PRAGUE: Musoleum
David Černý, the sculptor of the giant head of Franz Kafka in the centre of Prague, who enjoys being provocative and is not afraid to tackle the most contemporary topics, has opened his gallery in the five-storey building of a former distillery in Prague. Visitors to the Musoleum can view some of his most iconic works, including a walking trabant and a red bus that can do push-ups.
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Seidl Photographic Studio
Are you also a fan of the romantic world of black-and-white photography, capturing times long since gone by? Then be sure to pay a visit to Český Krumlov’s Seidl Photographic Studio. Be wowed by a place which reveals the story of photography’s beginnings, the troubled fate of the photographer’s profession and a precious record of life around the borders with Germany and Austria in the earlier 20th century.
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