Culture
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“It was an incredible period”: 1991 launch of Prague Post remembered
On 1 October 1991 the first edition of The Prague Post hit the shops. Ahead of the 30-year anniversary, we spoke to co-founder and publisher Lisa Leshne (nee Frankenberg).
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“Havel fed them poems”: New book dives deep into history of Plastic People
A new book explores in depth the history and releases of underground legends the Plastic People of the Universe, the jailing of some of whose members sparked Charter 77.
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Dvořák’s tribute (oratorio) to St. Ludmila of Bohemia
The 180th anniversary of the birth of Antonín Dvořák coincides with the 1100th anniversary of the death of Ludmila, the first Czech saint.
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“It’s in the right hands”: Josef Koudelka donates collection to Czech state
Josef Koudelka – whose pictures of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion were seen around the world – has donated many of his most important photographs to Czech institutions.
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Antonín Dvořák among friends and family
Contemporary accounts from the time of his life show that it was not just Antonín Dvořák’s music that made an impression on people, but his character as well.
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“It’s not typical of Peter Sís”: New exhibition opens at New York Czech Center
A new exhibition of work by the famous children’s author and illustrator Peter Sís opened this week at the Czech Center in New York.
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Renaissance shield stolen by Nazis returned to Czechia by Philadelphia Museum of Art
A Renaissance shield, which was originally stolen by the Nazis from Konopiště Castle during WWII, is being returned to the Czech Republic by the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Lights, camera, action! ‘Highlights from the National Gallery Prague’
The Czech Centres and National Gallery in Prague have put the finishing touches on a video project showcasing artworks from the early Middle Ages to the present day.
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Batman comes to Prague for first time to fight “Bolshevik wizard”
For the first time in history, Batman will be fighting criminals in the Czech lands, specifically in 1980s Prague.
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Antonín Dvořák in America
More than 130 years ago, Czech composer Antonín Dvořák left for the United States, where he composed his most famous symphony From the New World.
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Culture Ministry considers supporting Czech video game industry
The video game industry has been identified as a high growth sector by the government and could receive state funding in the future.
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Jiří Kratochvil: “I am obsessed with telling stories”
Novelist, essayist and playwright Jiří Kratochvil is one of the most respected Czech contemporary writers.
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