Events at PCU
Radim Labuda graduated from The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (AVU) and completed a doctoral thesis at the University of Fine Arts and Design.
Radim's talk will focus on topics of collaborative practice, curating and what comes after one no longer feels the need to identify as an artist.
In February 2023, James Dyer spoke at PCU as part of the Visiting Artists Lecture Series (VALS). Dyer’s lecture was followed by a workshop. Students were instructed to photograph everyday graphic events in Prague. Exhibited here are their wandering encounters.
For a first VALS of this semester, students of MA Future Design and MA Fine Art will travel to Ostrava, to visit City Gallery of Contemporary Art PLATO.
Lucia Sceranková graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. The lecture will present her recent projects and her film Waves. She has been nominated for several major awards for young artists - in addition to the Start Point Prize 2011, she was also nominated for […]
Vojtěch will present his digital art, scientific discoveries, and architectural creations. His body of work is the culmination of a bold experiment, where he immersed himself in the vicinity of a nuclear plant for an entire week. Through this unique experience, Vojtěch has harnessed the power of this controversial energy source to push the boundaries […]
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.
Tereza Bartůňková is freelancing visual artist based in Prague and her talk will focus on her ongoing artistic development, which is constantly shifting in between various media and their crossovers.
Šárka Zahálková has a long-standing interest in art as a tool of social change and art in public space. In her talk, she will introduce her aim how to approach and work with different issues of public spaces. She will talk about public art festivals and interventions not as isolated events, but moments of wider participative gestures.
The aim of this presentation is to outline the main motives of current narratives that predict the decline of art and visual culture resulting from the development of artificial intelligence.
As the Founder and Creative Director of MAYstudio, Štěpánka Pivcová specialises in designing fashion that celebrates women. With a focus on elegance, she has taught Czech women how to wear luxurious cashmere coats and crafted iconic inauguration outfits.
For her latest project, she has designed formal attire for members of the Czech Sokol community.