'All Power to the Imagination!'
Contemporary art from the Czech Republic in dialogue with works of classical modernism – there are no limits to the imagination. Discover 51 artists from the 1910s to the present day, for example in painting, graphics and installations in the special exhibition “All Power to the Imagination!”
Introduction
Martin&David Koutecký
Jan Švankmajer (b. Prague, 1934)
Piet Mondrian
František Kupka
Víězslav Nezval
Zdeněk Pešanek
Magdalena Jetelová (b. Semily, 1947)
Krištof Kintera (b. Prague, 1973)
Jakub Nepraš (b. Prague, 1981)
Martin Mainer (b. Havířov near Ostrava, 1959)
Bohumil Kubišta
Daniel Pitín (b. Prague, 1971)
Jaromír Funke
Ivan Pinkava (b. Náchod, 1961)
Otto Gutfreund
Jaroslav Róna (b. Prague, 1957)
Toyen
Jindřich Štyrský
Josef Čapek
Jaroslav Seifert
Alena Kučerová (b. Vinohrady, Prague, 1935)
Josef Šíma
Lukáš Karbus (b. Česká Lípa, 1981)
Zdeněk Lhotský (b. Prague, 1956)
Adam Kašpar (b. Litomyšl, 1993)
Jindřich Štyrský
Jiří David (b. Rumburk, 1956)
Ivan Mareš (b. Dĕčín, 1956)
Vojtěch Preissig
Dominik Adamec (b. Frýdek Místek, 1995)
Josef Sudek
Václav Jirásek (b. Karviná, 1965)
Jindřich Štyrský
Toyen
Jindřich Heisler
Luboš Plný (b. Česká Lípa, 1961)
Radka Pavelová Žáková (b. Bruntál, 1982)
František Janoušek
Marek Meduna (b. Prague, 1973)
Jan Zrzavý
Josef Bolf (b. Prague, 1971)
Alois Wachsman
Toyen
Jiří Petrbok (b. Kladno, 1962)
Vincenc Makovský
Bohumil Kubišta
Richard Štipl (b. Šternberk, 1968)
Martin Janecký (b. Liberec, 1980)
Karel Teige
Vladimír Houdek (b. Nové Město na Moravě, 1984)
Josef Čapek
Tomáš Císařovský (b. Prague, 1962)
Julius Reichel (b. Kaplice, 1981)
Jindřich Štyrský
Radka Bodzewicz (b. 1991)
Marie Blabolilová (b. Prague, 1948)
Petr Nikl (b. Zlín, 1960)
Final Overview of Exhibition
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