2022\u00a0the definitive seat of PLATO will become the reconstructed Town Slaughterhouse from the end of the 19th century, listed as one of the cultural protected monuments.
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Prague City Gallery<\/b>
\nStarom\u011bstsk\u00e9 n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 605\/13, 110 00 Prague 1
\nwww.ghmp.cz<\/a>
\nThe Prague City Gallery belongs among the most important galleries in the Czech Republic. It particularly specializes in modern and contemporary arts; it collects, preserves and professionally processes art collections of the capital city of Prague. At present, the Gallery has displays in seven buildings: the House at the Stone Bell; the Municipal Library \u2013 Floor 2; the Colloredo-Mansfeld Palace; the House of Photography; B\u00edlek\u2019s Villa; Troja Ch\u00e2teau; and the Franti\u0161ek B\u00edlek\u2019s House in Ch\u00fdnov.
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Regional Gallery in Liberec<\/b>
\nMasarykova 723\/14, 460 01 Liberec
\nwww.ogl.cz<\/a>
\nThe Liberec Regional Gallery is the fifth largest gallery in the Czech Republic. It was founded in 1953. Since 2014 it has been housed in the building of the former town spa. The Gallery holds collections consisting of over 21,000 art objects from the Czech Republic and other European countries, so is a sort of Museum of European Art. The Gallery\u2019s exhibition dramaturgy places special emphasis on the art of the region and the art of Czech Germans, thus it significantly helps discover and understand the forgotten identity of the Sudetenland.
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Regional Museum and Gallery in Most<\/b>
\n\u010csl. arm\u00e1dy 1360\/35,\u00a0434 01 Most
\nwww.muzeummost.cz<\/a>
\nThe Museum in Most was established in 1888. Since the beginning, it has been assembling historical, scientific, and artistic collections with an emphasis on the wider Most region, represented by three geomorphological units – the Most Basin, the Ore Mountains, and the Bohemian Central Mountains. Historically, the most important part of the collections is the personal estate of Ulrika von Levetzow, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\u2019s last love, which is on display in the permanent exhibition. Collections of insects, fossils, weapons, textile, arts (including folk), and handicrafts are also extremely rare and rich.<\/p>\n

Rudolfinu Gallery<\/b>
\nAl\u0161ovo n\u00e1b\u0159e\u017e\u00ed 12, 110 00 Prague
\nwww.galerierudolfinum.cz<\/a>
\nThe Rudolfinum Gallery is one of the so-called Kunsthalle (art gallery) occupying a high position in the Czech gallery scene. It specialized in presenting contemporary, especially international art, which was displayed on exhibitions, e.g. Decadence Now!; Damien Hirst; Louise Bourgeois; Georg Baselitz; and Arthur Jafa. Attended by 161,824 visitors, the Gallery and Czech artist Kri\u0161tof Kintera\u2019s interactive project entitled \u2018Nervous Trees\u2019 was the most visited exhibition of the year in the Czech Republic in 2017.
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Sladovna P\u00edsek<\/b>
\nVelk\u00e9 n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 113,\u00a0397 01 P\u00edsek
\nwww.sladovna.cz<\/a>
\n\u2018Gallery in Play\u2019 is space where children and adults play and create together; they learn from each other, they can freely cross the border between their worlds. The thing that is key for us is teaching in exhibitions, we draw our inspiration from J. A. Comenius\u2019s art of teaching: \u2018much can be learned in play\u2019. Interactive permanent and temporary exhibitions on four floors get visitors involved in game-based activities that encourage their creativity, give inspiration, knowledge, and where they can enjoy experiences.
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Strahov Picture Gallery – Strahov Monastery<\/b>
\nStrahovsk\u00e9 n\u00e1dvo\u0159\u00ed 1\/132, 118 00 Prague 1
\nwww.strahovskyklaster.cz\/expozice-obrazarny<\/a>
\nThe Picture Gallery of the Premonstratensian Monastery in Strahov, the foundation of which was laid as early as 1835, houses more than half a thousand paintings today. The most valuable part of the collection is installed in the corridors of the cloister on the floor of the convent building. Two hundred paintings present part of a collection from the 14th to the mid-19th century. The ground floor of the convent with historic halls, including the exposition dedicated to St. Norbert, the founder of the Premonstratensian Order, is also accessible to visitors. There is a display of the largest newly restored collection of Prague’s early Baroque paintings created by painter Jan Ji\u0159\u00ed Hering for the Strahov Basilica between 1626 and 1630.
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Vyso\u010dina Regional Gallery in Jihlava<\/b>
\nKomensk\u00e9ho 10 and Masarykovo n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed 24, 586 01 Jihlava
\nwww.ogv.cz<\/a>
\nThe Vyso\u010dina Regional Gallery is housed in two valuable Renaissance burgher houses in the historical center in Jihlava. Its exhibition, collection, research and publishing activities primarily focus on art from the 19th century to the present times. It holds more than 6,000 art objects.
\nOn-line collections: http:\/\/www.ogv.cz\/on-line-katalog-sb and educational programs: http:\/\/www.ogv.cz\/vyzva_deti_c
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