Pro arte vivendi
pro arte vivendi is a German-Czech art association based in Berlin and Marienbad . The association was founded in 1997 in Berlin and under the same name in 2000 in Marienbad.
Goal setting
German-Czech cooperation is to be strengthened in various art projects. In the encounters between artists from both countries, what they have in common and what connects them should be promoted. The association is supported by various institutions such as the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Berlin and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Prague. The association is also supported by the German-Czech Future Fund and the German-Czech parliamentary group of the German Bundestag. Active members of the association include the artists Ludmila Seefried-Matějková and Zuzana Richter as well as the musicians Joe Kučera and Theo Jörgensmann .
Events, concerts and exhibitions (selection)
- Ludmila Seefried-Matějková - sculptures; Municipal Gallery Wilmersdorf, Berlin (1998)
- David Raub - photography; Anglican Church, Marienbad (1999)
- Concert Theo Jörgensmann (clarinet); Anglican Church, Marienbad (1999)
- Color accord - Reinhild Bartunek, Akbar Behkalam, Milca Eremiášová, Bernhard Michel, Jan Rapin, Ludmila Seefried-Matějková, Jan Tománek; Meistersaal am Potsdamer Platz, Berlin (2000)
- David Raub - photography; Goethe Institute Prague (2001)
- Otto Herbert Hajek - Anniversary Exhibition - On the occasion of his 75th birthday, the exhibition opened with a concert by the Czech composer Marek Kopelent ; House of German Business, Berlin (2002)
- Searching for Traces - A German-Czech Encounter; Catholic Academy , Hamburg (2003)
- Brundibár children's opera - by Hans Krása; in the St. Anne's Church in Berlin-Dahlem (2004)
- Photo exhibition Prague-Berlin reflections as part of the 10th JAZZ MEETING Berlin in the ufafabrik (2005)
- How do I see this city - photo exhibition for the tenth anniversary of the twinning Berlin-Prague; Podkroví Gallery in Prague (2005)
- Concert with the Big Band of the Czech Radio (under the direction of chief conductor Václav Kozel) Jazz Institute Berlin (2007)
- Convent inspiration against urban hectic - Symposium with students from the University of the Arts Berlin and the Palacký University Olomouc (2007)
- Europe Blues Train Festival (2011)