Construction Approved
June will be the last month before the renovation of the Prager's Cubes, the move of IPR, and the temporary closure of CAMP. We’re revisiting exhibitions from our archives, inviting artists, and giving materials from our building a second life. Come and join us for a moment to say goodbye to the Emauzy complex and find out what we have in store for you next.
Exhibitions You Missed
23/05 – 07/06
We’ll take a look back at major exhibitions focusing on Prague’s future (Prague’s Priorities), major redevelopment sites (Smíchov and Žižkov stations, Rohan Island), as well as transportation development (Connected City) and landscape development (The City and the River). We’ll also reflect on the past together with the creators of the exhibitions and interventions Architektura 58–89, Asanace, and DEVADE. Nor will we overlook our collaborations with international figures, including photographer Iwan Baan (Prague Diary) and multimedia artist Refik Anadol (Prague Dreams). The retrospective will also include a brief recap of everything that has been built, discussed, or planned in Prague over the past decade.
archive
For every exhibition we’ve prepared, a range of accompanying materials was created that didn’t make it into this retrospective. In our archive, you can browse through catalogs, go through worksheets with your children, or view digital models of the exhibition using the Matterport app.
Artist Interventions
12–28/06
Leaving. Reaction. Process. Emphasis. Intervention. Want to get involved? Take part too! Step into a space that won’t be the same every day. In the final phase, the site will come alive with a series of site-specific events that will hint at the near future of Prager’s Cubes. Artists will approach the site as a work of art. CAMP will be gradually transformed by Vladimir 518, Krištof Kintera, Lenka Tyrpeklová, David Böhm and Jiří Franta, Agáta Tichá, Epos 257, Tomáš Staněk, Maxmilian A. Mootz, Jan Fabián, Tomáš Svoboda, Benedikt Markel, and others.
You can visit the transformation on an ongoing basis starting June 12; it will culminate on June 25 and remain on view until June 28.
Closing Party
25/06
Before we switch off our neon for a while due to the upcoming reconstruction, we want to properly celebrate this chapter of IPR with you. That’s why we are preparing a vibrant full-day program for everyone, and we look forward to you joining us to say goodbye in style.
The closing party will take place from 17:00 to 22:00. We’re planning workshops, guided tours, and a music program for you.
Accompanying program
Throw it away? Or transform it? Come help clean up CAMP and give things a second life at the same time. Under the guidance of experienced designers for whom recycling is a natural part of their creative process, we’ll work with materials from exhibitions—from paper and banners to plywood and other installation elements. You’ll take home your own piece of CAMP and learn how to think about materials in a new way.
