What happened overview

A discussion evening about interventions into public space and about the Memorial of Silence’s dialogue with Prague’s largest brownfield, which is now coming to an end. In the spring of 2023, extensive renovation works will begin on the train tracks at and around Bubny-Zátory station. The Memorial of Silence, too, will begin its renovation project, …

The End of Ephemerality
Exhibition opening and closing
11. 10. 2022 Read More »

The opening of the exhibition Album G.T. was well-attended by members of the public, in particular people interested in this important historical discovery. Initial reactions have made it clear that the images – and their grand stories – are truly captivating. “The album from the Terezín Ghetto that we (…) managed to acquire two years …

Exhibition opening: Album G.T.
4. 10. 2022 Read More »

The exhibition was extended twice, was visited by nearly 10,000 people, and its accompanying educational program was attended by a promising number of schools.We are glad that we could contribute to the various exhibition projects commemorating the anniversary of the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich with a different and – judging by visitors’ responses – new …

The exhibition The New Word Order
to a close on 28 August 2022 Read More »

A few days before the end of the exhibition, there was a guided tour led by curator Pavel Štingl. Thank you for your interest and generous participation.

For the third time, Memorial of Silence commemorated the liquidation of the so-called Terezín family camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Once again we prepared a dignified commemorative concert, again in the Trade Fair Palace, the place of memory where the Jewish deportations had their beginning. The commemorative meeting was opened by Jiří Růžička, First Deputy President of …

Remembrance of BIIb
12. 7. 2022, 7.00 pm Read More »

During this time, we welcomed 1,200 visitors at the Bubny Railway Station and at the New World Order exhibition in the Karolinum. As part of the traditional spring event “We Are Open” in Prague 7, two theatrical productions in various stages of development were presented at the Bubny railway station. The literary and theatrical programme …

Within just one week, the Bubny Station Hall was transformed into a work of architecture, a broadcasting station, and a theatre stage. Moreover, it was part of We Are Open and the Open House Festival throughout the week. Read More »

The guided tours took place within the festivals Open House Prague and We Are Open.

Actors: Hana Frejková, Přemysl Rut, René Levínský, Hana Malaníková, Bára Hančilová, Tomáš Kout, and others A stage reading of the play written by Eva Blechová on the journey of Winton’s Children that originated in the Author Workshop, House A, Rubín Studio was a part of We are open. The play of Eva Blechová is based …

A Night of Trains 21. 5. 2022 Read More »

Even the oppressive conditions at the Theresienstadt Ghetto and the impending transports to the east did not prevent the children and young people from being creative and living. The themed evening presented Theresienstadt Ghetto poems set to music, excerpts from secretly published periodicals, and the books by František Tichý Transport za věčnost (Transport Beyond Eternity) …

Voices from the Walls… An evening dedicated to the legacy of the children of the Theresienstadt Ghetto
20. 5. 2022 Read More »