Exhibitions
We work with a variety of international artists to showcase their work, with a focus on those that respond to the subject of psychoanalysis or to Jane’s practice.
Current Exhibition
‘Getting to Know Jane’
30.8.25
This exhibition seeks to re-introduce Jane to the town of Příbor, through a series of images and selected works.
Previous Exhibitions
Lukáš Dvorský ‘Cukrárna’ / ‘Sweet Shop’
10.7.25 - 24.8.25
“I observe the rapid changes around me. I ask myself whether they are necessary, natural, for better or worse—or artificially created. I have been teaching for eight years now, and even in this relatively short time, I have noticed shifts in the values and behavior of young people. I wonder whether the pace at which the world around me is changing is natural, and whether it is heading in the right direction. I question why this is happening. Perhaps I’m a skeptic. The state we find ourselves in does not leave me calm. I don’t see things through rose-colored or baby-blue glasses.
The pill—as a tool of uncertain change—I work with it across various layers of meaning, which may intersect.
I like to work with gold. It is a remarkable mirror of human nature; the desire for it has shaped all of history. It reflects frenzy and greed.
I believe the essence of burning human desire does not change much—whether it's the desire for power or the craving for something sweet, for instant gratification. “
Christine Habermann von Hoch ‘I Am Always Yours’
Christine Habermann von Hoch, a renowned German and Czech sculptor, specializes in metal as her preferred medium. Her diverse portfolio includes monumental steel sculptures, smaller pieces for various spaces, and design creations for architecture, interiors, gardens, public areas, and urban environments. Christine, the daughter of acclaimed artist blacksmith Alfred Habermann (1930-2008), draws inspiration from her upbringing immersed in the art of blacksmithing.
‘I Am Always Yours’ utilises Habermann’s preferred medium of metal as a contemporary expression through which to share narratives and speak of the human experience, marking a departure from the artist’s previous practice.
Influenced by her friend and artist Jane McAdam Freud, and as the first exhibiting guest artist in the gallery, Christine's work in this exhibition serves as a tribute to their personal and professional bond. Jane, a mentor to Christine, encouraged her to push artistic boundaries and explore new approaches. The dialogue between their work is evident in the use of found objects and recycled materials to explore fundamental human questions.
Iain Patterson ‘Out West | Balance’
8.2.25 — 30.6.25
Iain Patterson received both his undergraduate and post graduate degrees from Edinburgh College of Art, graduating in 1970. He was awarded the Andrew Grant Travelling Scholarship which took him to former Czechoslovakia, Yugolavia and Albania and following this lectured in Drawing and Painting at Edinburgh College of Art from 1977-2008, specialising in Life Drawing, Anatomy and Painting Composition to students from First Year Studies to Post Graduate Scholarships.
Patterson’s particular interest in vernacular architecture, saw him renovate a croft house in the Hebrides over 15 years.
The Museum of Architecture in Wroclaw, Poland and Gallery of Fine Art (Dum umeni) in Ostrava, Czech Republic provided, thanks to the initiative of the Cabinet of Architecture, the opportunity to show artwork and give talks on “Architecture Without Architects”. The talk at Trmal Villa in Prague and Villa Tugendhat in Brno on Charles Rennie Macintosh linked Scotland to the European Modernist World.
Now based in East Linton, Scotland, Patterson continues his practice and collaborates with Cabinet Architecture (Kabinet architektry) from Ostrava cross Europe.
Collections include the Scottish Arts Council, Museum of Art in Lodz, Poland, Otto Herman (Borsod) Museum, Miskolc, Hungary, Museum of Modern Art, New York as well as numerous private collections.
