Hunt Kastner is a contemporary art gallery on Bořivojova in Prague’s Žižkov district. The gallery focuses on young and progressive Czech and international artists, with exhibitions spanning painting, sculpture, photography, installation and video. Its setting includes an inner block, and visitors ring a bell to enter. Admission is free. Exhibitions can vary, so check the gallery’s website before you go if you have a particular show in mind.
A gallery focused on contemporary artists
Hunt Kastner opened in 2005 with a focus on contemporary Czech art. The gallery works with artists at different stages and from both local and international communities, with particular attention to younger, progressive practices.
Its founders, Camille Hunt and Katherine Kastner, came from Canada and the United States. The gallery’s work extends beyond exhibitions in Prague: it also helps introduce Czech artists to audiences abroad through overseas private collectors and participation in international art fairs, including Frieze London and LISTE.
What you may see inside
Exhibitions can include painting, sculpture, photography, installation and video. The programme changes, so the work on view depends on when you visit. Some exhibitions use both indoor and outdoor areas, adding another part of the gallery setting to explore.
Hunt Kastner is on Bořivojova in Žižkov. The entrance procedure is informal: ring the bell to be let in. There is no admission charge.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Hunt Kastner free to visit?
Yes. Admission is free.
How do you enter Hunt Kastner?
Ring the bell at the entrance to be let in.
What kind of art is shown at Hunt Kastner?
Exhibitions can include painting, sculpture, photography, installation and video, with a focus on contemporary Czech and international artists.
Where is Hunt Kastner in Prague?
The gallery is at Bořivojova 85 in the Žižkov district.
