Can a radio transmitter also serve as a musical instrument? Accept our invitation to the opening of an exhibition on the unique radio project Stanice Nula, which was created during this year in connection with the 100th anniversary of Czech Radio.
Its authors decided to use the places associated with the dissemination of the radio signal in a novel way and to make the Žižkov Tower, Ještěd, Bukova hora, Lechův kámen or the Liblice B radio transmitter, which is the highest building in the Czech Republic with its height of 355 metres.
A total of five compositions have been created by the Topos Kolektiv ensemble, which will also perform at the opening of the exhibition at the Neiro Můstek art lab on Thursday 30 November, where its members follow up the individual parts of the music cycle with their visual works and spatial installations.
Visit the exhibition and listen to the experimental forms of music!
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The exhibition takes place from 30 November 2023 to 15 February 2024 in the lobby of the A line Můstek metro station – below Na Příkopě Street.
The exhibition is organized by Czech Radio Vltava and NEIRO Association for Expanding Arts z.s.
These works have been co-produced by Czech Radio Vltava and NEIRO Association for Expanding Arts z.s. with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the Prague City Hall and the State Culture Fund of the Czech Republic.