Exhibitions in Prague
February 2027
February at a glance: 0 exhibitions opening, 4 closing, and 6 more on view across the city.
Closing in February
What Made The Railways, What the Railways Made7 Feb 2027National Technical Museum
The story of modern rail transport as an engine of global change, told through authentic exhibits, interactive elements and artworks.
The Dark Blue World of Jaroslav Ježek28 Feb 2027National Museum – Historical Building
Marking the 120th anniversary of composer Jaroslav Ježek's birth, twelve sections trace his life from student years through the Liberated Theatre to American exile.
Annette Messager: Tragikomedie28 Feb 2027Kunsthalle Praha
Solo exhibition tracing five decades of Annette Messager's work, transforming fabric, toys and stuffed animals into fragile monuments to memory, identity and desire.
Jaroslav Čermák: Myths of European Reality28 Feb 2027Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
At the Municipal Library: the first major retrospective in almost a century of the 19th-century Czech painter, with loans from Brussels, Antwerp, Paris and Amsterdam.
Also on through February
Milada Schmidtová: Putting My Dreams and Desires into Pictures, into Words…to 8 Mar 2027Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
At the Stone Bell House: the first comprehensive retrospective of this overlooked Central European post-war painter, who withdrew from public life after brief recognition in the 1940s.
Anna Jagiellon (1503–1547): Queen on the Threshold of a New Erato 28 Mar 2027National Gallery Prague – Wallenstein Riding School
Marking 500 years since the Habsburgs' accession to the Bohemian throne, this show traces the life of Queen Anna Jagiellon through Renaissance portraits and works by Cranach, Dürer and Titian.
David Tibet: Hallucinate, Childrento 4 Apr 2027DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Retrospective of drawings and paintings by David Tibet, founder of Current 93, featuring recurring visionary motifs of children, angels and apocalyptic landscapes.
Argus & Medusa: On Hope in Dark Timesto 4 Apr 2027DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Contemporary artists respond to Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa," exploring hope and solidarity amid war, displacement and ecological crisis.
Point of View 4: Resilienceto 25 Apr 2027DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Fourth instalment of DOX's Point of View series, exploring resilience as a quiet, relational form of resistance through contemporary art.
Vojta Náprstek Reloadedto 2 Jan 2028Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures
Over 420 artifacts mark the 200th anniversary of founder Vojta Náprstek's birth, exploring his life, American travels and role as a champion of technological progress and women's rights.
Image credits
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- What Made The Railways, What the Railways MadeCourtesy of National Technical Museum
- The Dark Blue World of Jaroslav JežekCourtesy of National Museum – Historical Building
- Annette Messager: TragikomedieCourtesy of Kunsthalle Praha
- Jaroslav Čermák: Myths of European RealityCourtesy of Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
- Milada Schmidtová: Putting My Dreams and Desires into Pictures, into Words…Courtesy of Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
- Anna Jagiellon (1503–1547): Queen on the Threshold of a New EraCourtesy of National Gallery Prague – Wallenstein Riding School
- David Tibet: Hallucinate, ChildrenCourtesy of DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
- Argus & Medusa: On Hope in Dark TimesCourtesy of DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
- Point of View 4: ResilienceCourtesy of DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
- Vojta Náprstek ReloadedCourtesy of Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures
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