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The 2014 Graduates from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague

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The exhibition of works by the fresh graduates from the 18 studios of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague represents the traditional ceremonial end of the academic year, this time involving 47 students. The graduates from the studios of painting, drawing, graphic arts, sculpture, restoration, architecture and conceptual, monumental and intermedia work present a very variegated installation curated by the two lecturers from the Studio of Painting IV at the AVU, Prof. Martin Mainer and Samuel Paučo.

artistsJakub Tytykalo, Lenka Jirková, Michal Drozen, Filip Kotlář, Marek Goliaš, Birgitt Fischer, Simona Krausová, Josefína Nesvadbová, Michaela Butková, Jan Poupě, Adéla Součková, Kateřina Zochová, Tomáš Prchal, Kateřina Samková, Marie Krajplová, Matyáš Chochola, Adam Kovalčík, Lucie Juřičková, Tereza Reichová, Jaroslava Kadlecová, Iveta Muchová, Jana Hlavová, Michaela Burcaková, Dominika Dworokowá, Eliška Perglerová, Eva Vláčilíková, Matěj Smrkovský, Pavel Kučera, Aneta Šebelková, Marek Kolář, Iveta Čermáková, Petra Tušerlová, Tomáš Vrána, Markéta Mráčková, Josef Rossí, Petr Gruber, Barbora Kleinhamplová, Karolína Klimešová, Vojtěch Jemelka, Miroslav Žán, Bořek Peška, Libor Kocanda, Ondřej Kraják, Luboš Vetengl, Martin Herold, Vojtěch Linart, Vojtěch Fröhlich, Ondřej Roubík
curatorsMartin Mainer, Samuel Paučo
placeNárodní galerie v Praze – Veletržní palác
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cameraMaria Kittler
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published18. 9. 2014
languageČesky / English
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