Culture
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Exhibition brings Czech animation to life
Czech animated films have enjoyed international popularity and acclaim. A Prague exhibition aims to show the public that Czech animation is still alive and well.
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Prague Castle opens exhibition honouring Slovene architect Jože Plečnik
A new exhibition focusing on Slovene architect Jože Plečnik has opened at Prague Castle, the Czech capital’s iconic landmark that he played a big role in reconstructing.
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Emil Filla, pioneer of Cubism, born 140 years ago
Painter Emil Filla is one of the most popular artists sought by Czech art collectors. The 15 most expensive Czech paintings include several of his works.
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Zdeněk Liška – Genius of Czech film music
March 16 was the centenary of the birth of Zdeněk Liška, who is regarded as the greatest ever Czech composer of music for films.
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Maxipes Fík illustrator Jiří Šalamoun dies at 86
The great Czech artist and illustrator Jiří Šalamoun, best known for the beloved cartoon dog Maxipes Fík, has died at the age of 86.
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Coffee table book highlights Czechoslovakia’s Communist-era architecture
An impressive, two-volume book dedicated to Czechoslovakia’s Communist-era architecture has recently been released by Prague’s Bigg Boss publishing house.
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Czech Balfolk gets a new album
In this week's Sunday Music Show we present the new Czech Balfolk album "Karantóny".
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Prague’s new bridge could be named after Madeleine Albright
A new bridge connecting the districts of Prague 4 and 5 could be named after the recently deceased Prague-born US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
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New Czech film depicts true story of 1913 ski race
A new film about a famous skiing race that took place in the Krkonoše or the Giant Mountains in 1913 comes to Czech cinemas this week.
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“It’s a massive problem” – Doc spotlights meth in rural Czech communities
Barbora Benešová's Lenka, which was recently released as a Guardian Documentaries film, is a sensitive depiction of a methamphetamine addict in a rural Czech community.
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Czech Radio’s benefit concert for Ukraine
This week, Czech Radio hosted a benefit concert for Ukraine, which saw the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra perform Czech and Ukrainian compositions in Prague’s Rudolfinum.
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Prague Radio’s Symphony Orchestra to hold benefit concert for Ukraine
Czech Radio is hosting a benefit concert in support of Ukraine in Prague’s Rudolfinum Concert Hall on Monday evening.
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