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Slapetov?'s response to her work with the Yali Mek envisions a contemporary art happening between the tribe and CzechiaIn the second book in the Ultra-Super-Natural series, Barbora Slapetov? (born...

Czech photographer Dana Kyndrov? (born 1955) offers a portrait of Russian culture from the 1970s to today. Kyndrov? attempts to document not only historical events such as the departure of Soviet...

Czech painter and sculptor Erika Bornov? (born 1964) uses unconventional materials such as wax, polystyrene and polychrome to construct her often-provocative, erotic sculptures of human figures. This...

This 1980s series by Czech photographer Josef Moucha (born 1956), recalling the experience of compulsory military service under communist rule, is published here for the first time with introductory...

Published on the occasion of what would have been his 70th birthday, this monograph on the work of the late Czech photographer Milon Novotny reveals him to be more than just a photojournalist. A poet...

This book represents the work of pioneering Czech photographer Miroslav Machotka (born 1946) from the last 40 years. Machotka's striking and symbolic black-and-white images are shot mostly in the...

Sport Is Art is the first publication to survey the depiction of sports in Czech art of the 20th and 21st centuries, focusing on the methods and techniques used by diverse artists to convey the...

This selection of works by Czech documentary photographer V?clav Podest?t (born 1960) from the past 25 years features solitary figures in urban settings, inspired by Saint-Exup?ry's quote "man sees...

Vladimira Klumpar (born 1954) is a contemporary American artist of Czech origin who creates monumental, abstract, cast-glass sculptures. This volume surveys nearly three decades of work and includes...