Edible soil – soil reminding mixture baked from bread-crumbs, sugar-dye, fat, cocoa, chocolate, nuts and spices.

Recently in Latin America an artistic movement has emerged whose contribution to the contemporary artistic scenario is innovative and creative.

For its inauguration, the centre is launching an exhibition that comprises several major installations by José-María Cano, Michael Bielicky and Kamila Richter, Matej Krén, and Jiří Hůla in collaboration with Dominik Lang.

Authors put together their projects and they turned gallery into a temple glared by colours during day light.

Kate Tessa Lee comes from an insular republic, Mauritius. She studied in the USA, Sweden and the Czech Republic. She has been living for almost two years in Prague.

The project called Inverse romance does not have unambiguous aims. In fact, it should not be called project, but more just exhibition.

Three countries, eleven evenings, tventytwo artists and one space in Magyar project of one day’s shows with objective to try collaboration between artists from Hungary, Slovak and Czech Republic.

Enrique Ježik’s works stem from conceptual premises based on his investigation of institutionalised forms of violence. He concentrates on issues such as migration, security, rationalisation and representation of war.

11,55m2, 4,75m2, 397kg, 80×120x80cm are dimensions and at the same time the name of a show by Tomáš Bárta in Půda Gallery in Jihlava.