Located in Hall 14 of Prague’s Holešovice Market, Trafo Gallery is a private contemporary art space known for its bold exhibitions and industrial charm. Originally founded in 2006 as Spolek Trafačka, the gallery evolved from a DIY cultural hub in Vysočany into a professional venue showcasing Czech and international artists. Its programming focuses on painting, sculpture, graffiti, photography, and intermedia installations, often curated by leading figures such as Otto M. Urban and Petr Vaňous. Trafo hosts six exhibitions annually, each accompanied by bilingual publications, and regularly participates in international art fairs. The gallery also provides studios to artists like Jan Kaláb and Jakub Nepraš, fostering a creative community within its walls. With guided tours, workshops, and performances, Trafo Gallery offers a dynamic platform for artistic dialogue and experimentation. In 2024, it was named Gallery of the Year by the Czech Academy of Visual Art, cementing its role as a vital force in Prague’s contemporary art scene.
Prague Czech RepublicTrafo Gallery is located in Hall 14 of the Holešovice Market at Bubenské nábřeží 306/13, 170 00 Prague 7, in the heart of the creative Holešovice district. Set within a former slaughterhouse, this contemporary art space has become a key venue for Czech and international artists, particularly those from the middle generation, and was awarded Gallery of the Year by the Czech Academy of Visual Art in 2024. The gallery’s industrial setting is part of a wider transformation of the Holešovice Market, now home to cultural attractions like Jatka 78, a theater and new circus venue, and the popular Mint Market design fair. The area is also close to the National Technical Museum, the National Agricultural Museum, and Letná Park, offering visitors a mix of art, culture, and green spaces. With excellent public transport connections and ample parking, Trafo Gallery is easily accessible and surrounded by some of Prague’s most dynamic urban and cultural experiences.