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Sport evokes emotions in people all over the world, and it is no wonder that it also inspires artists. They allow us to view sport from a new perspective and reveal its hidden aspects. The online magazine Sport in Art informs the world about this.
A Tennis Court in the Middle of a Gallery: Scandinavian Artists Elmgreen & Dragset
Artists

A Tennis Court in the Middle of a Gallery: Scandinavian Artists Elmgreen & Dragset

At exhibitions by Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, you feel less like you're in a gallery and more like you've stepped into the middle of a story. These Scandinavian artists love transforming traditional gallery spaces into unexpected settings—like an abandoned swimming pool at London’s Whitechapel Gallery in 2018, or a library they installed at Prague’s Kunsthalle last year. Their carefully staged scenes, like frozen moments from a film,…

Anna Strasserová 10.10.2024
Football isn’t just a game. London Design Museum’s exhibition celebrates football’s cultural significance.
Exhibitions

Football isn’t just a game. London Design Museum’s exhibition celebrates football’s cultural significance.

Kateřina Hubertová 21.7.2022
Sport as a religion: Darío Escobar shows sporting equipment in a non-traditional context
Topics

Sport as a religion: Darío Escobar shows sporting equipment in a non-traditional context

Kateřina Hubertová 18.7.2022
Lukáš Csicsely: For me, the hockey world is like a light-hearted fairytale world which smells like childhood
Topics

Lukáš Csicsely: For me, the hockey world is like a light-hearted fairytale world which smells like childhood

Marek Blažíček 18.7.2022
The start is the finish and the finish is the start: David Mazanec’s mural Swim! (Plav!) presents the cycle of life through swim strokes
Artists

The start is the finish and the finish is the start: David Mazanec’s mural Swim! (Plav!) presents the cycle of life through swim strokes

Martina Fridrichová 4.7.2022
Alena Anderlová: The synchronised movement of an eight’s crew reminds me of a joint organism
Interviews

Alena Anderlová: The synchronised movement of an eight’s crew reminds me of a joint organism

Martina Fridrichová 7.6.2022
Julius Reichel: I’d like to know who’s a bigger egomaniac –⁠⁠ an athlete or an artist
Interviews

Julius Reichel: I’d like to know who’s a bigger egomaniac –⁠⁠ an athlete or an artist

Martina Fridrichová 1.6.2022
The ROW ROW ROW exhibition introduces works by contemporary Czech artists in reaction to the traditional Primátorky rowing race
Topics

The ROW ROW ROW exhibition introduces works by contemporary Czech artists in reaction to the traditional Primátorky rowing race

Martina Fridrichová 1.6.2022
Art against war: The initiative Make Art Not War aids people in Ukraine
Topics

Art against war: The initiative Make Art Not War aids people in Ukraine

Martina Fridrichová 1.6.2022
The phenomenon of rowing through the eyes of the current generation
Topics

The phenomenon of rowing through the eyes of the current generation

Martina Fridrichová 19.4.2022
Alvin Armstrong: What we celebrate about black athletes is considered a threat to society in everyday life
Artists

Alvin Armstrong: What we celebrate about black athletes is considered a threat to society in everyday life

Martina Fridrichová 19.4.2022
Monica Kim Garza: Everything you do with your body affects your mind
Artists

Monica Kim Garza: Everything you do with your body affects your mind

Martina Fridrichová 22.3.2022
Jitka Petrášová: I paint athletes to balance out negative memories from school P.E.
Interviews

Jitka Petrášová: I paint athletes to balance out negative memories from school P.E.

Martina Fridrichová 7.3.2022

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