Communication Space and Gallery Školská 28

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A space where people and ideas meet

About Us

Školská 28

Communication Space and Gallery Školská 28 is dedicated to contemporary art, community engagement, and international cooperation. Our mission is to cultivate dialogue across cultures and disciplines, support emerging and established artists, and provide an inclusive platform for creative and civic initiatives. Operating under the Linhart Foundation, we build on a rich tradition of cultural innovation in the center of Prague.

A space for meeting and sharing

Since 1998, Školská 28 has served as a home for artists, creative minds, neighbours, and the wider public seeking a place for open exchange and collective reflection.
Our long‑term program is grounded in the values of non‑violent communication, thoughtful dialogue, and the search for shared perspectives across disciplines and cultures.

Current Role and Activities

Operated by the Linhart Foundation, Školská 28 has gradually evolved into a vibrant centre of cultural and community life.
It hosts exhibitions, discussions, workshops, screenings, and collaborative projects that connect art, education, and civic engagement.

Školská 28 – Communication Space and Gallery

An open space for dialogue, education, and culture

01 GALLERY

Gallery Školská 28 is an open space for contemporary art that connects visual creation, new media forms, sound projects, and experimental approaches. The curatorial team works with a dynamic interdisciplinary program and supports artists across generations. The gallery provides a platform for projects at the intersection of art, research, and intercultural as well as inter‑social dialogue.

02 SEE LEARNING

SEE Learning is a comprehensive program of social, emotional, and ethical education developed by experts at Emory University. It supports the development of attention, self‑awareness, relational skills, and psychological resilience in both students and educators.

03 COMMUNITY GARDEN

The community garden creates a peaceful haven in the heart of Prague and serves as an open space for residents of Prague 1 as well as the wider public. It offers a place for meeting, relaxation, and small community activities that strengthen neighbourly relations and naturally connect people with the environment of Školská 28.

04 TIBET OPEN HOUSE

Tibet Open House is dedicated to Himalayan culture, art, and traditional values. Located within the Communication Centre Školská 28, it offers activities inspired by Tibetan cultural heritage and philosophical traditions. Its focus is on fostering human values, encouraging intercultural understanding, and supporting the preservation of Himalayan cultural expressions.

Roots of dialogue, experimentation, and artistic courage

History

The Communication Space Školská 28 was established in 1999 by the Linhart Foundation as an open venue for contemporary art, experimentation, and community gathering. Under the leadership of Dana Recmanová, Miloš Vojtěchovský, Martin Blažíček, and Michal Kindernay, it gradually developed into a respected gallery focused on new media forms, sound projects, moving image, and site‑specific installations. Over the years, it has presented artists such as Martin Zet, Milan Guštar, Miloš Šejn, Tomáš Ruller, Jamie Drouin, Markéta Kubačáková, Viktor Čech, The Bureau of Melodramatic Research, as well as many emerging creators within student projects. The identity of the venue was long shaped by its distinctive logo designed for Školská 28 by Krištof Kintera.

After the curatorial program led by Dana Recmanová came to an end, the gallery continued to present contemporary art and welcomed a new generation of notable artists, including Stanislav Doležal, Karolína Mitášová, Petr Králík, Zdeněk Fáňa Svoboda, Chungpo Tsering, Joska Skalník, Hanna Alisa Omer, and Juan David Cevallos.

The gallery realized dozens of exhibitions, residency projects, and interdisciplinary events, including programs dedicated to experimental music, media archaeology, and environmental themes. Its uniquely articulated architecture encouraged site‑specific installations, and the curatorial approach embraced experimentation and cross‑disciplinary overlap. In this way, Školská 28 became an important centre of independent culture in Prague.