Miloš Šejn | Českých Bratří 312 | CZ-50601 Jičín | T +420 723 701 658 | milos [at-sign] sejn.cz
AllForWeb | © 2008 sejn
Solo
Ani labuť ani Lůna
7. 6. - 29. 9. 2025 | Gallery of Art in Litoměřice, Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary
curator: Alena Beránková
https://www.galerie-ltm.cz/2025/06/04/milos-sejn-ani-labut-ani-luna/
7. 6. - 29. 9. 2025 | Gallery of Art in Litoměřice, Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary
curator: Alena Beránková
https://www.galerie-ltm.cz/2025/06/04/milos-sejn-ani-labut-ani-luna/
Group
A BURNT LANDSCAPE
Nová Perla
Kyjov 37, 40747 Krásná Lípa
curators: Tereza Nováková, Helush Yiraq
Miloš Šejn: Seen in the Fire, 1985–2025
Nová Perla
Nová Perla
Kyjov 37, 40747 Krásná Lípa
curators: Tereza Nováková, Helush Yiraq
Miloš Šejn: Seen in the Fire, 1985–2025Nová Perla
THROUGH THE LABYRINTH
30.06.2024 – 30.06.2034 | GASK – Galerie Středočeského kraje
Barborská 51–53, Kutná Hora
Curators: Richard Drury, Veronika Marešová, Adriana Primusová, Vanda Skálová
In our search for the best way of approaching GASK’s new permanent exhibition, we found inspiration in today’s dramatically changing world full of challenges, upheavals and crises – a world in which each of us is a protagonist in his or her own life story. The basic idea behind the exhibition draws loosely on the writing of the American ethnologist and religious scholar Joseph Campbell (1904–1987), who identified surprising parallels between various cultures’ myths, fables and religions, on the basis of which he constructed the idea of the ‘monomyth’ – the idea of a universal ‘hero’s journey’ consisting of three main stages and possessing a typical dramatic structure: a wanderer leaves his familiar surroundings in order to face challenges. He enters the unknown, where he encounters obstacles and demons but also guides and helpers. He faces various dangers, struggles with himself and with the outside world, and when the adventure is over, he returns home transformed.
Miloš Šejn: Seem in the Fire, 1995
The works of art included in the exhibition – itself a journey Through the Labyrinth – represent a thematically based selection of works from the GASK collections ranging from the early twentieth century to the present day, with a particular focus on acquisitions from the past ten years. Their arrangement in the gallery spaces is designed to reflect an archetypal journey during which wanderers – gallery visitors – pass through various stages of learning, self-discovery and identification through their encounter with art. Short explanatory text aid this journey, like a red thread in a maze.
The exhibition’s architectural and visual design engages in a dialogue with the dynamics of the space, creating contrasts between light and shadow, between tension and release. Visitors encounter a wide range of atmospheres– from concentrated dramatic scenes to light and empty spaces designed for resting, reflection or gathering one’s strength. The exhibition’s two main wings are divided into twenty-one thematic sections. Through the Labyrinth also features interventions by artists, performers, theorists and educators offering additional views, interpretations and insights.
THROUGH THE LABYRINTH
30.06.2024 – 30.06.2034 | GASK – Galerie Středočeského kraje
Barborská 51–53, Kutná Hora
Curators: Richard Drury, Veronika Marešová, Adriana Primusová, Vanda Skálová
In our search for the best way of approaching GASK’s new permanent exhibition, we found inspiration in today’s dramatically changing world full of challenges, upheavals and crises – a world in which each of us is a protagonist in his or her own life story. The basic idea behind the exhibition draws loosely on the writing of the American ethnologist and religious scholar Joseph Campbell (1904–1987), who identified surprising parallels between various cultures’ myths, fables and religions, on the basis of which he constructed the idea of the ‘monomyth’ – the idea of a universal ‘hero’s journey’ consisting of three main stages and possessing a typical dramatic structure: a wanderer leaves his familiar surroundings in order to face challenges. He enters the unknown, where he encounters obstacles and demons but also guides and helpers. He faces various dangers, struggles with himself and with the outside world, and when the adventure is over, he returns home transformed.
Miloš Šejn: Seem in the Fire, 1995
The works of art included in the exhibition – itself a journey Through the Labyrinth – represent a thematically based selection of works from the GASK collections ranging from the early twentieth century to the present day, with a particular focus on acquisitions from the past ten years. Their arrangement in the gallery spaces is designed to reflect an archetypal journey during which wanderers – gallery visitors – pass through various stages of learning, self-discovery and identification through their encounter with art. Short explanatory text aid this journey, like a red thread in a maze.
The exhibition’s architectural and visual design engages in a dialogue with the dynamics of the space, creating contrasts between light and shadow, between tension and release. Visitors encounter a wide range of atmospheres– from concentrated dramatic scenes to light and empty spaces designed for resting, reflection or gathering one’s strength. The exhibition’s two main wings are divided into twenty-one thematic sections. Through the Labyrinth also features interventions by artists, performers, theorists and educators offering additional views, interpretations and insights.
THROUGH THE LABYRINTH
Special
POINTS OF REFLECTION
16. 6. - 30. 9. 2025 | Kutná Hora - intervention in public space
curator: Petr Vaňous
Miloš Šejn: ONETEMAN / UNESCO UNITES
16. 6. - 30. 9. 2025 | Kutná Hora - intervention in public space
curator: Petr Vaňous
Miloš Šejn: ONETEMAN / UNESCO UNITESThe ambient band ONETEMAN is a sound installation for the Church of Our Lady on the Theme in Kutná Hora, comprising authentic sonic recordings of walking through medieval slag fields in Markovičky near Bylany and subsequent ambient manipulations with the collected material in the chapel of St. Anne on the hill of the same name near Jičín. The chapel, built around 1670, was designed by Jean-Babtiste Mathey.
GRANDE TERRE
1997 – Processual work | Le Hameau de la Brousse, Sers, France
Grande Terre, 1997
tinted sandstone cliff, 3 x 100 m
site
1997 – Processual work | Le Hameau de la Brousse, Sers, France
Grande Terre, 1997tinted sandstone cliff, 3 x 100 m
site
PLACE OF JUSTICE
1999 – Permanent installation | The ridge between the Veliš Hill and Staré Místo nearby Jicin town, Czech Republic
Place of Justice, 1999, sandstone, two linden trees
50°24'15.06"N / 15°19'18.70"E
site
1999 – Permanent installation | The ridge between the Veliš Hill and Staré Místo nearby Jicin town, Czech Republic
Place of Justice, 1999, sandstone, two linden trees50°24'15.06"N / 15°19'18.70"E
site