📜 Established in 1999, Jelení Gallery is a key part of the Center for Contemporary Art Prague.
🎨 It champions young Czech artists, often hosting their debut solo exhibitions.
🔍 The gallery provides a systematic overview of the young art scene in Prague and other regions, collaborating with leading art schools.
🌟 Discover emerging talent in the Czech art scene.
🤝 See collaborations with leading art schools across the country.
💡 Experience diverse exhibitions curated by both established and rising curators.
🖼️ A vibrant space dedicated to contemporary art exploration, often featuring site-specific projects.
🗓️ Open Wednesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 18:00.
🚫 Not open on Mondays and Tuesdays.
🤫 May be too quiet or small if you prefer bustling, large-scale galleries.
Founded in 1999, Jelení Gallery evolved from the Soros Center for Contemporary Art.
Over the years, it has changed locations, settling in a renovated former bakery in Prague's Letná district since 2016.
The gallery is known for its long-term support of young Czech artists, providing a platform for their first major presentations.
It also features more experienced artists who influence the younger generation, and actively involves external curators, including artists themselves.
Showcases a mix of emerging artists like Kristina Fingerlandová and Oskar Helcel, alongside established names such as Petr Pastrňák and Markéta Othová.
Regularly hosts group exhibitions from major art schools and collaborates with events like the Fotograf Festival.