Meyer Schapiro

Karel Srp

Dílo a styl

Krišto Kintera

Mariana Serranová

This monograph surveys the career of Czech artist, curator and member of Hidden Creative Unit Kris?tof Kintera (born 1973), looking at works from the mid-1990s to the present--from interventions in public spaces to sculptures of intertwined bicycle frames and works responding to current political events.

Krištof Kintera

Lenka Bydžovská

Vojtěch Lahoda

odvrácená strana modernity

Černá slunce

Emila Medková

One of the most important Czech photographers of the second half of the twentieth century, Emilia Medkova's black and white work was linked directly with Surrealism. "If there is no mystery in a photograph," she once said, "if its reality has no other design, then it is empty." This catalogue accompanies her major recent retrospective in Prague.

Jindřich Štyrský

Associated with the Surrealists, painter, poet, writer ,and photographer Jindrich Styrsky first exhibited his photographs at the Group of Surrealists exhibition in Prague in 1935. His photographs, chiefly of shop windows, circuses, shooting galleries and funereal objects, resonates with the Surrealist poetry of the early 1930s, but are also rooted directly in his own unique imagination.

Olga Malá

public body & artificial space

Close Echoes

Karel Teige

Known mainly as a critic and organizer of events on the Czech art scene of the 1920s, Karel Teige was also a leading figure of the avant-garde group Devetsil and a member of the Prague Surrealists. Between 1934 and his premature death in 1951, he privately produced nearly 400 collages, many of which are reproduced here as a testament to their vital role in the history of European Surrealism.

Karel Srp

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