Karina Golisova, a Slovak visual artist in Prague, is a PhD candidate in Bratislava. She works in documentary photography, zines, and archives, exploring resilience through friendship and community.
Prague - Photography
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Michaela Červená (b. 1997, Prague) is a Czech painter and textile artist exploring nature, memory, and emotion, often starting outdoors and transforming impressions in her studio.
Prague - Art
Pavla Malinová creates a visual language between figuration and abstraction, myth and structure. Her vibrant, symbolic works explore uncertainty as a creative force.
Prague - Art
Ester Parásková is a Czech artist currently based in Prague, where she graduated from the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design. Her work is distinguished by its dynamic energy.
Prague - Art
Kvalitář Gallery is proud to represent the artist Antonie Stanová for the first time at the viennacontemporary Art Fair in Vienna. We spoke with Stanová on this occasion, and she shared some insights.
Prague - Art
Laura studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. During her studies, she participated in exchange programs in the UK and Taiwan, which had a profound cultural impact on her work.
Prague - Art
Paula Gogola is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Prague. Working predominantly in the medium of painting, her practice revolves around transfeminine positions in her queer experience.
Prague - Art
Vor einigen Wochen gab Tomáš JETELA während eines Interviews über seine neueste Ausstellung „Princesses“ in der Toyen Gallery einige Hinweise auf seine bevorstehenden Projekte.
Prague - Art
Tomáš Jetela wurde 1986 geboren, der gegenwärtig in Prag lebt und arbeitet. Er hat die Kunstakademie in Prag unter der Ägide von Michal Rittstein absolviert. Anna sprach mit ihm über seine Ausstellung.
Prague - Art
Tomáš Jetela is a Czech artist, born in 1986, who lives and works in Prague. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague where he studied in the studio of Michal Rittstein.
Prague - Art
In her work, she reflects on topics related to her personality and close family circle. Furthermore, she constantly returns to the themes of her native Armenia, a topic she finds to be neglected in the global context.