"Venus Today" is inspired by the centenary of the discovery of the Venus of Věstonice - a 30,000-year-old prehistoric figurine that is considered the oldest known ceramic object. It symbolises the origins of artistic and technological development as well as the female principle of human history. The exhibition explores the question of what the Venbus looks like today: What forms, materials and statements determined contemporary representations of the feminine? Past and present meet in an exciting debate - a dialogue about body images, identity and cultural memory.

The exhibition Art Safari "Venus Today" is another result of the collaboration between Studio Bubec Prague and riesa efau.

Artists:inside: Klara Meinhardt (D), U.S.. Buchart (D), Andrej Haršány (SK), Bára Křivská (CZ), Lucie Rosická (CZ), Vojta Horálek (CZ), students of the Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art in Pilsen (CZ), curator: Daniela Kramerová, graphic design: Šárka Blažková, production: Mirka Dvořáčková, Zuzana Hrdinová

Vernissage: 24.10, 7 pm

Exhibition tours: 8 November and 15 November, 3 pm each

Exhibition duration 24 October - 21 November 2025

Opening times Mon + Thu 10 am - 1 pm, Mon - Friday 4 pm - 7 pm, not on 31 October and 19 November

The project is funded by the German-Czech Future Fund. The realisation of the "Venus Today" project was supported by the City of Pilsen, the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the Czech-German Cultural Days and the City of Dresden Office for Culture and Monument Protection