Jakub Tulinger and Lucie Šroglová – Bicycle ride
We invite you to join Jakub Tulinger’s bicycle ride from Holešovice Market to Fotograf Zone Gallery, where we will arrive for the opening of Jochen Lempert’s exhibition!
Cars and their increasing use in cities can, according to Timothy Horton, be understood as a retreat from urban public space. Hidden behind the windscreen, we are separated from other people, relationships, and potentially dangerous places. Cycling, by contrast, brings us back into the urban landscape and allows us to engage with it directly through all our senses.
If you usually feel uneasy about cycling in Prague, this group ride is a good opportunity to explore the city safely as part of a group along a pre-planned route. Along the way, we will visit several Prague galleries and exhibitions that are part of the Parallel Programme of Fotograf Festival 2026.
Bio
Jakub Tulinger is a graduate of the Documentary Strategies Studio at FAMU in Prague and currently teaches at a secondary school. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling.
Lucie Šroglová studied cultural anthropology and social geography at Charles University. Her research focuses on the emotional and affective experiences of women cyclists in the city. She is a member of Veselé chvíle, a music and theatre collective founded at DAMU in Prague.
Info
Date | 3 October 2026, 3:30 PM
Meeting Point | Festival container, Tržní náměstí, Holešovice Market
Start | Holešovice Market
Next stops | Jelení Gallery and Kurzor, Tyršův dům – Human Lab, Josef Sudek Studio, and Fotografic
Finish | Opening of the exhibition at Fotograf Zone Gallery
Hynek Alt – Fantom
Fantom, a site-specific installation by Hynek Alt, returns to the site where J. Sudek once worked in Prague’s Újezd district. The central element of the exhibition is a video created within a digital reconstruction of the studio. The exhibition includes a new photographic work that returns to Sudek’s portraits of veiled faces.
Infrastructures of Imagination
The exhibition explores how mythical and ritual narratives are reconfigured within an environment of data abstraction, distributed knowledge, and the aesthetic protocols of the present, and how digital culture shapes new forms of storytelling.
Michal Kalhous – Goosefoot and Raspberries, The Road to Victory
The exhibition *Goosefoot and Raspberries, The Road to Victory* presents a series of photographs created over the recent period. It is an experimental tool of synthesis and a search for a path to fulfillment. At the same time, it is a purposeful, captivating exploration of suddenness and their relationships. *Goosefoot and Raspberries, The Road to Victory* is once again an attempt at a dialogue between inner experience and a higher, transcendent order.