Culture
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Kunsthalle Praha opens with exhibition focused on electricity in art
Prague’s art scene has got a notable new player with the opening of Kunsthalle Praha. Its first major exhibition reflects the building’s history as a transformer station.
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Antonín Dvořák’s complete piano works rendered by Ivo Kahánek
Czech pianist Ivo Kahánek has recently released a set of four CDs entitled Dvořák: The Complete Piano Works, which includes both his larger cycles and occasional pieces.
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Comic book about co-founder of Czechoslovakia wins Muriel Award
The Czech Republic’s annual Muriel Award for the best comic book of the year was given to Štefánik, a graphic novel about one of the founders of Czechoslovakia.
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“He was the best at mixing tragedy and comedy” – Miloš Forman remembered
The great Czech film director Miloš Forman would have been 90 on February 18. We speak to some people who knew him.
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Open House Praha offering tours in English to help people discover the city’s architectural gems
Open House Praha offers a series of tours in English to help people discover Prague's architectural gems, legends and historic sites.
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Ivo Kahánek: Pianists are like goalkeepers in football
One of the most successful Czech pianists of his generation, Ivo Kahánek last year won acclaim for the mammoth Dvořák: Complete Piano Works.
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Face of Czech banjo music Ivan Mládek still cracking jokes at 80
Czech banjo music icon Ivan Mládek celebrated his 80th birthday this week. To mark the occasion, new editions of his albums are coming out
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Radio Prague International gets a new jingle
On the occasion of World Radio Day, Radio Prague International is updating its signature jingle.
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Prague composer Ian Mikyska on pushing the boundaries of contemporary classical music
Ian Mikyska is an up-and-coming composer who is pushing the boundaries of contemporary classical music.
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124 hour brainstorm-painting experiment supports Liberec’s bid for European City of Culture
A team of artists from Liberec have painted a unique picture with which they hope to support the city’s efforts to be selected as the European City of Culture.
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Moser master glass blower finds no followers for his unique artwork
Glass master Zdeněk Drobný, who single-handedly created unique pear-shaped vases in the Moser glass works for 10 years, has no one to hand down his skills to.
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1990 winner (from 1969) Larks on a String returns to Berlin
Jiří Menzel’s Larks on a String was completed in 1969. However it couldn't come out until 1990, when it won the Berlinale. Now it is going back to Berlin, in restored form.
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