The nights are dark with temperatures heading towards freezing and snow is just around the corner so it's time to celebrate Christmas at one of Prague's newest clubs with your friends and teachers. So come eat, drink, dance and swim with us!
MA Fine Art students will present their sound projects based around the theme of sound & city at the Stone Bell House in the heart of Prague.
The last VALS lecture for 2019 will introduce you to the world of immersive technologies. What are they, what do they do and when are they most often applied in today's market? And are they really the future anyway? This immersive overview will be delivered by the two founding partners of one of Prague's leading creative studios dedicated to augmented and virtual reality.
Every year our foundation Art and Design students showcase their work so far, in what is always a fascinating display of artistic direction demonstrating their future intentions.
Zygote is a reflection of the assembly of every pair of artists in a separate room birthing a new layer of conceptual tension to the discussion.
This exhibition presents a range of works from an experimental, interactive VR and sound installations to more concrete works, including video, sculpture and photography.
Based on the idea of fragmentation and tension, whether it be a question of collective (social, religious, political) issues or an individual.
Prague College students present Art for Australia, an exhibition featuring original artworks with money raised going directly to two Australian charities supporting Australia's injured native animals and the Aboriginal community of Mogo.
Our second VALS lecture for 2020 features Osamu Okamura, an architect and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Architecture at the Technical University of Liberec who will discuss the importance of art in in public spaces.
On March 11, Prague College became the first local university to launch online classes via our Digital Campus when schools and universities were closed around the country. Thanks to our outstanding lecturers, staff and students, classes ran with no interruption and continue to run efficiently and creatively across all three schools.
As part of Prague College's Digital Campus, we have introducing Masa's Zoom Room, a student-only space offering creative activities that have been devised to relax and explore the inner-self through the mediums of art, music and film.
Theatre maker and visual artist Jan Mocek will offer an insider's look at the methods used for devising and developing a contemporary theatre piece. Not only will he speak about his artistic practice, but he also focus at the institutional background of the Prague’s independent scene.