Matadors / Matadoras - Buildings for Culture. Four Theaters by Ivo Klimeš

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Kruh, o.s.
Publisher
Tisková zpráva
29.03.2009 10:45
Kruh and the Experimental Space Roxy/NoD are pleased to invite you to the lecture series Matadors / Matadoras

Thu 02. 04. 09 19h

Buildings for Culture. Four Theaters by Ivo Klimeš

realization: City Theater in Most (1968-85), renovation of the Antonín Dvořák Theater in Ostrava (1967), renovation of the Jiří Myron Theater in Ostrava (1979-81), renovation of the Silesian Theater in Opava (1991), project of the Janáček Philharmonic in Ostrava (1969-91)

venue: Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, Dlouhá 33, Prague 1

entry is voluntary
publications and T-shirts from Kruh are available for purchase at a favorable price during the lectures

The Civic Association Kruh has prepared a series of lecture evenings for the first half of 2009, dedicated to the "matadors" of Czech architecture. The project will present prominent figures from the older generation of architects, whose works from the 60s to the 80s are slowly falling into oblivion today. The series will open with a lecture by the prominent Ostrava architect Ivo Klimeš (*1932), who focused mainly on theater projects in his work. In his projects, he collaborated, for example, with designer Radim Ulmann. In his work, Ivo Klimeš moved in the 60s and 70s from sharply cut shapes and crystallinely formed mass to more organic compositions with oval and softly elaborated masses inspired by Scandinavian architecture. His work, increasingly focused on theater projects, made him a leading expert on this subject.

partners: Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, AVU Prague School of Architecture
project supported by: Konsepti, Metrostav a. s., the City Hall of Prague, MDA Prague s.r.o., MDA Ostrava s.r.o., AV Media, Sipral
media partners: Era 21, Radio 1, www.archiweb.cz, Cultural Weekly A2
info: www.kruh.info, www.nod.roxy.cz
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