Komenského 10
intervention in the covered Renaissance courtyard of the gallery

Jiří Příhoda prepared an architecturally conceived intervention in the Renaissance courtyard of the gallery, looking back at the convolution of performances and interventions covered by the theme of the Roštejna Sculpture Park from the beginning of his work. Jiří Příhoda is originally from Vysočina, but today he belongs to internationally successful artists.

Komenského 10
curators Petr Kratochvíl, Dan Merta, Petra Vlachynská, Klára Pučerová

The exhibition "Outside the gallery! Art in Czech public space after 1989" was prepared last year by the Jaroslav Fragner Gallery together with theorist Petr Kratochvíl and sculptor Petra Vlachynská. It presents over sixty realizations in public space – from events to temporary interventions to permanently placed works of art, as well as a selection of works or happenings from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as nine art festivals that have significantly influenced public space for many years.

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curator Petr Kovář

The exhibition reflects the local situation of artists in the Vysočina region, who establish themselves in an environment outside art centers rather through social activities; by founding associations, organizing cultural events, acting through theater or various types of community informal education, rather than own creative activity.

Masaryk square 24
curator Marcel Fišer

The exhibition deals with two phenomena that were intertwined between 1925 and 1931 and with which its two central figures – Otakar Nejedlý (1883–1957) and Josef Hubáček (1899–1931) are also connected.

Alternativa gallery
Komenského 10
curator Reinhold Zisser

From 2015 to 2020 the Austrian artist Reinhold Zisser transformed an abandoned wooden church into an meta installation called Notgalerie. In this process he not only turned a house built for praying and religious worship into a place for contemporary art, but turned the building, and each single part of it into an artwork itself.

IGLOO sound gallery
Komenského 10, Jihlava
curator Miloš Vojtěchovský

The exhibition project Landscape – radio map of Jihlava is inspired by the river, which shapes the landscape around the city and at the same time a poetic element for the gallery installation. The installation in the Igloo gallery consists of a video projection of a sound radio-map, where the viewer can follow the places from where the artist is currently broadcasting, and a video projection documenting the author, walking in the landscape, equipped with mobile technology for live satellite and FM Broadcasting.

Masaryk square 24
curator Pavlína Pitrová

An intergenerational, creative project presenting exclusively works from the collections of the Jihlava gallery is aimed not only at families with children. The title of the exhibition Starflight/Hvězdolet refers to the painting by Dobroslav Foll from 1966. This abstract, large-format work, with its title and subject, supports visitors in their imagination and creativity, which is the main theme of the exhibition.

Alternativa gallery
Komenského 10
curator Lucie Nováčková

The artistic duo Tom Kotik and Daniel Vlček bring to the Jihlava gallery the culmination of a continuous series of installations that were created alternately in the Czech Republic and the USA. The Sound Inside exhibition offers a manifestation of inner sound through an impressive interactive installation.

Komenského 10
curator Radek Wohlmuth

In her own words, Lenka Černota continuously explores humanity through experimentation with "wolfness". From paintings she painted for wolves with the belief that they would see and react to them, through her presence in their environment and painting in-situ, she has come to the current stage where she thinks and tries to paint an image as if she had a visual apparatus of wolf. The results of her painting experiments over the past few years are summarized in Lenka Černota's largest exhibition, significantly titled Wolfness. In addition to her own combined technique, based on hand painting, accompanied by drawings and note inscriptions, she will also present video sequences composed of camera trap images, documenting the fate of her "wolf" paintings left in the solitude of the forest.

IGLOO sound gallery
Komenského 10, Jihlava
curator: Miloš Vojtěchovský

Petr Válek's moving sculptures, appearing in short documentary videos, have had a strong response in the Czech and international public in recent years. For the IGLOO gallery, Válek created and selected several new videos with kinetic-sound self-movements and recordings of his occasional Dadaist expeditions into the mountain landscape. The installation Silent paths is complemented by a light object.