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.
Michal Kalhous
Michal Kalhous (b. 1967) currently serves as Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Ostrava. He graduated from the Faculty of Science at Palacký University Olomouc and completed his doctoral studies in visual communication at the Faculty of Art and Design at UJEP in Ústí nad Labem. He has exhibited in prestigious Czech galleries such as PLATO Ostrava and Fait Gallery in Brno, as well as internationally, including at London College in England.
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Exhibition | Goosefoot and Raspberries, The Road to Victory
Artists | Michal Kalhous
Opening | 15 September 2026, 7:00 pm
Duration | 16 September – 31 October 2026
Venue | Galerie Fotografic
Opening hours | Tue–Sat, 1–6 pm
Guided Tour for Seniors
Elpida is a Czech non-profit organisation that has been helping people age actively and with dignity for more than 20 years. Through its educational and cultural centres in Prague, it offers a wide range of courses, creative workshops, lectures, and community activities for older adults. Elpida also operates the free Senior Helpline, publishes Vitalmagazine, runs the OLD’s COOL podcast, and develops projects that challenge stereotypes about ageing while fostering creativity, learning, and intergenerational dialogue.
The Applied Photography studio at FUD UJEP – Photosynthesis
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Apple Harvest
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