Cognitive maps – mental maps, guides or models - are a method that we use to construct and store spatial knowledge in our memories, allowing the “mind’s eye” to visualize, code and store information, and then recall, decode and make use of it at a later date, when needed.

Exhibition showing Svätopluk Mikyta’s stay in New York.

Video depicting exhibition of work Od Do (From To) by Stanisław Dróżdż in appendix2 gallery in Warsaw accompanied by sound arrangement by Tadeusz Sudnik.

Zbyněk Sedlecký exhibits paintings inspired by one of the most famous galleries in the world.

Robert Šalanda: “The paintings created specifically for the Gallery behind the wall is a continuation of my long-term concept that the content does not vary.”

Using language as the starting point for a trilogy of films Dinu Li researched the literal meaning of the word ‘country’ in Chinese.

Tereza Velíková’s project concerns the dialogue between image and sound, codes, under which we can perceive the image or sound.

Jan Merta, Lukáš Jasanský, Martin Polák it is an exhibition The Exhibition and an exhibition Jan Merta.

For ‘Surrounded by Squares’ Dave Hullfish Bailey and Nils Norman have each constructed elaborate sculptural installations.