Fait Gallery starts again in the new premises with an opening night for three shows on March 23rd 2016. You can look forward to these exhibitions:
The preparations for the upcoming shows and the renovation of the gallery hall have started at the new address Ve Vaňkovce 2. Therefore there will be a short break for the gallery until the end of March. We are working on other programmes that will take place in the new place besides the upcoming shows so feel free to follow our website and Facebook page for more updates. We are looking forward to seeing you again on March 23rd.
We would like to thank all of our colleagues, artists, curators and friends for all the great work up to now and also to all our fans for their support and feedback. We are looking forward to next collaborations and seeing you around at the newly opened gallery premises.
You have just two days to visit Peter Demek’s show STATUS and Josef Achrer’s BACKSTORIES. Fait Gallery on Božetěchova street opens on Wednesday January 27th and Thursday January 28th from 1 to 6 pm.
Don’t miss out!
Today was the last day of Jan Poupě’s show SET OF VIEWS at Fait Gallery Preview on the address Dominican Square. 10. It was also the last show in this place and we are looking forward to meeting you again on the new address Ve Vaňkovce 2.
You can still visit the shows of Josef Achrer and Peter Demek until January 28th at Božetěchova street.
You can find the review for the joint show of Jiří Kovanda and Katarína Hládeková SIAMESE UNCLE & MONTAGE in the current edition of Flash Art no. 38 at page 56.
The show SET OF VIEWS was featured on the Footnotes on Art blog, mapping contemporary art from Central and Eastern Europe.
You can come see the show at Fait Gallery Preview until Thursday January 21st.
You have a chance to see Jan Poupě’s show SET OF VIEWS at Fait Gallery Preview only until Thursday January 21st.
Don’t miss it!
Svoboda’s ONE SECOND OF JULIA ROBERTS’ LIFE from the Fait Gallery collection is featured together with Ragnar Kjartansson from Iceland as a part of the project Space for moving image: Chapter IV.: Rhetoric of time in a new approach in the National Gallery of Prague from February 5th 2016.
