Culture
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Czech wooden puppets heading to South Korea
Wooden marionettes from the east Bohemian town of Chrudim are heading to South Korea to be part of a large exhibition dedicated to Czech puppetry.
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Czech Film Archive pairs classic silent films and modern music for cinémathèque festival
Through June, the National Film Archive is presenting Czech films from before the age of “talkies” as part of a wider European project called A Season of Classic Films.
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Rybičky 48 – Masters of Czech pop punk
Rybičky 48 is perhaps the most famous Czech pop punk band.
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Czech Next Wave - EP11: Director Jiří Havelka
Jiří Havelka is one of the country’s most exciting theatre directors – as well as being an actor, playwright and teacher – while his debut film Owners was a massive hit.
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Czech opera diva Dagmar Pecková
Czech opera diva Dagmar Pecková will celebrate 40 years on stage this year, looking back at her stellar career with a book called “Dresses, notes and shoes”.
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Czech photographer wins prestigious Sony Award with photos of pet crematorium
Czech photographer Tomáš Vocelka has won the prestigious Sony World Photography Award in the Architecture and Design category for his series 'Eternal Hunting Grounds'.
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Paintings by Toyen, Mucha and Preisler up for auction this Sunday
More than 140 works of art are set to be put up for auction this month at the Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery in Prague.
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Lenka Dusilová’s latest LP, Řeka, up for Album of the Year
Today’s Sunday Music Show features singer-songwriter Lenka Dusilová’s latest album, Řeka, which has been nominated for four Anděl Music Awards ("the Czech Grammy").
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Monumental golden wings return to Prague’s main train station
After a nearly year-long renovation, the monumental golden wings, gracing the Art Nouveau building of Prague’s main train station, are back in their place.
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Contemporary Czech Animation: The Digital Revolution
The 1990s marked the beginning of computer animation, which gave filmmakers opportunities that changed the way animated films were made forever.
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100 years since birth of royal sculptor František Bělský
Tuesday marks 100 years since the birth of sculptor František Bělský who made a bust of Queen Elizabeth II and several other members of the British royal family.
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Sacraments: new book documents ancient customs, including those linked to spring and Easter
A book called Sacraments released by the Prague based Wo-Men publishing house documents old rituals and customs, many of which are linked to spring and Easter.
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