Culture
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Emil Viklický: Folky LP re-released for jazz artist’s 75th birthday
Jazz pianist and composer Emil Viklický turns 75 on November 23. In connection with that milestone, a folk-based LP he brought out in the early 1990s is being re-released.
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Books inspiration for major new exhibition at Prague’s Kunsthalle
Books and libraries are the inspiration for READ, a major new exhibition at the Kunsthalle Praha gallery curated by Scandinavian art duo Elmgreen & Dragset.
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Chicago opera company takes on Janáček’s Jenůfa
One of the greatest Czech operas, Jenůfa by Leoš Janáček, is currently being staged at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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The Book of Prague: Ten stories by Czech authors in first-ever English release
The Book of Prague is a collection of short stories by Czech authors that had never before been translated into English.
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Dvořák’s Rusalka and its many (sometimes unorthodox) productions
Since its premiere in 1901, Antonín Dvořák’s most famous opera Rusalka has been staged all over the world, with some of its most recent productions being quite unorthodox.
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The aftermath of the Velvet Revolution – was justice delivered?
How effectively was justice served after the fall of communism? What moves proved effective and what mistakes were made? Academic Roman David has studied the matter deeply.
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Czechast with Irena Kalhousová, about Czechia and Israel
People in Czechia had traditionally good relationships with the Jewish community, says Irena Kalhousová Director of the Herzl Center for Israeli Studies in Prague.
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“I think they did the right thing,” says maker of new Mašín brothers doc
A new documentary explores the story of the Mašín brothers group, three of whom shot their way from Communist Czechoslovakia to the West in 1953. Jan Novák is its creator.
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EP88: Simon Johnson
Englishman Simon Johnson heads the Czech branch of developers Crestyl. They are behind Prague's major Savarin Palace project, Libeň Dock and much more besides.
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Group says threatened Prague rail bridge can continue in present form
The group Nebourat (Don’t Demolish) says Vyšehrad Railway Bridge has presented data saying it could continue in its present form, without an extra track of demolition.
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Artist creates stunning 3D portrait of Václav Havel
Visitors to Prague Airport can now see a large and quite stunning 3D portrait of Václav Havel comprised of items associated with him and the Velvet Revolution he led.
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Prague Airport to get green facelift
Prague’s Václav Havel Airport will soon be getting a makeover. With a project called The Czech Lanterns, Terminal 1 will be expanded and draped in a green satellite image.
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