Anna Háblová and Vision for Prague in the Stolen Gallery

We invite you to the next episode of the cycle on young Czech architecture, which takes place as part of STOLEN GALLERIES. The architect, urban planner, and poet ANNA HÁBLOVÁ will be introduced. The theme of this episode will be her VISION FOR PRAGUE. The exhibition along with the lecture will take place this Thursday, October 31, at 9 PM in Prague on the embankment by the boat (A)VOID.

ANNA HÁBLOVÁ (*1983)

Currently, she works as an urban planner at the Development Department of the Capital City of Prague, studies for a doctorate on the topic of the Influence of Globalization on the Transformation of Cities and Shopping Centers, published a collection of poems KRY this year, and is a co-author of the exhibition concepts of painter Patrik Hábl. For her diploma project Vision for Prague, she received the Rector's Award at the Young Architecture Award 2010 exhibition. A retrospective look at this work, not only based on experiences at the URM, will be offered as part of the cycle on young architecture.

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Come and don't miss out on an unconventional architectural experience!

Best regards, the UKG team