Prague, Czechia
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
A converted factory in Holešovice with a 42-metre wooden airship on the roof.
Privately founded, deliberately political, and topped by Gulliver — a wooden zeppelin used as a reading and performance space. Exhibitions tackle subjects Czech institutions often avoid.
Opening hours and prices change regularly — always check the museum’s own site before you travel.
Do not miss
- — The Gulliver airship
- — Politically engaged exhibitions
- — The converted factory
On show & coming up
All exhibitions →An installation assembled from the memory of other objects, made for DOX by Qubus — light used as a situation rather than a fixture.
Half exhibition, half classroom: work that asks you to slow down, stay with uncertainty and find strength in fragility.
Photographs marking the centenary of the Czech sculptor's birth, shown at the Archive of Fine Arts among the people around him.
A new painting cycle after Goethe — the latest in the artist's long habit of painting from books.
A group exhibition on depictions of the male body, with artists from Germany, Austria, the Visegrád countries and the Czech Republic.
The fourth edition of the DOX literature festival, aboard the Gulliver airship, on hope and resilience in a time of crisis.
The visual work of the Current 93 founder, across a career spent at the edge of the esoteric underground. Two Current 93 concerts accompany the opening season.