GHMP Art Book Fair 2026

Exhibitions

The sixth edition of Prague City Gallery’s Art Book Fair will once again showcase a selection of the most interesting publications in the fields of art books, artists’ publications and zines The accompanying programme, conceived by graphic designer and musician Martin Hůla, will be held this year under the motto DO IT TOGETHER, viewing culture as a living and collaborative process. Visitors will therefore be able not only to take part in discussions throughout the weekend, but also to get involved themselves – through drawings, texts or ideas – in the wider programme, working together to create publications, a special font or open-source tools that will continue to exist long after the festival has ended. GHMP’s Art Book Fair will take place on 19 and 20 September 2026 at Troja Château. Admission will be free throughout the weekend.

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Exhibitions

September 2, 2026

He was known both in the Paris art world and among the Montenegrins in the Balkans. GHMP commemorates the extraordinary story of Jaroslav Čermák

In 1858, he was living a comfortable life in Paris; he was just under thirty years old and had already achieved everything that most European painters of the time could only dream of. He exhibited at the prestigious Paris Salons, wealthy patrons were buying his paintings and he had before him a career that was open to only a handful of artists of his generation. Instead, he decided to travel to Dubrovnik and later to the Balkans, a region ravaged by war. He spent time among Montenegrins and Herzegovinians fighting against the Ottoman Empire and came to know their harsh way of life. He drew and sketched, was received at the Montenegrin princely court, and later transformed these experiences into monumental canvases in his Paris studio. His name was Jaroslav Čermák. Prague City Gallery, in collaboration with the National Gallery Prague, is now commemorating his extraordinary life with the first major retrospective in almost a century. The exhibition will be on display from 4 November at the GHMP Knihovna.

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Buildings

August 17, 2026

Bouchalka: GHMP Completes Modern Facilities for Its Collections

Prague City Gallery is opening a new chapter in its history: after many years of effort, a challenging project to build a new storage facility has been successfully completed; this facility will meet the demands of the 21st century for an institution that manages an ever-expanding collection comprising some 16,000 works of art.

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Exhibitions

June 22, 2026

Headless Rider Bolf Mančuška Šerých Vaněk

The Headless Rider Returns After Thirty Years. GHMP opens an exhibition on freedom, improvisation and the “archaeology” of the 1990s

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Exhibitions

May 17, 2026

The Second Fire: Love Letter to Baikal

The Prague City Gallery presents the exhibition The Second Fire: Love Letter to Baikal, by Gabriela Bulišová and Mark Isaac, at GHMP House of Photography. The exhibition will be open to the public from 19 May to 16 August, 2026.

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Exhibitions

April 19, 2026

Expanding Our Collection: Acquisitions 2013–2025

Prague City Gallery presents the exhibition Expanding Our Collection: Acquisitions 2013–2025. Curated by Magdalena Juříková, it will be on display at GHMP Knihovna from 29 April 2025 to 30 August 2026. The exhibition presents a selection of acquisitions made by Prague City Gallery over the period during which Magdalena Juříková has led the institution.

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Exhibitions

March 30, 2026

Labyrinth: Wandering Within

Labyrinth – Structure, Maze and Metaphor. A place where wandering and searching for direction are accompanied by uncertainty, tension and fear, influencing the maze walker’s decision about which way to go. Every decision is crucial, because without Ariadne's thread, it is difficult to retrace our steps. What leads us to make decisions? Understanding the structure? Fear of uncertainty? Prague City Gallery presents this year’s edition of the Labyrinth project, subtitled Wandering Within which will take place from 1 April – 29 October 2026 at Troja Château.

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