Fundaments & Sediments

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Publisher: GHMP
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-7010-003-5
Concept and text: Petr Vaňous
Translated by: Ivan Vomáčka
Language Editor: Marta Nožková
Graphic Design: Adéla Svobodová

The catalog was published on the occasion of the exhibition Fundamentals & Sediments, held in the Municipal Library, 2nd floor from 2 February to 1 May 2011.

Original Charles Bridge Sculptures

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Publisher: GHMP
Year of publication: 2014
Edition: 1.
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-7010-993-9
Welcome text and concept: Marie Foltýnová
Translated by: Josef Vomáčka
Photographs: Oto Palán
Text editing: Marta Nožková
Graphic design: Michaela Maupicová

Saints of the Charles Bridge

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Publisher: GHMP
Year of publication: 2016
Edition: 1.
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-7010-118-6
Welcome text and concept: Marie Foltýnová
Translated by: Rani Tolimat
Photographs: Oto Palán
Czech text editing: Marta Nožková, Lucie Vidmar
English text editing: Vladimíra Šefranka Žáková
Graphic design: Petr Hrůza

The Biennale Guide

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Publisher: tranzit.cz
Year of publication: 2020
Language: in Czech, in English

The Biennale Guide comprises information about the first edition of the Biennale Matter of Art and is available as free download. A print version of the pocket book is available at select biennale venues (the Prague Market and GHMP – Municipal Library).

The Biennale Guide

Come Closer / The Biennale Reader

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Price: CZK 490

Publisher: tranzit.cz / Sternberg Press
Year of publication: 2020
Range: 296
Format: 140 × 210 mm
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-87259-47-4 (CZ), 978-3-95679-570-1 (ENG)
Editors: Tereza Stejskalová, Vít Havránek
Texts: Jérôme Bazin, Heather Berg, Pavel Berky, Anna Daučíková, Patrick D. Flores, Isabela Grosseová, Vít Havránek, Marie Iljašenko, Rado Ištok, Barbora Kleinhamplová, Eva Koťátková, Kateřina Lišková, Ewa Majewska, Tuan Mami, Alice Nikitinová, Alma Lily Rayner, Sarah Sharma, Jiří Skála, Adéla Souralová, Edita Stejskalová, Tereza Stejskalová, Matěj Spurný, Ovidiu Tichindeleanu, Simone Wille
Text editing: Věra Becková
Translated by: Olga Čaplyginová, Petra Jelínková
Graphic Design: Laura Pappa
Typography: Stará škola (staraskola.net)
Pre-press preparation of reproductions: Radek Typovský

Chýnov – The Cottage of Sculptor František Bílek

GHMP Bílkův dům
GHMP Zámek Troja
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Publisher: GHMP
Year of publication: 2020
Edition: 1.
Range: 120
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-7010-165-0 (CZ), 978-80-7010-166-7 (ENG)
Text: Hana Larvová
Graphic Design: Lenka Jasanská
Photographs: Galerie hlavního města Prahy, Národní galerie v Praze, Památník národního písemnictví v Praze, Muzeum fotografie Šechtl a Voseček v Táboře, Uměleckoprůmyslové museum v Praze, Památník A. Heyduka, Oto Palán, Lukáš Jasánský, Tomáš Souček, Martin Micka
Translated by: Vladimíra Šefranka Žáková
Language Editor: Alena Benešová

Ahoj socho

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Hugo chodí bos

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Price: CZK 380

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Publisher: Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
Year of publication: 2018
Edition: 1.
Language: in Czech
ISBN: 978-80-7010-143-8
Texts: Michaela Matysová, Lucie Štůlová Vobořilová
Art Concept: papelote
Illustration: Štěpánka Bláhovcová
Language Editor: Ondřej Krochmalný

A colourful book full of photographs and drawings is based on discovering, learning and collaborating children and parents. Readers will encounter a variety of sculptures and monuments from stone and bronze figures to works of art made by the body, snow or grass. In addition to contemporary creators, including even Kateřina Šedá, Kurt Gebauer, Krištof Kintera and Denisa Václavová in the book personally tell the story of one of their projects, there are also monuments of St. Wenceslas and Master Jan Hus or sculptures from Charles Bridge. The creative tasks will lead Prague and non-Prague readers to explore their surroundings. The book is primarily intended for families with children from the age of 6, but may also be of interest to educators or children’s interest group leaders.

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Troja Château

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Publisher: Prague City Gallery (GHMP)
Year of publication: 2017
Edition: 1.
Range: 117
Language: in Czech, in English
ISBN: 978-80-7010-126-1
Text: Martin Krummholz
Graphic Design: Lenka Jasanská
Photographs: Milan Demela, Jan Gloc, Martin Krummholz, Petr Kříž, Martin Mádl, National Gallery in Prague, Tomáš Souček, Vertical Images s.r.o.
Translated by: Vladimíra Šefranka Žáková
Language Editor: Vladimíra Šefranka Žáková

This new publication describes the history and origins of Troja Château, a Baroque architectural complex in Prague of Europe-wide importance. For the first time ever, the chateau’s architecture and exceptional decorations, as well as the social connections of its builder, Count Václav Vojtěch of Šternberk, are placed within the context of late-17th-century Central European art. Richly illustrated and with user-friendly diagrams, the book is intended as a practical guide to the building for both the general public as well as the academic community.