Prague
Museum Kampa is a private modern art gallery housed in the historic Sova's Mills on Kampa Island in the Lesser Town. Founded in 1999 by Meda Mládková as the home of the Jan and Meda Mládek Foundation collection, it holds an extensive body of works by František Kupka, pioneer of abstract painting, and Cubist sculptor Otto Gutfreund, alongside Central European modern art of the 20th century. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions of Czech and international artists.
U Sovových mlýnů 503/2, 118 00 Praha 1
Mon-Sun 10:00-18:00
in progress
A retrospective of Czech painter and glass artist Vladimír Kopecký, who blends gestural painting with geometric abstraction. The exhibition features approximately twenty works including paintings, drawings, and glass installations.
in 6 days
Museum Kampa's summer programme for children offers engaging activities and art-focused educational workshops.
(89 days)
The Summer Stage at Museum Kampa presents theatre productions, music concerts, and new shows in the museum's pleasant outdoor setting.
A creative workshop for young children inspired by Václav Sokol's exhibition, where kids explore drawing and create their own stories through art.
A creative workshop for young children exploring the art of Václav Sokol at Museum Kampa. Children will draw, experiment with line, and create their own compositions inspired by the artist's everyday motifs.
Meet director Norbert Schmidt and actor Václav Sokol for a personal conversation about their work in Czech film and theatre.
Expert-led tour of the Karoušek / Novák exhibition with curator Iva Mladičová at Museum Kampa.
(93 days)
The first dedicated exhibition of Václav Špála's floral still lifes. Museum Kampa presents nearly 80 paintings from the 1920s to the 1940s, including ten works that the artist himself considered his finest.