ŽENY v UMĚNÍ

WOMEN in ART

The Marilyn Monroe 100 project includes a parallel exhibition cycle, Women in Art, in the Gothic Hall of the Czech Gallery of Modern Art. This unique accompanying project will feature eight contemporary female artists throughout the exhibition, who will present their solo exhibitions sequentially at two-week intervals.

As part of the project, we will offer diverse perspectives on female identity, strength, sensitivity, inner world, and the changing position of women in contemporary art and society. Each artist will bring a distinctive artistic language and individual interpretation of themes related to femininity, emotions, freedom, beauty, and fragility. The project thus creates a space for dialogue between different generations, approaches, and artistic media.

The exhibition symbolically builds on the legacy of Marilyn Monroe as one of the most prominent female icons of the 20th century. Marilyn Monroe is not seen here merely as a Hollywood legend, but also as a woman who became a symbol of strength, vulnerability, individuality, and the desire for personal freedom. These very themes connect the main exhibition with the work of contemporary female artists and offer a current perspective on the position of women in art and society.

The Women in Art cycle simultaneously expands the main project with a contemporary artistic perspective and creates a vibrant platform for the presentation of prominent female figures on the Czech art scene. In the historical space from the 14th century, a meeting place for contemporary art, female creativity, and inspiring stories is thus created.

KLÁRA SEDLO June 15—June 28, 2026

TEREZA KOVANDOVÁ June 29—July 12, 2026

SILVIE KOŘISTKOVÁ July 13—July 26, 2026

ELIŠKA ZRADIČKOVÁ July 27—August 9, 2026

LENKA KOZLÍKOVÁ August 10—August 23, 2026

KRISTÝNA ŠŤASTNÁ (CHRISTY) August 24—September 6, 2026

VERONIKA MANUKJAN September 7—September 20, 2026

LUCIE SVOBODA September 21—October 4, 2026

VERONIKA MANUKJAN September 7—September 20, 2026

LUCIE SVOBODA September 21—October 4, 2026