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Prague, Czech Republic.

Initiatives

Venues

22PRESENTS, *2009
Acid Coffee, *2020
Altenburg1964, music venue
Ankali, club space, *2017
ArtMap, art bookstore
Artwall, gallery, CCA, *2005
Bike Jesus, music bar
BrmLab, hackerspace, *2010
Café V lese, music bar, *2010
CAMP, centre for architecture and urban planning, *2017
Cursor Gallery / Galerie Kurzor, CCA, *2017, [1]
DigiLab, *2001
Entrance Gallery, *2005
etc. gallery, *2004
Final, club
Fuchs2, venue for adventurous music and performing arts, *2018
Futura, centre for contemporary art, *2003
Display, gallery, *2001
Hudební 3, concert venue, *2017
INI Project / Prostor, *2010/2013
Institute of Anxiety, *2018
Jelení Gallery / Galerie Jelení, CCA, *1999
Karlín Studios, artists studios
Kavka, art bookstore
Klub 007, rock club, *1969, [2]
Meet Factory, centre for contemporary art, 2001-2002, *2007
Neone, pop-up club, *2013
NoD, culture centre, *1999
Norma Space, gallery, *2016
Output Gallery, *2006
PageFive, art bookstore, *2013
Paralelní Polis, *2014
Petrohradská kolektiv, artist-run initiative, *2015
Planeta Za, community centre, *2020
Prádelna Bohnice, *2012
Pragovka, arts district, *2016
Přítomnost, boutique cinema, *2020
Punctum, community-run event venue, *2016
Stalin, outdoor culture centre
Studio Béla, cinefile club, *2012
Studio Hrdinů, theatre, *2012
SVIT, gallery, *2010
Synth Library Prague, community centre for electronic music education, *2018
Vi per, gallery for architecture, *2016, [3]
Vnitroblock, multifunctional space, *2016
Vzlet, cultural centre, *2021
Xaoxax, gallery & bookstore, *2013
Zázemí, klubovna, *2015
Zvuk, open media lab, *2017

more: USE-IT, city guide, 2017.

Past venues: Klinika squatted self-managed social centre (2014-2019), The Hole Gallery (*2013), Tranzitdisplay (2007-2017), Ciant Gallery (*2007), Trafačka (*2006), C2C Gallery (*2006), Café Fra (2004-2023) [4], Utopia (*2003), NoD Media Lab (2000-2001), Školská 28 (*1999), LABoratory (1998-2003), Milada (1998-2009), Terminal Bar (1997-2000?), Čítárna Unijazzu (1994-2018) [5], Ladronka autonomous cultural social centre (1993-2000) [6], Black Hand (1992-1997), Zlatá loď (1991-1994), more.

Initiatives with no permanent event venue

A2, critical bi-weekly, *2005
A.M. 180, *2003
Artlist, contemporary art database, *2006
Artyčok, online platform for contemporary art, *2005
Are, curatorial platform, *2015
Baba Vanga, music label, *2013
BCAA system, art collective, *2017
Center for Contemporary Arts Prague (CCA), *1992
Cinepur, film magazine, *1991
City Surfer, *2007
Feminist Art Institution, *2017
Guma Guar, *2001
Handa Gote
HIS Voice, music magazine, *2001
Hudební informační středisko (HIS), since 2017
IQ+1, ensemble, *2010
Jindřich Chalupecký Society, *1990
Kolektiv, *2014
konvergence.info
M77, *2009
MLOK, *2004
Muteme, *2003
Proto Gallery Systems, *2018
Publick
Radio Punctum, community radio
Rafani, art collective, *2000
ScArt, *2004
SEAH, *1990
Signals from Arkaim, music label
Tranzit, *2002
Umělec, art magazine, *1997
Vilém Flusser Centre for Media and Culture Philosophy
Yo-Yo, *2008
Živel, culture magazine, *1995

Academy and university programs

CAS, *2005
Centre of Global Studies, *2007
Graphic Design and New Media UMPRUM, *2005
Electronic Culture and Semiotics FHS UK
Electroacoustic and Multimedia Art HAMU
Institute of Intermedia, *2007
New Media AVU, *1991
New Media 2 AVU
New Media Studies UISK UK, *2006
Supermedia UMPRUM, *2008

Past initiatives: Mediabaze.cz (*2010), Macula (art collective, *2007), C2C (*2006), Lemurie (*2004), Radio Jeleni (2000-2004), CIANT (1998-2015), Mamapapa [7] (1997-2007), Silver (*1994), Ateliér (art magazine, 1988-2015) [8] [9] [10], Video Salon (*1987).

Events

4+4 dny v pohybu / 4+4 Days in Motion, contemporary art festival, *1996
Class of Interpretation, discursive program, 2018-2023
Lunchmeat, festival for electronic music and media art, *2010
Matter of Art / Ve věci umění, biennale, *2020
Norma, festival of devised theatre and contemporary art, *2015, [11]
Prague Art Week, festival, *2022
Signal, festival of digital and creative culture, *2013
Sumo, international gallery cooperative program, *2020
Transmit, festival, *2017
Uroboros – Designing in Troubling Times, design-art festival, *2020
We Are All Emotional, To Leave Is to Return Another Way, festival of performance art, *2022

Event listings: Artmap, jlbjlt (*2006).

Past events

Cartography of (Eco)systems: Black Edition, forum, 2022
Sounds / Codes / Images: Audio Experimentation in the Visual Arts, exhibition, 2019, [12]
Rage Against the Algorithm, colloquium, 2018
Den videa 1989/2018, exhibition, 2018
Sympozium VideoArt, 2015, [13]
Cafe Neu Romance, festival, 2012
Babel Prague, festival, 2012
KontrA2punkt, festival, 2012
Imagosféra, 2012
Seed, *2011
Urban Popcultures, conference, 2011
Anemic, festival, *2010
Media Archaeology, conference, 2010
TransISTor, conference, 2010
Umění, věda a filosofie, pohledem třicátníků, lecture series, 2010
Wakushoppu, *2010
Reset, festival, 2008, 2010
/tmp/ Creative Destruction, festival, *2008
MutaMorphosis, conference, 2007, 2012
Open Archives - Prezentace mediálních umění a digitální archivy, 2007, [14]
Small Etudes, 2007
Videoart Festival Prague, *2007
Upgrade.Komensky.Dot.Org, 2007
Enter, festival, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
Share TAZ, 2007
TransGenesis, festival, 2006
Blind Date, 2006
New Media programs in the Czech Republic, 2006
Trans DADA Express, 2006
Art's Birthday Party, since 2005
Media-Performance, symposium, 2005
Stimul, festival, *2005
Authentic Structures, symposium and discussion platform, 2004
Multiplace, network culture festival, since 2004
FM@dia, 2004
CO14, lecture series, 2003-2005
Cybercultures, conference, *2003
Confidence, *2003
Streets, Stories, Faces, 2003
deKartografie, 2003
In Out, festival, 2003
Excavating the Future, symposium, 2001
Ready To..., conference, 2001
Enter Multimediale, festival, 2000, 2005
Digital.ZOOO, festival, 2000
Media and Imagery, symposium, 2000
Cafe9.net, 2000
Last Underground, festival, 1999
Translocation new media/art, exhibition and symposium, 1999
Action Word Movement Space, exhibition, 1999
Datatransfer, festival, 1998-2006
Softmodern, 1998
Dawn of the Magicians?, 1996-1997
Culture, Communication and New Technologies, 1996
Along the Frontier, 1996
Computer Graphic Art, 1996
Orbis Fictus, 1995
Video Art '94: Nature in Motion, exhibition
Český obraz elektronický, exhibition, 1994
Computer Graphics in Fine Arts, exhibition, 1993
Prague Media Symposium, 1991-1997, 2001, 2007
Festival of Light, festival, 1991
Den videa, exhibition, 1989

Art workers

Formerly: Branislav Matis, František Zachoval (1979), Gívan Belá/Guy van Belle, Ivana Rumanová, Lenka Dolanová (1979), Magdaléna Kobzová, Petr Bergmann (1967), Róbert Bittner (1980), Saša Gojdičová, Zuzana Jakalová.
RIP: Jakub Hybler (1974-2023).

Publications

Michaela Pixová, Struggle for the Right to the City: Alternative Spaces in Post-Socialist Prague, Prague: Univerzita Karlova, 2012, 224 pp. PhD dissertation. (English)
Andra Nikolayi, "Experiments in Solidarity in the Prague Underground", Bandcamp Daily, Sep 2021. (English)
Gabriela Kontra (ed.), Location TBA: Dočasná utopie pražských raves 2015-2020 / Temporary Utopias of Prague’s Raves 2015-2020, Prague: Divočina, 2021, 300 pp. Book website. Publisher. Interview. (Czech)/(English)
Radim Kopáč, Gabriela Kontra, Padáme i na tvou hlavu. Skvoty, centra, kluby v Praze: Co bylo, co zbylo z devadesátek, Prague: Pulchra, 2021, 360 pp. Publisher. Excerpt. [18] (Czech)

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 * [[Milan Guštar]] (1963)
 * [[Miloš Vojtěchovský]] (1955)
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 * [[Noemi Purkrábková]]
 * [http://nikolabrabcova.com/ Nikola Brabcová]

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