iMUCHA

The famous collection in motion

Alphonse Mucha

The famous collection in motion

Visit the unique exhibition "iMUCHA – A Famous Collection in Motion" to be drawn into the atmosphere of the decorative Art Nouveau. The most famous collection of posters and other works by Alphonse Mucha, the foundations of which were laid by the former top-ranked tennis star Ivan Lendl, was awarded the title as the Most Visited Fine Arts Exhibition in the History of the Czech Republic at its first exhibition in 2013 in Prague's Municipal House. This time you can enjoy views of newly acquired masterpieces and especially the experience of digital processing. This has breathed life not only into the models from Mucha's posters. We offer you a small taste of what awaits you in the Exhibition.

Alphonse Mucha

Slav Epic

Undoubtedly Alphonse Mucha’s most monumental work, admired by millions of people around the world, is the Slav Epic. Twenty large-format canvases onto which the master of Art Nouveau imprinted the history of the Czech Slavs and other Slavic nations. When you look at the moving parts of the Slav Epic all together as a single whole and enhanced by dramatic music, you will literally be drawn into a piece of our history.

Alphonse Mucha

Endless inspiration

Models from posters in motion, the stunning animated plot of the Slav Epic, with Alphonse Mucha himself speaking from his self-portrait. All of this turns a standard exhibition into an unrepeatable moment. But the list does not end there. On 550 square metres you will find more than two hundred original works by Alphonse Mucha, many of which will literally draw you into times dating back more than a century.

Exhibition

Alphonse Mucha

Alphonse Mucha was a world-famous Czech painter, graphic artist and designer, who became famous especially for his applied art (posters, labels, books, jewellery, furniture). He was also a key figure in the decorative Art Nouveau style, which shaped the "look" of the time. Here, in the photograph, Mucha's life is "told" by his friends, including Paul Gaugin (far left), and the Czech Art Nouveau giant reveals something about himself on his own in the Exhibition.

Welcoming visitors to their own exhibition is a common practice for many artists, at least at the opening. Alphonse Mucha, however, logically can no longer do so, having died 81 years ago after lengthy interrogations by the Gestapo. And yet, at the iMucha Exhibition opening in the Municipal House, he still makes an illusory appearance ...

Idnes.cz, 21. srpna 2020

…iMUCHA: An exhibition that lends a piece of our art history contemporary dimensions …

ExtraStory, 30. September 2020

... The multimedia iMUCHA project in the Municipal House presents a comprehensive view of the works of one of our most famous painters, dividing them into individual periods and thematic areas, and accompanies his art briefly yet with great clarity...

Lidové noviny, 26. September 2020

Highlights

The voice of Pierce Brosnan

Alfons Mucha vítá návštěvníky na výstavě ze svého autoportrétu hlasem Pierce Brosnana.Alphonse Mucha in the voice of Pierce Brosnan welcomes visitors to the Exhibition from his self-portrait.

Adobe technology

The revolutionary EbSynth program from Secret Weapons and FaceStyle from Adobe breathe new life into Art Nouveau works.

Basis of the collection

The initial basis of the collection was laid years ago by Ivan Lendl, formerly the top-ranked tennis player in the world.

Tickets

iMUCHA Exhibition

Prague, Czech Republic

Municipal House

until Feb 28, 2023

Tickets

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FAQ

What is the price of admission?

Full price

CZK 290

Discounted

CZK 190

Family
(max. two adults and up tothree children under 15)

CZK 750

Children under three, escort of handicapped person

free

Schools
(student, teacher for every ten students free)

CZK 130

Press
(with press credentials or upon agreement with the press secretary – see Contacts)

free

How long are tickets valid?

The validity of tickets is not restricted; purchased tickets remain valid until the end of the Exhibition.

Is it necessary to make a reservation to visit the Exhibition?

No, you can visit the Exhibition at any time during opening hours, Monday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, we recommend checking the News section here on the website, where shorter opening hours or all-day closures of the exhibition (on exceptional occasions) are announced.

Is it necessary to present a document confirming you are Covid-free when you visit?

The current conditions for entry to the exhibition are determined by current government regulations and change over time. Therefore, please keep an eye on the "News" section here on the website for the latest and current entry requirements.

What are the opening hours of the Exhibition?

The Exhibition is open seven days a week, from Monday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. However, we recommend checking the News section here on the website, where shorter opening hours or all-day closures of the exhibition (on exceptional occasions) are announced.

Is the Exhibition open on public holidays?

Yes, the Exhibition is open on public holidays. However, we recommend checking the News section here on the website, where shorter opening hours or all-day closures of the exhibition (on exceptional occasions) are announced.

Where can I buy tickets to the Exhibition?

Tickets to the Exhibition can be purchased electronically from the www.ticketmaster.cz network as well as at the venue itself from the Municipal House ticket office. Points of sale: www.ticketmaster.cz/help/outlets.html.

Are guided tours available?

Yes, we organise guided tours. If you are interested in a guided tour, please write to vystava@imucha.com.

Where is the Exhibition taking place?

The Exhibition is being held at the Municipal House, Náměstí republiky 1090/5, Prague 1, marked on the map here

Is a contact available directly for the Exhibition venue?

Yes, the e-mail address is vystava@imucha.com or you can call +420 702 252 789

News

Apr 25, 2022

Change of opening hours in May

Dear visitors, on 12 May and 24 May the opening hours of the Municipal House will be shortened due to operational reasons. On these days, it will be open until 6 p.m.

Thank you for your understanding

Apr 5, 2022

Shortened opening hours on April 7

Due to operational reasons, the opening hours of the iMUCHA exhibition will be shortened on Thursday 7 April and will be open until 5 p.m.

Thank you for your understanding

Mar 7, 2022

Opening hours change

Dear visitors,

due to the dance balls in the Municipal House, the opening hours of the exhibition will be shortened by one hour on the following days. Thank you for your understanding.

On March 24, the exhibition is open until 6 p.m.

On March 26, the exhibition is open until 6 p.m.

On April 9, the exhibition is open until 6 p.m.

On April 30, the exhibition is open until 6 p.m.