Culture
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“Unique mosaic of European writing” on show at this year’s Literature Night festival
The annual Literature Night (Noc literatury) is taking place across 80 venues in the country’s capital and regions this Wednesday evening.
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Exhibition highlights “forgotten” communist-era photographer Fafek
Today largely forgotten, Emil Fafek was a leading Czech news photographer for decades. A new exhibition in Prague aims to rekindle interest in his work.
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Vlado Milunic, designer of Prague’s iconic Dancing House, has died
Vlado Milunic, the designer of Prague’s iconic Dancing House, has died at the age of 81.
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Anniversary of the Week
Toyen, one of the most important surrealist artists of the 20th century, was born 120 years ago
Toyen, one of the most important surrealist artists of the twentieth century, was born 120 years ago
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Rusalka set for Dvořák Prague festival
One of Antonin Dvorak’s greatest works, the opera Rusalka, is set to be performed during the Dvořák Prague festival by the Czech Philharmonic helmed by Semyon Bychov.
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Young violinist Daniel Matejča: “There was never a moment when I wanted to quit”
Daniel Matejča is one of the most promising Czech violinists of his generation. At the age of 17, he has already won a number of prestigious competitions.
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Giant dog statue by František Skála unveiled on Prague embankment
A huge statue of a dog, created by the leading Czech artist František Skála, was unveiled on Prague’s embankment on Thursday.
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From folklore to the wild ‘90s: Project explaining Czech culture via movies is back
Some Like it Czech, a project introducing foreigners to local culture via movies, returns to Prague next week.
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Czechia puts forward composer biopic Il Boemo for Oscars
Il Boemo has been selected as the Czech nomination in the Best International Film category in the Oscars. Petr Václav’s movie tells the story of composer Josef Mysliveček.
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Former Žižkov spa to turn into centre of dance
The city of Prague is due to have its first major institution dedicated exclusively to dance, which will be located in the former municipal spa in the district of Žižkov.
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Director: Communists feared RAF men with good reason – they were courageous
This week sees the release of Good Old Czechs, a powerful new documentary about extremely brave Czech airmen in World War II. We speak to its director, Tomáš Bojar.
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Young, free and international: Emma Smetana and Jordan Haj
This Friday a concert will be taking place at the Czech Centre Paris to mark Czechia’s EU council presidency, featuring popular young musicians Emma Smetana and Jordan Haj.
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