A joint branch of the Moravian Gallery in Brno and the MAK, Vienna
náměstí Svobody 263, 588 32 Brtnice, CZ
The exhibition in the Josef Hoffmann Museum in Brtnice is financed by the European Union Regional Development Fund (INTERREG V-A Austria – Czech Republic) and is part of the project ATCZ264 – JH Neu digital / Nově digitální.
Opening Hours:
náměstí Svobody 263, 588 32 Brtnice, CZ
The exhibition is dedicated to the successful establishment of the Josef Hoffmann Museum as a joint branch of the MAK and the Moravian Gallery in Brno. Using documents and individual objects, it reviews the exhibitions of the past 15 years, which were dedicated to the impact of Josef Hoffmann’s work on contemporary artists and architects.
14 June – 30 October 2022
Curator: Rainald Franz, Curator, MAK Glass and Ceramics Collection
Co-Curator: Rostislav Koryčánek
The exhibition in the Josef Hoffmann Museum in Brtnice is financed by the European Union Regional Development Fund (INTERREG V-A Austria – Czech Republic) and is part of the project ATCZ264 – JH Neu digital / Nově digitální.
Opening Hours:
May–Sep Tue–Sun 10 am–6 pm
Oct–Nov Thu–Sun 10 am–6 pm
Dec Sat+Sun 10 am–6 pm
Jan–Feb only with prior notice via phone +420 724 543 722 or e-mail brtnice@moravska-galerie.cz
Mar–Apr Sat+Sun 10 am–6 pm
and by appointment (please call)
DESIGN CAMPS
Josef Hoffmann – Reinterpreting
From 25 September 2022, the Josef Hoffmann Museum in Brtnice is presenting students’ projects—created in two workshops—that provide a new, contemporary perspective on Josef Hoffmann’s cultural legacy.
The results of the MAK Design Camp held in Brtnice and Obergrafendorf in 2018/19 have already been shown in 2019 at MAK. The MAK Design Camp was carried out within the framework of the INTERREG project Bilateral Design Networks. Design Innovation from Early 20th Century Modernity to Digital Modernity.
In 2022 there followed the Reinterpreting Hoffmann workshop at the New Design University St. Pölten (NDU), in which mask-like objects were created from digital and analog three-dimensional interpretations of selected Hoffmann design prototypes.
The exhibition is part of the JH Neu digital / Nově digitální project and is co-financed by European Union funds (INTERREG V-A Austria - Czech Republic programme) and Czech Republic state funds.
Program (1 Events)
Tue, 6.12.2022 10.30 am
A Messenger of Beauty
Opening of the permanent exhibition in Brtnice
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Josef Hoffmann Museum © Kamil Till
Josef Hoffmann Museum © Kamil Till
Josef Hoffmann Museum © Kamil Till
Josef Hoffmann Museum © Kamil Till
Plakat Austellung Josef Hoffmann. Donald Judd. Hypothese, Josef Hoffmann Museum, Brtnice, 2008, Grafik: Marianne Friedl, PI 15879-1 © MAK
Poster for the exhibition JOSEF HOFFMANN / STANISLAV KOLÍBAL: Plane—Line—Space,
Josef Hoffmann Museum, Brtnice, 2012
Graphic design: Maria Anna Friedl
© MAK
Poster for the exhibition JOSEF HOFFMANN: Design in Progress,
Josef Hoffmann Museum, Brtnice, 2005
Graphic design: Maria Anna Friedl
© MAK
Poster for the exhibition JOSEF HOFFMANN—CARLO SCARPA: On the Sublime in Architecture,
Josef Hoffmann Museum, Brtnice, 2006
Graphic design: Maria Anna Friedl
© MAK
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Design Camp © MAK/Kamil Till
MAK Exhibition View, 2022
15 YEARS OF THE JOSEF HOFFMANN MUSEUM
Brtnice, 2022
© MAK / Andrea Bratrů Velnerová
MAK Exhibition View, 2022
15 YEARS OF THE JOSEF HOFFMANN MUSEUM
Brtnice, 2022
© MAK / Andrea Bratrů Velnerová
MAK Exhibition View, 2022
15 YEARS OF THE JOSEF HOFFMANN MUSEUM
Brtnice, 2022
© MAK / Andrea Bratrů Velnerová