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Exhibitions
Ticket prices
Kids (up to 13 years)
free
Students / Teachers (ISIC/ITIC)
200 CZK
ZTP / Seniors (65+ years)
200 CZK
Adults
300 CZK
Opening hours
Monday - Sunday
10 00 - 19 00
Current exhibitions
Manuel Martinez
September 19, 2025 - April 10, 2026
Manuel Martinez
Art Palace Prague presents a retrospective exhibition of Manuel Martinez, charting the work to date of this prominent Spanish painter, who lives in France and continues to create actively.
Manuel Martinez
September 19, 2025 - April 10, 2026
Manuel Martinez
Art Palace Prague presents a retrospective exhibition of Manuel Martinez, charting the work to date of this prominent Spanish painter, who lives in France and continues to create actively.
Manuel Martinez
September 19, 2025 - April 10, 2026
Manuel Martinez
Art Palace Prague presents a retrospective exhibition of Manuel Martinez, charting the work to date of this prominent Spanish painter, who lives in France and continues to create actively.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
September 19, 2025 - April 10, 2026
Manuel Martinez Retrospective - From Roots to Horizons
Art Palace Prague presents a retrospective exhibition titled “Manuel Martinez: From Roots to Horizons,” showcasing the artistic journey of this Spanish painter, who lives in France and continues to create actively. In his work, Manuel Martinez combines the influences of cubism and his distinctive style, creating unique paintings full of energy and emotions...
FUTURE EXHIBITIONS
April 14 - April 14, 2026
Exhibition opening - Josef Vohrabal - Geometry of Movement
Art Palace Prague invites you to the opening of the exhibition “‘Geometry of Movement”, presenting the work of the Czech painter Josef Vohrabal, one of the most significant figures of Czech post-war modernism. At the same time, the exhibition “Between Bow and Brush”, dedicated to the work of the painter Jindřich Bílek, will also be opened.
April 15 - August 31, 2026
Josef Vohrabal - The Geometry of Movement
Art Palace Prague presents a retrospective exhibition of the Brno-based painter and musician Josef Vohrabal (1908–1994), one of the most remarkable—yet unjustly overlooked—figures of Czech post-war modernism. Although his work is represented in major institutions such as the National Gallery in Prague and the Moravian Gallery in Brno...
April 15 - August 31, 2026
Jindřich Bílek - Between Bow and Brush
Art Palace Prague presents the exhibition Jindřich Bílek – Between Bow and Brush, dedicated to a prominent painter of the West Bohemian cultural scene whose work oscillates between music and painting, rhythm and colour, emotion and gesture...
PAST EXHIBITIONS
November 4 - December 7, 2025
Oldřich Kulhánek: Body Language
Art Palace presents the exhibition “Oldřich Kulhánek: Body Language”, a unique selection from the lithographic work of our leading graphic artist, draughtsman and author of contemporary Czech banknotes. Oldřich Kulhánek excelled in his unique mastery of the detailed study of the human body as a means of artistic expression, and it is the artist's conception of figures, faces and hands that is the leitmotif of the exhibited works.
April 3 - August 2, 2025
V. Kolesnykov – Behind Everything Look For a Woman
Art Palace Prague introduces an exhibition titled Behind Everything Look For a Woman, showcasing the captivating works of Ukrainian painter Volodymyr Kolesnykov.
April 3 - August 2, 2025
Serafedino – The Last Greeting from Paris
Art Palace Prague presents a unique exhibition titled “Last Greetings from Paris,” which views an opulent selection of the master’s Serafedino rich artwork. Serafedino’s paintings, admired throughout the European art scene for many years, stand out mainly due to their characteristic color palette and dynamic work with a spatula, which is used to layer individual shades of color on the canvas.
November 25, 2024 - March 29, 2025
Women in Art
Fascinating kaleidoscope of talented female artists from all over the world. This exceptional presentation features 21 female artists who explore a wide range of themes and styles through their work, celebrating the unique creativity and diversity of women's art.