Culture
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Dara Rolins sells out Prague’s 02 Arena for spectacular birthday concert
Slovak-born pop and R'n'B singer Dara Rolins celebrated her 50th birthday with “the concert of her life” in Prague’s 02 Arena.
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Anniversary of the week
Václav Chochola born 100 years ago
Václav Chochola is often associated with snapshots of city suburbs. But he also photographed famous Czech and world personalities such as Jan Werich and Salvador Dali.
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Josef Lada: Švejk illustrator and painter of Czech Christmas
Josef Lada is undoubtedly one of the best-loved Czech painters of all time, known for his illustrations of children’s books and his landscape and village paintings.
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Czech Elves on disinformation around election time: "One of the candidates is depicted as a threat"
Bohumil Kartous is a member of the Czech Elves – an internet group that tries to combat organised online disinformation and internet trolls.
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Four Czechs competing for Oscar
Four Czech filmmakers will compete for an Oscar at the upcoming 95th Academy Awards. They have been shortlisted for World War I drama All Quiet on the Western Front.
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New Prague exhibition depicts golden age of poster art
The Language of the Poster 1890 – 1938 focuses on the golden era of poster art and advertising. It is currently on display at Prague’s Museum of Decorative Arts.
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Young violinist from south Bohemia wins international classical music talent show
Sixteen-year-old violinist Roman Červinka from České Budějovice won the most recent season of the popular classical music reality TV competition Virtuosos V4+.
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Anniversary of the week
100 years since birth of artist who portrayed Mengele’s victims
It was her skill as an artist that saved Brno-born Dina Gottliebová-Babbittová from death in Auschwitz’s gas chamber.
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Presidential music
Folk, rock, jazz, pop music - the musical tastes of Czechoslovak and later Czech presidents differed significantly.
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Czech painters
Schikaneder: painter of Prague nocturnes
Jakub Schikaneder is considered one of the most important Czech painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, best known for his melancholic paintings of Prague.
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Conductor Jakub Hrůša wins another ICMA award
The Bamberg Symphony, led by Czech conductor Jakub Hrůša, has received the ICMA Prize for best symphonic music for their 2022 CD featuring a symphony by Hans Rott.
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Largest audio-visual art gallery of its kind opens in Prague
Prague’s recently opened Lumia Gallery offers the largest audio-visual light exhibition of its kind in Central Europe.
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