Galerie Cesty ke světlu
A contemporary art gallery founded by Czech painter and psychologist Zdeněk Hajný, dedicated to his artistic practice and anchored by a café space for spiritual dialogue.
At a glance
Galerie Cesty ke světlu presents modern art within Prague’s cultural landscape. The gallery was established in 1994 by Zdeněk Hajný, whose dual training in painting and psychology shaped its distinctive character and programming.
History
Founded in 1994, the gallery emerged from the vision of Czech artist and psychologist Zdeněk Hajný. It was conceived not merely as a display space but as an integrated environment combining visual art with reflective practice.
What you see
The gallery houses works by its founder across its exhibition spaces. The Cristal cafeteria functions as a thoughtful extension of the gallery’s mission, providing a venue where visitors can engage in conversation and spiritual reflection alongside their encounter with art.
Cultural significance
The gallery represents a distinctive approach to contemporary art presentation in Prague—one that bridges visual practice, psychology, and contemplative experience. By integrating a café into its structure, it acknowledges art’s role in fostering dialogue and personal inquiry.
Key facts
- Location: Prague, Czechia
- Coordinates: 50.03296111, 14.49421667
- Founded: 1994
- Founder: Zdeněk Hajný (painter and psychologist)
- Features: Modern art exhibitions and Cristal cafeteria
Practical information & getting there
The gallery is located in Prague. Visitors seeking current hours, admission details, and programming information should contact the gallery directly or consult its official channels before visiting.
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