Riviéra II: Ráj konfliktu (Radio Wave × GHMP)

The third edition of the joint summer series organised by the Prague City Gallery and Radio Wave, held in the picturesque gardens of Troja Castle, will once again feature three concert evenings accompanied by a rich cultural programme.

The thematic focus of this year’s Riviera stems from the exhibition entitled ‘Labyrinth: Landscape of Inner Wandering’, which can be viewed inside Troja Castle.

At each of the three events, you can look forward to two musical performances, the unveiling of a work of art in the gardens accompanied by a dance performance by the SE.S.TA Centre for Choreographic Development, and a discussion moderated by Tereza Havlínková and her guests.

The accompanying debates and the unveiling of artworks in the outdoor spaces illustrate that in labyrinths, one can not only get lost, but also discover previously unknown inner recesses and search for one’s true self.

Programme

• performative unveiling of the sculpture Circle with many centres (Jakub Choma & Hana Polanská)
• debate with Tereza Havlínková
• concert by Wodehn & sxilence
• concert by Josef K.

Discussion: The Paradise of Conflict<br>
No friction, no spark. What if ‘beef’ is just a well-timed PR stunt? A discussion with Tereza Havlínková on why conflicts – whether generational, class-based or aesthetic – do not destroy music and art, but drive them forward. Who can lecture Drake, who is winning the generational battles on the domestic scene, and where does the line lie between genuine distinction and marketing theatrics? It didn’t start with Blur vs. Oasis, nor does it end there.