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Tschechisches Zentrum Berlin

Mitschnitte von Veranstaltungen des Tschechischen Zentrums Berlin zu verschiedenen Themen – von Architektur über Gesellschaft und Kunst zu Wissenschaft.

  1. 30.09.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Veronika Holcová and Susanne Albrecht

    In this episode, artist Veronika Holcová and gallerist Susanna Albrecht discuss the Ostara exhibition at the Albrecht Gallery in Berlin, featuring works by Holcová and Anna Zemánková. Holcová introduces her imaginative paintings, while Albrecht shares her insights into how the works of these two Czech artists complement each other. Zemánková, regarded as one of the foremost representatives of Art Brut, brings her distinctive, intuitive drawings into dialogue with Holcová’s intricate and expressive pieces. This conversation offers a unique glimpse into their creative processes and artistic approaches.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Veronika Holcová and Susanne Albrecht

  2. 15.08.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Petr Hošek

    This episode of the CCAiB podcast features Petr Hošek. He studied art history in Prague and Madrid before earning his MA at Charles’ University. Following a curatorial residency in New York City, he co-founded Gallery Plevel in Prague, showcasing online art in a renovated 19th-century industrial space. He later established Hošek Contemporary after relocating to Berlin in 2014.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Petr Hošek

  3. 08.07.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Gabriela Těthalová

    Gabriela Těthalová (born 1988) is a Czech artist known for her bold, geometric paintings. Her works are notable for their meticulous attention to geometric shapes and a vibrant color palette, combined with quick, gestural strokes. She often employs interlocking and overlapping surfaces, which disrupt one’s spatial orientation. Before she decided to become an artist, she completed a master's degree in mathematics where she often finds inspiration, as well as in other artistic forms such as music, poetry, or art history. Těthalová studied at the HFBK Hamburg University of Fine Arts and previously at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design under Jiří Černický and Marek Meduna, the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, and the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. In 2013, she completed her master's degree in mathematics at Charles University in Prague. In 2020, she was represented at Academy POSITIONS 2020 in Berlin, and in 2023, she was awarded the Jindřich Chalupecký Award for young Czech artists. Her art has been exhibited internationally, with shows in Prague, Hamburg, and New York.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Gabriela Těthalová

  4. 07.06.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Exploring Sound Fields - Imaginary Workspace

    This episode of the CCAiB podcast features several people who worked on the current project presented at the Bauhaus Re-use in Berlin, "Exploring Sound Fields - Imaginary Workspace". We discuss the interdisciplinary Czech-German working process behind the scenes of the collaboration between students from the Academy of Art, Design and Architecture (UMPRUM) in Prague and the UdK Berlin.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Exploring Sound Fields - Imaginary Workspace

  5. 12.04.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Anna Kubelík (update)

    This episode of the CCAiB podcast features Anna Kubelík, a multimedia artist. Trained as an architect, Anna Kubelík has shifted her practice into art that works with space using any medium needed to create contextualized projects. Most of her projects are generated in transdisciplinary processes with other artists or scientists. After creating numerous performative objects and installations in the last decades she is currently creating new bodies of works related to her family history connected to the czech-suisse conductor Rafael Kubelík, musical and scientific instruments, and reinvented architectures. Anna Kubelík is a professor of “artistic experimental design” at the architecture faculty in Constance, Germany, and holds the position of principal investigator at the Cluster of Excellence “Matters of Activity”, which enables her to act as a curator between artistic practices and science. Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin (CCAiB) aims to systematically map, render visible, interconnect, and expand the existing networks of artists and curators with Czech-German backgrounds. This project is built upon three key pillars: an online podcast, studio visits, and networking events. The podcast's essence lies in crafting a timeless online database that not only spotlights individual positions but also portrays a nuanced web of relationships by charting the Czech art scene within the context of its ties to the German art scene. Through this approach, we offer an overview of the breadth of connections and also archive individual positions, potentially enhancing the prospects for future collaborations.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Anna Kubelík (update)

  6. 21.03.2024

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Světlana Malinová and Marija Petrović

    This episode of CCAiB delves into the world of contemporary art and cultural initiatives with a Czech-German background, focusing on the current exhibition Hours Against the Clock in KVOST (Kunstverein Ost e. V.). Our today’s guests are Světlana Malinová and Marija Petrović. Světlana Malinová (*1997, Czech Republic) is a Prague-based curator and cultural producer. Since 2022, she has served as the artistic director of the Fotograf Festival and co-manages the City Surfer Office, a multifunctional art space in Prague's Žižkov district. She is the curator of the current exhibition Hours Against the Clock in KVOST. Marija Petrovic (*1992, Dnipro, Ukraine) is an artist, researcher, and curator based in Berlin. She's currently pursuing her Ph.D. project "Vulnerability" at HFBK, supported by the Ernst-Ludwig Ehrlich Foundation. Marija's work explores human interaction and memory complexities. She's a member of the curatorial team at KVOST, promoting contemporary art from Central- and Eastern Europe. The exhibition Hours Against the Clock offers a glimpse into the minds of two generations of Czech and Slovak artists and reflects a shared Czechoslovak historical experience that spills over into the present. Collective traumas and family memories are written into the visual images. It features the artworks of Jan Durina, Alena Kotzmannová, and Milan Mazúr.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin w/ Světlana Malinová and Marija Petrović

  7. 16.08.2023

    Tschechien erlesen mit Anna Bolavá – Der Duft der Dunkelheit

    Am 28.03.2023 war die tschechische Autorin Anna Bolavá in unserer Reihe „Tschechien erlesen“ zu Gast in der Ingeborg-Drewitz-Bibliothek in Berlin-Steglitz. Sie stellte ihr Romandebüt „Der Duft der Dunkelheit“ vor, in dem sie die Leserinnen und Leser in eine südböhmische Kleinstadt mitten in der Natur entführt, in der es unter der Oberfläche des Alltags unheilvoll brodelt. Aus der deutschen Übersetzung las Julie Adam, es moderierte Christina Frankenberg.

    Tschechien erlesen mit Anna Bolavá – Der Duft der Dunkelheit

  8. 04.04.2023

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin with Klára Hosnedlová

    For this edition, we visited the Kestnergesellschaft in Hanover to meet Klára Hosnedlová. In collaboration with the Kestner Gesellschaft, she prepared her first institutional solo exhibition 'To Infinity'. Let’s introduce you to her work. Klára Hosnedlová was born in the Czech Republic and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno. She lives and works in Berlin. Her work combines craft, fashion, design, architecture, sculpture and performance. She uses these tools to create immersive environments that explore the uncertainties of the post-industrial world. Her work has been shown in numerous group and solo exhibitions, including X Museum, Beijing (2022), at the Art Basel Parcours, Basel (2021) or at the Baltic Triennial 14: The Endless Frontier, Vilnius (2021). The exhibition To Infinity at the Kestner Gesellschaft is her first institutional solo show and has become the Kestner Gesellschaft's most ambitious project for the season. We spoke to the artist herself, the in-house curator Alexander Wilmschen and the director of the Kestner Gesellschaft Adam Budak about the show.

    Contemporary Czech Art in Berlin with Klára Hosnedlová
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