Photographs from the seventies
16.10.2014 - 1.3.2015
Atelier of Josef Sudek
Úvoz 24, Praha 1
Admission: 20 Kč full, 10 Kč reduced
In its sixtieth exhibition, the Josef Sudek Gallery is presenting the photographs of Jan Svoboda (1934—1990), which have been recently acquired for the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. They date from the 1970s, when Svoboda was accepted as an artist working in the medium of photography.
At the time, he was employed by the Museum to do photographic documentation. This compact exhibition also commemorates the works that he mounted himself, in which he was partly following on from Sudek. It turns out that many parallels exist between the oeuvres of the two men.
Blue painting, 1972
Photograph for Stanislav Kolíbal, 1971
Untitled, Cornerless - installation by Stanislav Kolíbal, 1970s
Prefiguration XX - The Saddest Photograph 1972
A Picture of No Return XXXV, 1972
From the "Table" series, 1970
At the time, he was employed by the Museum to do photographic documentation. This compact exhibition also commemorates the works that he mounted himself, in which he was partly following on from Sudek. It turns out that many parallels exist between the oeuvres of the two men.
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| Blue painting, 1972 |
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| Photograph for Stanislav Kolíbal, 1971 |
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| Untitled, Cornerless - installation by Stanislav Kolíbal, 1970s |
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| Prefiguration XX - The Saddest Photograph 1972 |
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| A Picture of No Return XXXV, 1972 |
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| From the "Table" series, 1970 |
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