Culture
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Artist Míla Fürstová illustrates new edition of Kytice
To mark the 150th anniversary of the death of Karel Jaromír Erben, the London-based publishing house Jantar has released a special illustrated version of Kytice.
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National Gallery in Prague exhibition ‘Rembrandt: Portrait of a Man’ sheds light on a Dutch master
Galleries have had to close their doors , but many continue to organise virtual exhibitions. Among the most ambitious on offer (virtually) is dedicated to Rembrandt.
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Lasvit translucent glasshouse headquarters awarded Czech Architecture Prize
The headquarters of Lasvit in Nový Bor, combining historical houses with a new building covered in translucent tiles, has won this year’s annual Czech Architecture Prize.
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Dancing Between Jihlava and New York
Denisa Musilová is a successful performing artist and choreographer who divides her time between a small Czech town and New York.
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Jáchym Topol’s The Devil’s Workshop – exploring dark chapters of region’s history
The Devil’s Workshop, a short novel written by the award-winning author Jáchym Topol in 2009, focuses on some of the darkest chapters of Europe’s history.
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EP4: Writer Marek Šindelka
Marek Šindelka is one of the Czech Republic’s leading young authors. His multi-award winning work includes novels, short stories, poetry, graphic novels and film scripts.
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Czech serial #martyisdead wins country’s first Emmy
The thriller about cyberbullying won an international Emmy for best short-form series. The Czech production was the first ever nominated for the prestigious TV award.
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Prague Fringe bringing Czech acts to global audiences for first time
Instead of bringing alternative theatre troupes from around the planet to the Czech capital the Prague Fringe is now streaming Czech performers to international audiences.
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Šumperk museum restores orchestrion made in Vienna at the start of the 20th century
The Museum of National History in Šumperk has breathed new life into what is believed to be the largest orchestrion in the Czech Republic.
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Maker of miner retraining doc: We had to learn Baník songs to blend in with fans
Director Jindřich Andrš discusses A New Shift, a captivating new documentary about a laid-off Czech miner who, approaching 50, attempts to retrain as an IT specialist.
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Leoš Janáček: Pilky from the Lachian Dances
Janáček’s Lachian Dances take listeners to the composer’s home region of northern Moravia. Pilky is probably the best-loved composition from the collection.
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Czech Christmas
Nativity Scenes
The first Nativity scene appeared in 1223 in Italy, when Francis of Assisi brought in a live donkey and ox, and held Christmas mass at the manger as he would at the altar.
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