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Czech cultural institution developments
Overview
Cultural institutions in the Czech Republic are introducing new exhibits and undergoing structural changes. In Prague, the Museum of Senses has opened in the baroque Harrach Palace, offering approximately fifty interactive sensory exhibits. In Plzeň, a reconstructed site at Klatovská 19 is becoming an experiential museum focused on 20th-century history, featuring the expansion of the Patton Museum and the preservation of an Adolf Loos-designed apartment.
Further developments include the launch of the ‘City and World’ permanent exhibition at the Municipal Museum in Moravská Třebová, which showcases artifacts from donor Ludwig V. Holzmaister. Meanwhile, Zlín Castle is set to close for eighteen months for reconstruction. To maintain cultural programming during this period, the Živý Zlín center will relocate cinema, concerts, and exhibitions to the Kolektivní dům and utilize public spaces like Sad Svobody.
Entities
Museum of Senses · Jana Kubáčová · Zlín Castle · Patton Museum · Moravská Třebová Museum
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesCzech cultural institutions announce new exhibits and upcoming closures
Cultural institutions in the Czech Republic are undergoing changes: Moravská Třebová Museum opened a new permanent exhibit, while Zlín Castle prepares for an eighteen-month reconstruction closure.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesInteractive museums open in Prague and Plzeň
New interactive and experiential museums are opening in Prague and Plzeň, featuring sensory illusions and 20th-century historical exhibits.
Sources
metro.cz · pardubice.rozhlas.cz · region.rozhlas.cz · zlinsky.denik.cz