Anna Hulačová, After Bugonia, 2025© Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner Prague, photo: Jakub Přecechtěl
Anna Hulačová, Alien Bees, 2021, concrete, painted steel, graphite on textileView from the solo Exhibition “Anna Hulačová, Bugonia and Alien Bees”, Kahán Art Space, Vienna, 2024 © Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner, Prague, photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez
Anna Hulačová, After Bugonia, 2025© Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner Prague, photo: Jakub Přecechtěl
Anna Hulačová, Alien Bees, 2021, concrete, painted steel, graphite on textileView from the solo Exhibition “Anna Hulačová, Bugonia and Alien Bees”, Kahán Art Space, Vienna, 2024 © Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner, Prague, photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez
Anna Hulačová, After Bugonia, 2025© Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner Prague, photo: Jakub Přecechtěl
Anna Hulačová, Alien Bees, 2021, concrete, painted steel, graphite on textileView from the solo Exhibition “Anna Hulačová, Bugonia and Alien Bees”, Kahán Art Space, Vienna, 2024 © Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner, Prague, photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez
Anna Hulačová, After Bugonia, 2025© Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner Prague, photo: Jakub Přecechtěl
Anna Hulačová, Alien Bees, 2021, concrete, painted steel, graphite on textileView from the solo Exhibition “Anna Hulačová, Bugonia and Alien Bees”, Kahán Art Space, Vienna, 2024 © Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and Hunt Kastner, Prague, photo: Manuel Carreon Lopez
Opening Anna Hulačová
We are delighted to celebrate the opening of the exhibition “Abundantia” by Anna Hulačová with you!
The artist is present.
When
Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 7 PM
Price
Free entry
Location
Gabriel-Riesser-Weg 3, Frankfurt am Main
The SCHIRN presents the first solo exhibition in Germany by artist Anna Hulačová. Her sculptures combine Surrealism, socialist Brutalism, and Czech folk art into a distinctive cosmos, in which she explores the relationship between humans and nature from an ecofeminist perspective. In doing so, bees and concrete become symbols of a utopian-apocalyptic vision.