Culture
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Czechs borrow record-high number of books from libraries
Despite being closed for three weeks now due to the coronavirus restrictions libraries around the Czech Republic are reporting record-high numbers of borrowed books.
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Milan Kundera’s The Joke: love, vengeance and self-delusion in the shadow of Stalinism
The idea for The Joke came to Milan Kundera after hearing of a girl jailed for stealing cemetery flowers. He imagined a life with sexuality and love tragically discrete.
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Photographer’s 3D model could aid rebuilding of 17th century wooden church
A detailed 3D image by US photographer Jeffrey Martin could provide a great deal of help in the reconstruction of a wooden church that recently burned down in Prague.
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Bedřich Smetana: Lark Song
The Lark Song comes from the opera The Kiss, which was the first work that Bedřich Smetana wrote after going deaf.
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“Made in Prague” festival brings Czech culture to UK audiences
The annual festival “Made in Prague” is currently underway in Britain, bringing the best of Czech film, visual arts and music to the UK audience.
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EP3: Fashion designer Tereza Rosalie Kladošová
Tereza Rosalie Kladošová is one of the Czech Republic’s top young fashion designers, known for eye-catching bright colours, bold cuts and creating her own materials.
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Prague’s FAMU to launch video games design department
In response to the country's growing video games industry, Prague’s FAMU film school will open a new department specialising in video games design.
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Danish historian Peter Bugge on his fascination with Czech culture and memories of Velvet Revolution
Danish historian Peter Bugge is one this year's recipients of the Gratias Agit Award from the Czech Foreign Ministry for promoting the good name of the Czech Republic.
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Bohuslav Martinů: Selanka from Kytice
In this episode, we will talk about Bohuslav Martinů’s Selanka.
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Czech Centres to stream Dvořák's New World Symphony on Czechoslovak Independence Day
To celebrate Czechoslovak Independence Day with music lovers the world over Czech Centres will stream a historical recording of Dvořák's New World Symphony
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Bianca Bellová’s The Lake: childhood memories harnessed in archetypal story
Bianca Bellová’s The Lake is a powerful archetypal story of a young boy who searches for his roots in a fictitious land, with references to a past Soviet occupation.
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24th Ji.hlava brings Black Lives Matter, South Korea and Ai’s Covid doc – online
The 2020 edition of the Ji.hlava festival of documentary films gets underway on Tuesday. Given the Covid-19 emergency, the 24th Ji.hlava will be purely online.
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