Tamara Conde a Barbora Lungová

#1 min Tamara Conde Crhová, Barbora Lungová

11. 9. 2025

Tamara Conde and Barbora Lungová, Nudes (looped), 2025
Tamara Conde and Barbora Lungová, Nudes (looped), 2025
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Nudes (looped), 2025

a sequence of looped videos of a hand touching a flower. The flowers depicted are all in nude shades of lipstick; all are mauve, peach, caramel. Barbara has long been working on a garden dedicated to queerness where she writes poems out of the names of irises. Tamara is mainly focused on corporeality. The collaboration merges the interests of both artists and expresses the sensorial beauty of nature. The work symbolizes that we (queers) are part of nature.

Barbora Lungová – Lida Baarova, 2022

illustration for Andrea Vatulíková’s book I když se umíš smát jak Dalajláma.


THE SOCIETY OF DANGEROUS EVIDENCE:  
DYKES ON BIKES 2.0  
October 4–12, 2025
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Jungmannova 19/7, 110 00, Prague 1  
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Hours · 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.  

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Tamara Conde Crhová

is a Czech artist whose work focuses on corporeality and the boundaries of both physical and imaginary identity. She draws inspiration from the human body, which she transforms into attributes of non-human beings such as fungi or mollusks. While her practice is rooted in painting, she often works with objects and installation. She studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno and has undertaken residencies and exhibited in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Austria.  

Barbora Lungová

is a painter and art theorist. She teaches at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno and is pursuing postgraduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. In her work, she explores the power aspects of representation, patriarchal norms, and queer identity. She also focuses on environmental issues and that is known critical gardening. Her long-term project Rainbow Garden connects queer culture with biodiversity. She has exhibited, among others, at Plato Ostrava, the Slovak National Gallery, and the Brno House of Arts.  

#49 Talk Together

This issue explores language – its forms, possibilities, and limits. We look at how we communicate in the digital space, how the language of artificial intelligence changes our notions of creativity, and how visual images can replace words. You will discover why language is never neutral and how it shapes identity, creates inequalities, and opens paths to liberation. The issue features a reflection by bell hooks, the artistic practice of Eszter Magyar, projects documenting the Roma community in Brno, and visual essays by Claudia Larcher and Tabor Robak. The magazine presents language as a tool of communication, power, and resistance and invites you to reflect on what it truly means to talk to one another today.

Prague Hosts Leading Voices in AI: Creativity, Technology, and Art in Dialogue

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Prague Hosts Leading Voices in AI: Creativity, Technology, and Art in Dialogue

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Experts and leading voices of the international AI scene will once again gather in Prague for the Fotograf Zone AI Forum. On Tuesday, November 4, the hall of Studio FAMU will transform into a platform inviting interdisciplinary collaboration and open discussion on the possibilities of using AI in art, technology, and social development. Don’t miss an evening that will reveal where our relationship with artificial intelligence is heading in the near future.

Tamar Moyzes & Shlomi Yaffe – The Political Power of Mycelium

#5 min Jitka Hlaváčková, Tamara Moyzes, Shlomi Yaffe

Tamar Moyzes & Shlomi Yaffe – The Political Power of Mycelium

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Modern science recognises the underground network of fungal fibres, or mycelium, as the “brain of ecosystems”, an alternative to centralised consciousness. It offers a fertile ground for artistic and philosophical inquiry, stimulating deliberations on types of intelligence, models of communication, and the legitimacy of an anthropocentric worldview. Mycelium – worshipped in the religion of the goddess Lacteria, invented as part of the artistic work of Tamara Moyzes – is an empathetic structure, able to sow the seeds of functional and resilient bonds into the cracks of broken social systems.