The Invisible Exhibition provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for people to trust themselves and their senses while viewing everyday life from a different perspective. Nature provides four senses for visitors: touch, hearing, scent, and balance, but not eyesight. Are you up for a challenge? The exhibition runs throughout December, making it a perfect activity for Christmas.  Invisible Exhibition: The Idea Behind It The idea behind the interactive exhibition is truly inspiring: live the life of a blind person for one hour. During this time, the participant will go around the dark room, test their senses of touch and smell, and try some daily activities.  “It is a unique interactive journey to an invisible world where, in total darkness, you find yourRead more.

The Trade Fair Palace made history on December 6, 2022, by presenting not one, not two, but four diverse exhibitions: 1956–1989: Architecture for All, Eva Koťátková: My Body is Not an Island, ATLAS: The Creative Studio and Laboratory of Associative Dreaming, and In Depth and on the Surface.  “All projects are of equal importance to us. They complement each other and form the whole of the gallery’s portfolio, where exhibitions and displays are also places of interaction, performance, and inclusion,” said Alicja Knast, Director General of the National Gallery Prague. “All projects are of equal importance to us. They complement each other and form the whole of the gallery’s portfolio, where exhibitions and displays are also places of interaction, performance, andRead more.

Open Storage of the Art of Asia, the exhibition devoted to the cultural heritage of Asia and its glorious history, opens its doors to visitors at Trade Fair Palace. The installation presents more than 600 artworks from Asian provinces displayed in three-dimensional space.  The Trade Fair Palace plans to display Asian sculptures and artworks till January 8, 2023. So, mark this date in the calendar to enjoy the exhibition during autumn or the prolonged Christmas break.  Installation background  Asian sculptures and artworks have a long history with Prague, especially different outlets of the National Gallery in Prague (NGP). Initially, all artifacts from Open Storage of the Art of Asia were located in the Kinský palace. There, they lived quite aRead more.