Prague Biennale celebrates its 10th anniversary with its 6th edition, which presents the current artistic tendencies in both central Europe and worldwide from June 6 to September 15, 2013.

Prague Biennale is based at the functionalist railway station from 1936, designed by Karel Caivas and Vladimír Weiss, in the vibrant district of Žižkov – the only freight railway station in the Czech Republic, which was recently pronounced as a national monument in March 2013.

Highlights of this year’s show will include:

- Expanded Painting
Curated by Helena Kontova, Giancarlo Politi and Nicola Trezzi, which presents an international selection of contemporary painting.

- Flow
This year, the former section of Prague Biennale dedicated to Czech contemporary art expands to an international context. The curators of the section are Zuzana Blochová and Patricia Talacko.

- Beyond the Art
The Slovak section, curated by Mira Sikorová-Putišová, will present work by a selection of renowned Slovak artists who predominantly live abroad. Their interactive and relational work is centred on social issues.

- Homage to Miroslav Tichý
Curated by Roman Buxbaum.

- Prague Biennale Photo 3
Prague Biennale Photo 3 is titled Photography, Reconstructed and curated by Pavel Vančát. It aims to capture the current non-figurative tendencies, as reactions to the decline of modern photography. Instead of simply capturing reality, the exhibited artists work with the deconstruction and reconstruction of the modernist photographic image.

Prague Biennale 6
Freight Railway Station, Želivského St. 2
Prague, Czech Republic