Contemporary Czech Glass Art – Berlin

Duration of the exhibition: 17 Jan – 18 Feb 2007 – This exhibition takes place on the occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the German-Czech Declaration on Mutual Relations and their Future Development and is under the patronage of the Embassy of the Czech Republic and the Department for Foreign Affairs in Berlin. READ MORE

Arts & Crafts Museum Hamburg

Duration of the exhibition: 25 Nov 2004 – 2 Jan 2005 – This exhibition is presented at the Arts and Crafts Museum in Hamburg/Germany. The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg is one of the leading European museums in the field of applied art.

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Chicken Program

Duration of the exhibition: 17 Oct – 18 Dec 2004 – Glass objects by Ivana Sramkova and Michal Machat. Ivana Sramkova and Michal Machat belong to the established glass artists in the Czech Republic. They work artistically independently from each other. On the occasion of a symposium they had the opportunity to work together for the first time.

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Contemporary Czech Glassart – Lübeck

Duration of the exhibition: 8 Aug – 26 Sept 2004 – Glasgalerie Hittfeld presents this exhibition in cooperation with the cultural and art department of the city of Lübeck and the Kulturforum Burgkloster during the Schleswig-Holstein Music-Festival. READ MORE

Modern Czech Glassart – Neumünster

Duration of the exhibition: 13 July – 1 August 2004 – Glasgalerie Hittfeld presented this exhibition in cooperation with the Cultural Office of the city of Neumünster and the Wachholtz Publishing House during the Schleswig-Holstein Music-Festival. READ MORE

Formed into Embers – Langenfeld

Duration of the exhibition: 17 April – 27 June 2004 – Glasgalerie Hittfeld presented this exhibition in cooperation with the Cultural Forum Langenfeld/Germany. READ MORE

Anna Matouskova: Architecture – Czech Point, Berlin

Duration of the exhibition: 23 June – 18 July 2003 – Anna Matouskova: “The configurations in shape that I have been trying to make are not subordinate to any function, but only to meanings that I can feel in them myself.” Glasgalerie Hittfeld presented this exhibition at the gallery Tschechisches Zentrum CZECH POINT, Berlin/Germany. The gallery was located right next to the former Check Point Charly, Berlin/Germany. READ MORE

Ilja Bilek: Penetration – Czech Point, Berlin

Duration of the exhibition: 15 May – 13 June 2003 – “Today, Ilja Bilek is a matured artist, who evaluates his life, artistic and educational experiences in his work. Immediate confron- tation with passionate searching and unworn sight of the coming generation is a hopeful guarantee that his route will continue with a no-less intensity.” (Oldrich Palata, Curator Northern Bohemian Museum, Liberec (CZ). Glasgalerie Hittfeld presented this exhibition at the gallery Tschechisches Zentrum CZECH POINT, Berlin/Germany. READ MORE

Bohumil Elias: Glass Objects – Czech Point, Berlin

Duration of the exhibition: 10 April – 9 May 2003 – Bohumil Elias: “The auctorial personality of Bohumil Elias is a proof of progressiveness by opening glass art to the influences of different branches of art. His connection to glass and painting belongs to pregnant moments within the evolution of Czech studio glass.” (Ivo Kren, Curator of the Eastern Bohemian Museum, Pardubice (CZ), 2001). READ MORE

Jan Fišar: Span width – Czech Point, Berlin

Duration of the exhibition: 5 March – 4 April 2003 – Jan Fisar – Span width (Objects 1992-2002) Glasgalerie Hittfeld presented this exhibition at the gallery Tschechisches Zentrum CZECH POINT, Berlin/Germany. The gallery was located right next to the former Check Point Charly, Berlin/Germany. The exhibition series in BERLIN with Czech glass art has ended by the end of July 2003. READ MORE