HYB4 Galerie of Kampus Hybernská started its operation in 2017. Since then, it has expanded to two exhibition spaces presenting a curated selection of traditional and new media. In C.0 HYB4 Galerie we present works by both established and emerging artists.
The first exhibition of the HYB4 Galerie took place in 2017 during Diversity Week in a smaller space next to the Café. After years of dilapidation, the space required extensive cleaning and gentle repairs to bring it to its current white cube form.
Later, the spaces in Building A that had previously served as aristocratic apartments or StB interrogation rooms were also opened to the public.
Nowadays, this larger HYB4 Galerie space with 600 m² and 11 rooms changes its appearance with each new exhibition project.
In the first part of our series, we introduce a trio connected by something perhaps unexpected. Each of them comes from a different background, works with a different medium, and explores different themes. Yet, they all operate in a space where reality begins to blur with imagination, memories, myths, or what remains hidden at first glance.
What do a rapper paying tribute to a late beatmaker, a Slovak multi-instrumentalist awarded by an international jazz jury, and a painter who compares his canvases to a Balkan disco have in common? All three met at Kampus Hybernská in the first half of 2026. And that was just the beginning. The HYB4 Gallery took home the 2025 VIZIUM award, four exhibitions rotated through C.0, and Kampus opened its own art studios for the first time. Read our overview of the first six months of the year. You can find what we have planned for the summer at the end of the article. And there is plenty to look forward to.
The HYB4 Galeire at Kampus Hybernská opens an exhibition by painter Jan Vytiska on June 11th. The show invites viewers into a world where folklore and myth meet contemporary imagination, and where one never quite knows what awaits behind the next canvas. The exhibition runs until August 24, 2026. Admission is voluntary.
The open call for the new HYB4 Art Studios residency program generated significant interest. Twenty-seven individuals and collectives from various artistic disciplines applied, ranging from visual arts, audiovisual and performance work to experimental cross-media projects. An expert committee selected nine whose work stood out for its quality, originality, and clarity of artistic vision.
Filip has been associated with HYB4 Galerie since its inception. He was one of the main initiators involved in its creation. Today, as a curator, he selects exhibited works with artists and forms the concept of individual exhibitions as well as the gallery as a whole.
As a producer of HYB4 Galerie, Michal communicates with artists and arranges with them all practical matters regarding exhibitions. He organizes openings and guided tours.
