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New Forest
The New Forest is not just a forest, as its name might suggest, but rather a mixture of ancient and ornamental woodland, open heathland, river and valley wetlands and coastal […]
Gaudí – Space and fate
The work of Antoni Gaudí is quite special in its distinctive appearance of modern world art. His buildings and projects attract many artists, historians and theorists for their emotional expression […]
Dva prameny – Inter Hominem et Equum / exhibition set
To have an effort to understand it, to recognize positive human values…to have a magnificent naive sincerity that helped me to create a series of subjective scenes over several years […]
Darkness has no shadow
Photographic illustration for Arnošt Lustig’s book – “Darkness has no shadow” A novel about the escape of two Jewish boys from a transport to a concentration camp and their painful […]
Benedictines – Gradus Ad Deum / exhibition set
Evaluation of the author’s work by Jan Hlavatý: The cycle “Gradus Ad Deum” mainly captures the spiritual side of the daily life of Benedictine monks in their monastery complex in […]
London´s Walk / exhibition set
Evaluation of the author’s work by Jan Hlavatý: What is particularly interesting about Jiří Nováček’s photographs, which were taken during his working stay in London, is that he does not […]
The Habermann´s mill
The premises of the old mill, scented with nostalgia, give this place a unique atmosphere. Respect for things, perhaps long forgotten by others, can really move a person. You’ll realize […]
The Brothers
Their father Bohuslav Reynek was one of the most important Czechoslovak artists of the 20th century, he was a poet, a well-known graphic artist (he is primarily known for his […]
Romanians – Relocatori
The Banat was a Hungarian province until 1919, administered by a “ban” appointed by the Hungarian king. Hence, this territory is called Banat. When the Banat (at that time called […]
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