Opening event The Society of Dangerous Evidence: Dykes on Bikes 2.0
We invite you to the opening of the exhibition The Society of Dangerous Evidence: Dykes on Bikes 2.0 at Fotograf Zone Gallery, which maps the various forms of lesbian and queer experience in relation to space, language, the body and material structures.
It arises from the need to articulate this experience not only as an identity category but as a way of being and functioning in a world often defined by heteronormative and patriarchal frameworks. The artists and collectives represented in the exhibition approach themes such as sexuality, language, cuisine, landscape or technology through specific political, corporeal and cultural strategies. This creates a layered and complex portrayal of what queer positionality can mean in contemporary European context.
One of the exhibition’s starting points is the re-edition of the cookbook Who Ever Said Dykes Can’t Cook?, originally published in the United States in 1983. In 2021, Félix Kazi-Tani reworked the publication, expanding it with contemporary perspectives and situating it within a European context. A forthcoming Czech edition is being developed in collaboration with artists and queer collectives from the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Here, the cookbook is not just a collection of recipes; it becomes a political document, a method of knowledge-sharing, and a tool for articulating lesbian history and presence beyond academic or institutional frameworks.
Opening Event · October 7, 2025, 6:00 p.m.
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Artists · Clementine Roy, Marta Orlando,
Felixe Kazi Tani, Julia E. Dyck,
Barbora Lungová, Tamara Corde Crhová,
Monika Kováčová
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Curator · Natálie Kubíková
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Venue · Fotograf Zone Gallery
Jungmannova 19/7, 110 00, Prague 1
Open Group – Repeat After Me 2022
The project Repeat After Me 2022 by the creative collective Open Group works with sound as the primary carrier of wartime experience. Instead of images of destruction, it focuses on the acoustic trace of conflict—on the sounds of weapons, explosions, sirens, and silence, which inscribe themselves into the bodies and memories of people living through war or forced exile. The ability to recognize these sounds is not a matter of artistic or sociological experiment; however experimental its aesthetics may be, it signals an effort to survive.
Too close to remember
The exhibition explores the theme of synaesthesis – i.e. a reaction of the body and mind and an experience that melds the sensory modalities of diverse entities existing in the digital, posthuman and technological environments. The project develops the discourse on various approaches to perception, especially in reference to the crisis of authenticity of human sensory perception that finds itself under pressure from contemporary power structures, surveillance and production.
Chaeyeon Kang – 28 days
We warmly invite you to the opening of Chaeyeon Kang – 28 days, an exhibition project installed in the gallery window of Fotograf Zone. The exhibition presents the winning project of the Fotograf Zone Gallery Open Call 2026.