Plato exhibition Temporary Storeroom Drawing

Temporary Storeroom – Drawing: Case Study 2 (Czech-Polish version)
12 October – 5 November 2017
Exhibition opening 11 October 2017, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Curated by: Jakub Adamec, Marek Pokorný

Markéta Adamcová (CZ), Vasil Artamonov (CZ), Wojciech Bąkowski (PL), Zuzanna Bartoszek (PL), David Böhm & Jiří Franta (CZ), Piotr Bosacki (PL), Jakub Czyszczoń (PL), Petra Herotová (CZ), Anežka Hošková (CZ), Dorota Jurczak (PL), Lukáš Karbus (CZ), Alexey Klyuykov (CZ), Vojtěch Kovařík (CZ), David Krňanský (CZ), Michal Kříž (CZ), Martin Lukáč (SK/CZ), Pavla Malinová (CZ), Marek Meduna (CZ), Paweł Olszczyński (PL), Cezary Poniatowski (PL), Tomáš Přidal (CZ), Julius Reichel (CZ), Andrea Součková (CZ), Magdalena Starska (PL), Stach Szumski (PL), Jan Šrámek (CZ), Mariusz Tarkawian (PL), Honza Zamojski (PL), Bartosz Zaskórski (PL)


In recent years, drawing as an independent medium was rather neglected by contemporary art, but recently, a more pronounced return to drawing has been observed. On the Czech scene, the contribution of the artist duo David Böhm and Jiří Franta became an important phenomenon in the systematic investigation of drawing as an institution; other artists, such as Marek Meduna or the generation relating to graffiti culture and musical subcultures, profiled themselves markedly by means of drawing. They have recently been joined by a number of soloists and artists taking the “easiness” of the stroke, the aesthetic effect and the emptiness of the sketch as the subject matter of their artistic practice. The relationship between drawing, animation and new media or social communication networks constitutes a specific phenomenon.