Guided Tours
Education without limits, a programme with a beginning and an end
For whom? For the general public | pupils of primary school 2nd level and students of secondary schools
How long does it take? 60 minutes or by arrangement
How much does it cost for a school group? CZK 180/person for groups of 10 or more | free pedagogical accompaniment
How much for any other group? CZK 310/person for groups of 10 or more
How many people? Minimum 10, maximum 25 | for larger numbers, the group must be divided into two parallel tours
When and how to order? It is ideal to book the programme at least 2 weeks before the preferred date, to pre-book the programme please fill in the booking form.
For more information contact us at skoly@dox.cz or 295 568 128.
DOX Centre for Contemporary Art
Poupětova 1, Prague 7
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The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art offers guided tours of the DOX building and current exhibitions to schools and special interest groups. The commentary can be focused only on a specific exhibition or on other topics such as architecture, contemporary art or design.
Our current exhibitions
Orhan Pamuk: The Consolation of Objects
The exhibition Consolation of Objects for the first time offers insight into visual, conceptual, and photographic work of Turkish writer and Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk.
MILKOV
The largest solo exhibition of sculptor Stefan Milkov to date, presenting a selection of works created between 1989 and 2024.
Deus Artis
Artists through the eyes of an artist. An exhibition of photographic works by Jaroslav Brabec, capturing a number of prominent personalities of fine art and photography, their authenticity and unrepeatable glimpses of moments.
Melancholy of the Outer Limits
The exhibition Melancholy of the Outer Limits presents, for the first time in its entirety, an extensive body of paintings created over the last ten years. Filled with faceless people lost in the ruins of cities, these paintings are a mirror of the artist's own soul.
Point of View: Identity
Another instalment of the long-term project, which combines the format of an exhibition and a classroom and focuses on the theme of human identity. Who am I? What am I? The human form naturally takes centre stage; the body, its clothing, its behaviour. A person's identity and the different ways of looking at it.
