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Time for Bed V
Michal Pěchouček

„I established universality and free movement via media as the basic premise of my work. I am not universally-based, not everything works out well, so sometimes I have to be happy with mere amateur experience …“

By the time you return home from work, everything will be nicely tidied up

The collection of ten photographs and three videos examines house chores within the scope of coexistence of two partners. The artist observes transitions of a traditionally perceived family environment with slight irony, but without coming across as being critical. She reconstructs real moments and situations from her own home environment – primarily cleaning.

Cultural and historical contexts of Czech visual arts.

Artlist documents the development of Czech visual art in its various manifestations (artistic, theoretical and curatorial production, exhibition venues, keywords) from the second half of the 20th century to the present.

Artlist is a continuous project of the Center for Contemporary Arts Prague, developed and available as an online database since 2006.

Important: Profiles and their list sections are current at the time of entry creation (see the dates indicated next to the text); updates are not made automatically.

Artlist:Talk

The aim of the Artlist:Talk project – similar to Artlist itself – is to provide the interested public with an understanding of contemporary artistic approaches and expressions, which in this case is complemented by the unique perspective of the artists themselves.
Individual artists represented in the Artlist database also gain the opportunity to present their work in the form of a separate lecture, the recording of which will then expand and update their existing database entries.