The exhibition "NATURE FUTURE - young European photography"
As part of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Embassy of France in Czech Republic and the French Institute in Prague, in partnership with 11 European cultural centers members of EUNIC Prague, including the Czech Centers, present "NATURE FUTURE - young European photography", curated by the French Collective Fetart.
The exhibition presents the work of 14 young European photographers, who, with a fair, contemporary, poetic, sometimes humorous look, analyze the major environmental crisis that is hitting the planet. The exhibition will open on May 9 at 5.30 pm, Europe Day, in the presence of the artists and curators who will host the public from 3 pm. It will be displayed until August 28, 2022, in the public space, at Kampa Park.
Several panel discussions, with the exhibited artists, will be organized for the public on the topics of artistic commitment, dialogue between art and environmental issues.
With the artworks of : Margaux Senlis (France), Ruben Martin de Lucas (Spain), Daniel Szalai (Hungary), Ioana Cirlig (Romania), Ada Zielińska (Poland), Léontina Berková (Slovakia), Tomáš Hrůza and Andrea Průchová Hrůzová (Czech Republic), Marina Caneve (Italy), Jana Hartmann (Germany), Maria Oliveira (Portugal), Markus Guschelbauer (Austria), Inka & Niclas (Sweden).
The exhibition has received the patronage of the Mayor of Prague 1 and is funded by EUNIC Global, the French Institute, EUNIC Prague and the company VEOLIA.
The partner centers of the project are the Cervantes Institute in Prague, the Liszt Institute, the Romanian Cultural Center, the Polish Institute in Prague, the Slovak Institute in Prague, the Czech Centers, the Italian Cultural Institute in Prague, the Swedish Embassy, the Goethe-Institut, the Camoes Institute and the Austrian Cultural Forum Rakouské. This project has received a grant from the EUNIC Cluster Fund with special funding under the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union. EUNIC - European Union National Institutes for Culture - is the European network of national cultural institutes and organizations, with 36 members from all EU member states and associated countries. The EUNIC Prague cluster aims to promote a sense of European belonging through an inclusive culture oriented towards today's challenges.
