Exhibition Opening in Elblag
We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition We Can’t Build What We Can’t Imagine, which will take place on 12 February 2026 at 6:00 PM at Galerie El in Elbląg, Poland.
FAA TUL will be represented by lecturers from the Department of Art: Blanka Kirchner, Jaroslav Prokeš, and Petra Vlachynská, along with student Filip Čapek.
The exhibition was previously presented in Szczecin, Poland, and is now expanded with new artistic works.
Perfomance Night
Thursday, 11 December 2025, 4:30 PM
Performance by Viktorie Maďarová, presented as part of the accompanying programme to the exhibition We Can’t Build What We Can’t Imagine.
The performance expands the themes of the exhibition through live action, exploring the relationship between imagination, the body, and the possibilities of artistic expression. It offers a temporal and experiential dimension that complements the exhibited works and invites the audience to engage directly with the ideas underlying the exhibition.
Paul Rrajakovics - Guest Lecture
Social Spaces between Direct Urbanism and Architecture
A major aspect of transparadiso’s longterm transdisciplinary practice is the method of direct urbanism.In projects like „NORMAL“ (Graz Culture Year 2020/2021) or „Request for the unrequested voluntary interlinguisticality“ (Pottenhofen, Lower Austria, 2016), Paul Rajakovics will show how the practice of direct urbanism engages in furthering a socially committed urban planning and urban development, and which artistic-urbanistic tools transparadiso has been developing for a durational process as part of a longer term urban planning strategy. Referring to the Situationsts and Henri Lefebvre transparadiso considers architecture in its complex responsibility for society for which transparadiso creates situations for participation and active engagement often transgressing the usual field of architecture. Projects like „Bienvenue Quarter“, a social housing project in Vienna, show the engagement in social/ cultural programming and the emphasis on creating urban public space free of consumption, like in the cooperative housing project „At the City Balcony“ in the new urban development area behind Vienna’s new Main Train Station.
international festival
KUM students Viktoria Maďarová and Šimon Talajka are participating in the international meeting of performance artists "Tomorrow Begins Today" in Poland.