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HYB4 Galerie: Stvoření – Mýtus – Umění | Vernisáž
Hyb4 Gallery: Creation - Myth - Art Vernissage
Event by: Kampus Hybernská
Location: Hybernská 998/4, Hybernská 4, Praha 1
Talks & discussions, Exhibitions
About event
(Eng Below)
The joint project of the Czech Institute of Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts and the Hybern Campus Gallery connects the ancient Egyptian texts and contemporary art. The project led by Associate Professor Jiří Janák follows the research of the ancient Egyptian religion and is based on new translations and interpretations of the original sources. Part of the exhibition is a presentation of the archaeological results of the Czech Egyptology Institute of Faculty of Arts, Charles University from Abusir, including photographs, films and more. The exhibition will also be complemented by educational lectures of our leading experts and other events. Košárek, Jan Kuntoš, Martin Mainer, Silvie Milková, Petr Nikl, Marian Palla, Karolína Rossi, Milos Šejn, Robert Skrott, Aleš Svoboda, Tereza Šrámková, Zdenek TRS, Martin Zetova. The most important religious centers of ancient Egypt, from the city of Iun (Heliopolis), which once decomposed in the northeastern suburb of today's Cairo. It is not an accurate scientific translation of a particular ancient text, but a modified and renowned version of myth composed of the original sources of various genres, ways of use in cult and time.
The whole and partial passages of myth without the need for further interpretation or links under the line. Therefore, originally one -word expressions or hieroglyphic signs are written into longer phrases and some religious ideas are explained in the narrated story. The myth contains passages that are a literal quotation from the so -called pyramid texts from the middle of the 3rd millennium BC, in other texts adopts religious ideas, names, titles or epitette of the gods documented in anthem from the end of the 2nd millennium BC. And some other motifs of the story originally appear in ritual texts that have been preserved only on papyrus from the 1st - 2nd century after the turn of the era. In this form it is not documented from Egyptian sources, yet it tells the story using original motifs, language turnover and thought images.
Charles University
The event takes place under the auspices of the Czech Centers and the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Egypt. Gallery Campus Hybernská Connects Ancient Egyptian Texts and Contemporary Visual Arts. The Project, LED by Associate Professor Jiří Janák, Builds on the Research of Ancient Egyptian Religion and Is Based on New Translations and Interpretations of the Original Sources.
Czech Artists Are Inspired BC To the 1st Century Ad and Create Works in Variase Styles and Techniques. The Project Also Includes and Visual Presentation of the Archaeological Results of the Czech Institute of the Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University from Abusir, Including Photographs, Films and Other Materials. The Exhibition Will Be Completed by an Educational and Popularization Program, Including Lectures and Events for the Public.
Šejn, Svatopluk Klimeš, Martin Mainer, Martin Zetová, Veronika Holcová and Others.
City of Iunu (Heliopolis), WHICH ONE HODOD in the Area of the Northeastern Suburbs of Present-Day Cairo.
Genres, Modes of Use, and Dating. The text Has Been Prepared to Reflect As Closely As Possible Both the Original Mythological Ideas and the USUAL Structure of Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Myths in General and Above All Further Interpretation or Footnotes.
Therefore, Original One-Word Expressions or Hieroglyphic Characters Are Broken Down into Longer Phrases and Some Religious Ideas Are Explained Directly within the narrative. The Myth Also Contains Verbatim Quotations from the So-Called Pyramid Texts Dating From the Mid-3rd Millennium B.C. In Other Passages, The Text Adopts Religious Ideas, Names, Titles, Or the Epithets of the Gods Attested only in Hymns From the Late 2nd Millennium B.C. A.D.
The myth of the creation of the World, WHICH WAS AVAILable to the Artists Involved in the Creation - MyTh - Art Project, Is Itself an Artificial Creation. It is not attested in this form from Egyptian sources, Yet It Tells and Story Using Indigens Motifs, Linguistic Turns of Phras and Mental Imagery.
The joint project of the Czech Institute of Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts and the Hybern Campus Gallery connects the ancient Egyptian texts and contemporary art. The project led by Associate Professor Jiří Janák follows the research of the ancient Egyptian religion and is based on new translations and interpretations of the original sources. Part of the exhibition is a presentation of the archaeological results of the Czech Egyptology Institute of Faculty of Arts, Charles University from Abusir, including photographs, films and more. The exhibition will also be complemented by educational lectures of our leading experts and other events. Košárek, Jan Kuntoš, Martin Mainer, Silvie Milková, Petr Nikl, Marian Palla, Karolína Rossi, Milos Šejn, Robert Skrott, Aleš Svoboda, Tereza Šrámková, Zdenek TRS, Martin Zetova. The most important religious centers of ancient Egypt, from the city of Iun (Heliopolis), which once decomposed in the northeastern suburb of today's Cairo. It is not an accurate scientific translation of a particular ancient text, but a modified and renowned version of myth composed of the original sources of various genres, ways of use in cult and time.
The whole and partial passages of myth without the need for further interpretation or links under the line. Therefore, originally one -word expressions or hieroglyphic signs are written into longer phrases and some religious ideas are explained in the narrated story. The myth contains passages that are a literal quotation from the so -called pyramid texts from the middle of the 3rd millennium BC, in other texts adopts religious ideas, names, titles or epitette of the gods documented in anthem from the end of the 2nd millennium BC. And some other motifs of the story originally appear in ritual texts that have been preserved only on papyrus from the 1st - 2nd century after the turn of the era. In this form it is not documented from Egyptian sources, yet it tells the story using original motifs, language turnover and thought images.
Charles University
The event takes place under the auspices of the Czech Centers and the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Egypt. Gallery Campus Hybernská Connects Ancient Egyptian Texts and Contemporary Visual Arts. The Project, LED by Associate Professor Jiří Janák, Builds on the Research of Ancient Egyptian Religion and Is Based on New Translations and Interpretations of the Original Sources.
Czech Artists Are Inspired BC To the 1st Century Ad and Create Works in Variase Styles and Techniques. The Project Also Includes and Visual Presentation of the Archaeological Results of the Czech Institute of the Egyptology of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University from Abusir, Including Photographs, Films and Other Materials. The Exhibition Will Be Completed by an Educational and Popularization Program, Including Lectures and Events for the Public.
Šejn, Svatopluk Klimeš, Martin Mainer, Martin Zetová, Veronika Holcová and Others.
City of Iunu (Heliopolis), WHICH ONE HODOD in the Area of the Northeastern Suburbs of Present-Day Cairo.
Genres, Modes of Use, and Dating. The text Has Been Prepared to Reflect As Closely As Possible Both the Original Mythological Ideas and the USUAL Structure of Ancient Egyptian and Ancient Myths in General and Above All Further Interpretation or Footnotes.
Therefore, Original One-Word Expressions or Hieroglyphic Characters Are Broken Down into Longer Phrases and Some Religious Ideas Are Explained Directly within the narrative. The Myth Also Contains Verbatim Quotations from the So-Called Pyramid Texts Dating From the Mid-3rd Millennium B.C. In Other Passages, The Text Adopts Religious Ideas, Names, Titles, Or the Epithets of the Gods Attested only in Hymns From the Late 2nd Millennium B.C. A.D.
The myth of the creation of the World, WHICH WAS AVAILable to the Artists Involved in the Creation - MyTh - Art Project, Is Itself an Artificial Creation. It is not attested in this form from Egyptian sources, Yet It Tells and Story Using Indigens Motifs, Linguistic Turns of Phras and Mental Imagery.