Accompanying Program / public

Through the accompanying program, which runs parallel to the exhibition, the public has the opportunity to learn about contemporary art, the next generation of artists, the use of public space and abandoned buildings, and the cultural similarities and differences of young artists from the Visegrad Four countries. The accompanying program is designed to be as diverse as possible to address all target groups selected by our project. The public can participate in guided tours, panel discussions, workshops, lectures, and guided walks on a given topic. The accompanying program helps connect various fields with the central theme of the show - cultural, environmental, sociological, or psychological fields. In 2025, the theme will be Power. https://www.prehlidkapokoje.cz

Vektor immersive section vol. 6.

Vektor Vol. 6 redefines immersive media practice in the Visegrad region by broadening the scope beyond virtual reality to include diverse, innovative storytelling formats. This edition emphasizes a decentralised, co-curated approach that actively involves V4 partners in identifying relevant works and engaging local artistic communities. Through a combination of an open call and regional collaboration, the deliverable ensures inclusive representation and curatorial balance, grounded in long-term relationships developed through previous editions. It will also host emerging art reviewers who will write long-format articles also about the festival but about the role of immersive art in the region. https://www.facebook.com/events/2027872431305098/

Conference on Internet Content Regulation in the V4 region

The upcoming conference on internet content regulation in the V4 region, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic, at the Faculty of Law of Charles University, promises to be a pivotal event for policymakers, legal experts, and administrators. This conference will delve into a comprehensive analysis of internet content regulation laws within the Visegrad Four countries, incorporating a multidimensional perspective that includes case-law from the European Court of Human Rights, relevant EU law, and local judicial decisions. Participants will also gain insights into the administrative viewpoints from each country, providing a holistic understanding of the mechanisms and implications of internet regulation. The event aims to foster dialogue, share best practices, and explore effective strategies for balancing national security concerns with the protection of fundamental rights in the digital age. The primary target group is the academic community of the V4 countries, but Papers will be accepted also from outside of the region, if the topic is sufficiently relevant. The event will give the best opportunity to promote the research project and present our results in a specific panel. It is planned to hold side events (round-tables) with lawyers, government officials and other stakeholders. https://prf.cuni.cz/aktuality/conference-internet-content-regulation-v4-region