Events at PCU
'Where have all the flowers gone' will explore recovery and revival following a period of decline and hardship. The presented artworks make this natural and social cycle visible, as does the famous song ‘Where Have All the Flowers Gone’, an international anthem for anti-war movements.
In alignment with International Anti-Corruption Day, and to advance progress of the Sustainable Development Goals, PCU’s School of Business have organised a special conference in Prague. Panelists are renowned professionals and academics from across Europe with the shared goal of combating corruption within businesses and governments. The conference will be held at the Institute of […]
Second year BA (Hons) Fine Art Experimental Media students invite you to their exhibition Roots and Ruins. The opening will take place on the 4th of April from 6 till 9pm at Gallery Bramborána, where the group of seven will present individual works in a unique underground space in the middle of Prague's largest park, Stromovka. […]
Workshop recommended for School of Art & Design students and teachers. After a short train ride from Masarykovo nádraží, we will go for a walk to the region of Klanovice near Prague. We will be led by the environmental expert Ladislav Trylč and multi-faceted educator Marie Havranková. We will explore the specificities of the local […]
Join us at a concluding presentation that will delve into the creative and technical journey of the project.
MigAct brings together active people, local civic initiatives and NGOs. It serves as a place for networking, sharing experience and knowledge. Students and the public will have a chance to find volunteer opportunities and find opportunities to become more involved in civic and cultural initiatives. The event will also feature a new project by Prague […]
Last VALS of this year delivered by Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield, a Dobrovský Research Fellow at the Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague.