“If we feel it from within, then life will surprise us”: Lidija Kovařík on her life and work with Prague’s Illusion Art Museum
Lidija Kovařík, who comes originally from Croatia but has lived in Prague for the last fifteen years, is the managing director of the Illusion Art Museum in Prague. She tells us about her story and career, the future of museums, and her work with the international One Minute Film Festival.
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