Join the Charity Society in supporting the Salvation Army and those in need by donating hygienic products and non-perishable foods. A collection box is located on the first floor of the City Center Campus. The collection will run until 26 January 2025. Let's make a difference together!
In this class you will be able to wake up your body, reset your mindset and break out of movement stereotypes that prevent healthy energy flow. Exercise, stretching, proper alignment - all these elements will be present. It will be invigorating and empowering as well as calming and meditative.
This Wednesday, we will present Rumpelstiltskin (1995) - a comedy-horror film where a young window's wish to see her husband unleashes a demonic creature who wants to claim the soul of her baby. Directed by Mark Jones, Rumpelstiltskin offers a quirky, non-sensical twist on a Grimm fairytale, making it a perfect, light-hearted conclusion to our 2024 Film Nights.
Our Welcome Days offer new students the opportunity to connect with the PCU community, including our staff, lecturers, and fellow students. It's a fantastic way to become acquainted with both the university and the vibrant city of Prague.
Prague City University welcomes PCU students back to campus for a new semester of learning. Spring semester heralds the start of longer, warmer days to look forward to. So settle in and enjoy a range of fun activities, workshops, lectures, exhibitions and more!
This Tuesday, we will present A Dark, Dark Man (2019) - one of the Open Call winners 🎉. Directed by Adilkhan Yerzhanov, the film follows a private investigator who is drawn into a web of corruption and mystery in Kazakhstan.
We have invited Jiří Skála for this semester's first Visiting Artist & Lecture Series. His lecture will focus on the theme of work and artistic practice. He will explore this theme through several of his artworks from the last two decades. He will also highlight the meaning of work and how this specific activity has developed over the last twenty years in the Eastern European context.
This Tuesday, we will present Flow (2024) - the second Open Call winner 🎉. Directed by Gints Zilbalodis, the animated adventure film follows a brave cat after its home is devastated by a great flood.
Join a Visiting Artist & Lecture Series, this time by Erika Thomas.
For several years she has been developing her academic and artistic research in the perspective of what is called “research-creation” or “art-based research” . From documentary film and video art to poetry and performance, creation is developed as a territory for thinking about the Self and the world.
There is a rich timbre to pain that echoes through generations; a sharp change in posture, a fracture in the bones of a city, a poison dwelling deep within the ground. Pain strikes with a rope arrow attaching the map to all movement beneath it. It is the pull of the interwoven rope stretched between...