Culture
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Prague approves plan for new Mucha pavilion
On Tuesday, Prague city councillors officially approved plans for a new pavilion to be built just within Prague's Stromovka Park. An ultra-modern structure, the building…
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Ewan McLaren - producing cutting-edge theatre in the Czech Republic
In today's One on One Jan's guest is Ewan McLaren, a Canadian who has lived in the Czech Republic since 1990. For sixteen years Ewan - trained professionally in the…
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The ever changing world of Czech and Slovak Britain
We are joined by two writers, Milan Kocourek and Zuzana Slobodova, to talk about their new book "Cesko-slovenska Britanie" - Czech and Slovak Britain. This is a…
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Magnesia Litera awards and a Ladaesque Winter
In this week's Arts - a winter that's gone on so long, it's inspired one of the country's best known songwriters to composer a tune about it. And a look ahead to the…
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Transport exhibition blends science fiction with design
The Czech Republic's Design Centrum - located in Brno as well as Prague - has long promoted excellence in Czech design, issuing awards recognising new talent and running a…
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Eric Bergkraut and his award-winning film, "Coca: The Dove from Chechnya"
On Thursday evening, the closing ceremonies of Prague's One World documentary film festival honoured Swiss director Eric Bergkraut's film, "Coca: The Dove from Chechnya…
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Spring season for Czech auction houses starts off with a bang
The Czech Republic's art and antique auction houses certainly have a season to look forward to if this year's opening auction at the Dorotheum auction house in Prague is…
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Igor Malijevsky: a poet in words and images
This week we are joined by Igor Malijevsky, who is a poet and author, photographer and performer. It is very common for Czech writers to write in a number of genres. Often…
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Geometric abstraction reconsidered at the City Gallery Prague
The City Gallery Prague's House at the Golden Ring, is currently featuring the works of thirteen British artists at an exhibition called: "Supernova, geometric abstraction…
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Exhibition maps art and culture in the time of the Luxembourgs
In today's Czechs in History we look at one of the most illustrious periods of the kingdom of Bohemia - the rule of the Luxembourgs - reflected in an important exhibition…
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Something like Happiness clinches seven prizes at Czech Lion Awards
Featuring the lives of a group of young friends who live in a shabby housing development in a poor industrial region in Bohemia, Bohdan Slama's film "Stesti" or "Something…
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Encore: An organist who would leave his audience entranced, 18th century Bohemian passion in…
In this edition of Encore we look at recent recordings that cover two centuries of Czech music. We start with a composer and organist who is enjoying a much earned revival…
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