Prague Biennale
The Prague Biennale, the Czech Republic’s largest international exhibition of contemporary art, has for the third time opened its old screechy gates at the event’s traditional industrial site. The former factory hall in Karlín, with its crumbling walls, massive steel girders and cement floor, has become home to more than 200 artists from 28 countries. A novelty of this edition of the biennale is a photography exhibition, divided into four distinct sections. The vast majority of the remaining 20 sections, prepared by independent curators, is devoted to painting. The first impression is that the main asset of this year’s biennale is its raw space. The entrance room features an attractive selection of photographs, yet you don’t feel like sinking yourContinue Reading