“Clay can be a kind of symbol of the beginning and the end. It is a kind of earthly universe full of endless life, layers and functional processes that, although not visible at first sight, are known in the results of their activity. The clay - the earthly universe - is responsible, for example, for providing nutrients and shelter for living organisms, the ability to procreate, to seep excess water from heavy rains, or to be solid underfoot. And ultimately, it is also the final home for our physical shell.”
— Tereza Laliková, workshop leader
Tutor: Tereza Laliková
We invite you to a creative workshop for children aged 6-12 with educator Tereza Laliková for the exhibition Soulad. The educator will pick up participants at the Lidice Gallery reception.
The Lidice Art Collection (LAC) at the Lidice Memorial in the Czech Republic presents NHK Collection for Lidice, a new exhibition drawn entirely from the landmark donation of 65 artworks by Huma Kabakci, the Turkish-British custodian and curator of the Nahit & Huma Kabakci Collection (NHK Collection).
A selection of works from the Lidice Art Collection at Kars Gallery, Kralupy nad Vltavou. Celebration of Life, 12 Sep – 15 Dec 2026. Opening 11 Sep, 18:00.