Kamil Krilov wrote that the American cartoonist Jeffrey Koterba was clear, and that according to him, every normal person was clear as well. https://t.co/VeU8Hf0kzd #karikatura #umění #JeffreyKoterba (translated)
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Kamil Krilov wrote that the American cartoonist Jeffrey Koterba was clear, and that according to him, every normal person was clear as well. https://t.co/VeU8Hf0kzd #karikatura #umění #JeffreyKoterba (translated)
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František Josef I wrote that the Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř tasked his deputy Adam Kocián from Motorists with selecting the director of the National Gallery. Kocián was described as a trained chef, and it was stated that his previous cultural experience included operating a cinema and a DVD rental in Jablonec. The appointment was labeled a mockery and compared to a return to the 1950s. https://t.co/1eEdJ8d8m3 #kultura #umění #národnígalerie (translated)
The commission for selecting a new director of the National Gallery in Prague disbanded after photographer Lukáš Jasanský and graphic designer Lenka Jasanská resigned their membership. #NárodníGalerie #MinisterstvoKultury #Umění (translated)

"I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." The frustration of the proceedings was described by one of the candidates, Marcel Fišer, head of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb, on his Facebook: "I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)
"Literally, this decision took my breath away, in terms of social impact. A shot like this, so direct and without reason, is not mitigated by any circumstances. I find it terribly rude," said architect Josef Pleskot, who chaired the expert committee selecting the director of the National Gallery at the Ministry in 2020. #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)
"I personally selected and nominated the members of the commission and I bear full responsibility for this decision," Minister Oto Klempíř said on Saturday in response to Seznam Zprávy, stating that the composition of the commission is the result of his own decision. #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)
"Colleagues wrote it exactly. This is not how selection procedures are conducted, especially for such an important position," he noted, also drawing attention to events that preceded the commission's presentation: "When you put this together with the canceled first round, or rather the first procedure, the question is whom this situation will attract as a candidate. And that is very unsettling for the institution," Biegel points out. #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)
The selection of these personalities "seems so non-standard that it transcends all conceivable limits," said Marek Pokorný, chairman of the Art Historical Society (UHS), on Friday. #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)
Minister of Culture Oto Klempíř faces criticism for the composition of the commission to select a new director for the National Gallery in Prague, as two of its members have resigned and experts express concerns about its ability to assess the needs of the institution. #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)

Members of the committee for selecting the new head of the National Gallery are facing criticism from experts regarding their composition and ability to assess the needs of the institution, as the Ministry of Culture has announced the selection process for the second time, since the previous one ended unsuccessfully. #NárodníGalerie #MinisterstvoKultury #Umění (translated)

Tomas Etzler wrote that the commission for selecting the new head of the National Gallery will be led by Adam Gody Kocián, whom he described as a trained chef, a former cinema director in Jablonec, and a motorist. He stated that Kocián was appointed by Oto Klempíř, whom he called uneducated and used a derogatory term referring to the StB towards him. He included a link to an article whose headline stated that experts criticize Klempíř due to the National Gallery and that "he exceeds all limits." https://t.co/HvY5COWowp #NárodníGalerie #kritika #umění (translated)
The Václav Klaus Institute described the level of self-reflection in the referenced content as shocking and wrote that it reminded him of a professor at the peak of his form. https://t.co/vuDBabtTm0 #sebereflexe #umění #profesor (translated)
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VenkovankaJanka wrote that she liked actors who garnered attention without raising their voices or making big gestures. She identified Rudolf Hrušínský as such an actor and noted that his acting had a depth that did not need to be emphasized. She added that he would have had a birthday today. https://t.co/W9K1D7Gvdf #herectví #umění #RudolfHrušínský (translated)
The conductor thanked for more than 9 thousand followers and wrote that he is pleased with their affection but at the same time a little scared. He mentioned that he often deletes his posts and one, in which he posed as a security expert, he nearly deleted three times already. He wrote that sometimes the number of likes unsettles him and that he tries to speak and write sincerely. He stated that he graduated from a conservatory, is a professional performing artist, and can teach due to a legal exemption. He also described that he was taken aback when the mother of one of his students, a university professor with approximately five degrees, addressed him as a respected teacher. According to him, he felt insecure because of the difference in education. He added that his own school results were weak and that he only recently began to consider himself a teacher who is respected by students. The conductor further wrote that he started writing a book after his eighty-year-old mother told him about the success of his cousin Patrik Banga with his book. Family concerns interrupted his work on his own manuscript, but according to the conductor, he did not give up on it. #Děkuji #Umění #Sledování (translated)
Theaters are concerned that the new conditions of the funding management by the Ministry of Culture may lead to self-censorship and threaten the freedom of artistic creation in the Czech Republic. #kultura #svobodaumeleckejtvorby #umění (translated)

The author stated that the French police found two stolen paintings by Renoir worth over 100 million crowns, which will need restoration. He called the discovery good news and a reminder of the importance of protecting museum collections, and wrote that the value of art cannot be measured only in money. https://t.co/V6z0tMIoTq #umění #vyššíhodnota #muzea #FR #CZ (translated)
The author of the contribution wrote that the Minister of Culture informed artists that although they can criticize the government, they may lose funding if the government deems their activities to be political propaganda or campaigning. As an example, the author mentioned political podcasts or debates at festivals. The author then paused to reflect on the fact that this is happening in a democracy. #demokracie #umění #kultura #CZ (translated)
Drahomíra Bačkorová wrote that during her studies at university, she wore long skirts and oversized sweaters, read Nietzsche, Sartre, Dostoevsky, and Kerouac, went to films by Fellini, Buñuel, and Bergman, and acted in avant-garde theater. Instead of lectures, she discussed existential questions and traveled to Prague for exhibitions and concerts by Iva Bittová. Now, she said she was going there in jeans after her daughter and a second-hand coat to see a film with Brad Pitt. #intelektualita #umění #životnístyl (translated)