Anna Hulačová, After Bugonia, 2025© Anna Hulačová, courtesy of the artist and National Gallery 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 National Gallery 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 National Gallery 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 National Gallery 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!
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.