DOX Centre for Contemporary Art

DOX Centre for Contemporary Art is a Czech cultural institution that presents future contemporary art through exhibitions, performances, and interdisciplinary educational programs in Prague. Founded by Leoš Válka, it operates as the largest private exhibition space in the country, featuring rotating shows like Patient Diary and literary events at its Gulliver Airship venue.

• Industries: Focuses on fine arts, performing arts, literature, and visual culture through curated exhibitions and educational workshops.
• Locations: Operates primarily in Prague with a dedicated special venue known as the Gulliver Airship for art and literature events.
• History: Established by Leoš Válka and Robert Aafjes, it opened to the public in October 2008 after years of planning and construction.

The centre actively fosters shared experiences by combining artistic inquiry with critical reflection on society and human connection.