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Komentovaná prohlídka s Ivanem Pinkavou
Guided tour with Ivan Pinkava
Event by: Akademická farnost Praha - Salvátor, Centrum teologie a umění
Location: Church of St. Salvator, Křižovnická 1040/4, Praha 1
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Guided tour of this year's Lent intervention
with its author photographer Ivan Pinkava
The intervention, which bears the name of the night work, works by photographer Ivan Pinkava with two central places in the Jesuit tradition of the Church of the Holy Salvator. These are chapels and their altars, which end both side ships of the temple of the most. Salvator and are dedicated to both main Baroque heroes of the early journeymen - St. Ignáci from Loyola and St. František Xaversky.
For more information, see: Technical school in Prague and then art photography at FAMU. In 1989, together with other photographers co -founded the Prague House of Photography (PHP), in 2005–2007 he worked as the head of the studio of photography at Prague's UMPRUM. Outside Czech institutions, his works are represented in the collections of Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris, Gernsheim Collection in Texas, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Kinsey Institute Art Collection in Bloomington, The Dali Photo Museum in China, Museum of Photography Arts in San Dieg others.
Photo: Petr Neubert
with its author photographer Ivan Pinkava
The intervention, which bears the name of the night work, works by photographer Ivan Pinkava with two central places in the Jesuit tradition of the Church of the Holy Salvator. These are chapels and their altars, which end both side ships of the temple of the most. Salvator and are dedicated to both main Baroque heroes of the early journeymen - St. Ignáci from Loyola and St. František Xaversky.
For more information, see: Technical school in Prague and then art photography at FAMU. In 1989, together with other photographers co -founded the Prague House of Photography (PHP), in 2005–2007 he worked as the head of the studio of photography at Prague's UMPRUM. Outside Czech institutions, his works are represented in the collections of Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris, Gernsheim Collection in Texas, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Kinsey Institute Art Collection in Bloomington, The Dali Photo Museum in China, Museum of Photography Arts in San Dieg others.
Photo: Petr Neubert