About Artpark

The goal of Artpark is to present contemporary art and its interdisciplinary and social intersections to the general public. For each new exhibition, we host lectures and talks with artists and experts from various fields and domains, as well as public reading events and musical performances. We also regularly organize educational programs for schools and other groups, aiming to create a space for an inspiring exchange of diverse approaches to contemporary art, its interpretation and experiences on an emotional level.

As part of the Artpark, Galerie Rudolfinum Map serves as a navigational space for all those who want to familiarise themselves with the world of contemporary art. The Galerie Rudolfinum Map introduces schools of thought that have been fundamental for thinking and artistic creations over the past few years and have been reflected in the exhibitions at Galerie Rudolfinum since its establishment in 1994. The Artpark aspires to provide a peaceful space for research, play, and relaxation.

Admission to Artpark and Galerie Rudolfinum is free.

Galerie Rudolfinum Library

In addition to the accompanying programmes, Artpark offers various forms of educational sources: specialised materials, art monographs, exhibition catalogues, theoretical publications, and journals that also touch upon related fields, for example, aesthetics, visual studies, philosophy, literary theory, and others. The publications are available in the Galerie Rudolfinum Library, which is part of Artpark. The books and journals are freely available for browsing. After reading, please return them to their original place.

You may find the library’s catalogue here.