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GALERIE MARIENBAD

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Jeff Beer (*1952) – Mysteries of Love

Located in the heart of Mariánské Lázně, Galerie Marienbad is nestled within the historic setting of the town’s famous colonnade. What makes this unique combination so appealing is the way it brings together authentic 19th-century architecture and contemporary art.

The gallery is dedicated to showcasing high-quality modern art with an international outlook.

On the first floor of the colonnade, visitors will find a completely redesigned, light-filled space offering 250 square meters of exhibition area. Together with the building’s distinctive 1970s architecture, the gallery provides a truly unique art experience.

Each exhibition is accompanied by short films shown in a dedicated video room, offering insight into the life and work of the featured artist.

Another distinctive feature is the gallery’s opening hours: the exhibition spaces are open year-round from 2 to 5 PM.

Current exhibition · September 26, 2025 – January 13, 2026

Ivana Lomová: Paintings

Ivana LOMOVÁ is a Czech painter who lives and works in Prague. After studying architecture, she only briefly devoted herself to her profession.
Her true spirit, however, lay in fine art. She began as an illustrator and author of animated films. In the mid-1990s, she broke away from illustrations and small-scale drawings, as she passionately embraced classical oil painting on canvas, where she found her true artistic expression.

From the very beginning, she has painted in a realistic style. She works from photographs, which serve only as inspiration for capturing reality, combining them with her own imaginative ideas. Her paintings are inspired by past experiences, deeply charged with emotion—memories of childhood spent with her sister in the Prague district of Střešovice. In her works, she strives to preserve the magical scent of memories before they are beautified or modernized.

Lomová approaches her art with emotional restraint. The motifs are not spectacular—ordinary things around us. From this often arises a modest use of color. They are essentially quiet paintings that lead us to reflect on the transience of the world… but also to pause in today’s hectic life.

Standing before Lomová’s works, we feel that we are addressed by the POWER OF SILENCE.

From the very beginning, she has painted in a realistic style. She works from photographs, which serve only as inspiration for capturing reality, combining them with her own imaginative ideas. Her paintings are inspired by past experiences, deeply charged with emotion—memories of childhood spent with her sister in the Prague district of Střešovice. In her works, she strives to preserve the magical scent of memories before they are beautified or modernized.
Lomová approaches her art with emotional restraint. The motifs are not spectacular—ordinary things around us. From this often arises a modest use of color. They are essentially quiet paintings that lead us to reflect on the transience of the world… but also to pause in today’s hectic life.
Standing before Lomová’s works, we feel that we are addressed by the POWER OF SILENCE.
Admission

Standard

6 €
Reduced
4 €

Children, students, seniors, disabled

Children under 15
Free
Groups of 10 persons or more
Individually
Opening Hours
Open daily

2 PM to 5 PM