Abstract
A Meeting in Stromovka presents a selection of works by nearly forty graduates and teachers of Milan Knížák's intermedia studio at Prague's Academy of Fine Arts. Knížák founded the studio in 1990 as the Academy's newly elected rector, defining it as encouraging "free movement between media." At the time, it was the first educational concept of its kind in Czechoslovakia, offering a place for students who were not fixed on one choice of artistic medium.
Over its twenty-five-year existence, the studio welcomed many different artistic approaches, only some of which are present at the exhibition in Klatovy.