MasarykMasaryk International Cultural and Educational Centre

Masaryk International Cultural and Educational Centre

Values that connect the world

An international platform for cultural, educational and humanitarian cooperation, carrying forward the legacy of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the first President of Czechoslovakia.

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Monument to T. G. Masaryk, Hradčany Square, Prague
Monument to T. G. Masaryk, Hradčany Square, Prague
3travelling exhibitions
47exhibition panels
100years of shared history

About the Centre

A legacy that lives on

The Centre develops cultural, educational and humanitarian ties between countries and people united by shared values, historical memory and open dialogue. It continues the work of the Masaryk Democratic Movement as its successor organization.

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Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk

Projects of the Centre

Travelling Exhibitions

All projects
10 panels · CZ / ENMasaryk’s LegacyA travelling exhibition on the life, work and legacy of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the first President of Czechoslovakia, presented across ten thematic panels.About the exhibition
23 panels · 9 themesCzech Traces in KazakhstanThe Masaryk International Cultural and Educational Center presents a travelling exhibition about little-known chapters of 20th-century Czech-Kazakh history. Curated by Erik Lukas, the material is divided into nine thematic sections presented on 23 panels.About the exhibition
14 panels · 7 themesThe Czechoslovak Century in KyrgyzstanAn exhibition on Czechoslovak fates and traces in Kyrgyzstan, divided into seven thematic sections.About the exhibition

States are maintained by the ideals from which they were born.

Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk

From the archive

Historical Memory

T. G. Masaryk signing the Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia, October 1918
T. G. Masaryk signing the Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia, October 1918
Monument to T. G. Masaryk on Hradčany Square, Prague
Monument to T. G. Masaryk on Hradčany Square, Prague
Václav Havel and Alexander Dubček, Laterna Magika, 24 November 1989
Václav Havel and Alexander Dubček, Laterna Magika, 24 November 1989
Wall map of the Czechoslovak Republic, 1933
Wall map of the Czechoslovak Republic, 1933

Let's work together

Interested in hosting an exhibition, a lecture or a partnership? We would love to hear from you.

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