Slavík, Otakar

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Otakar Slavík was a Czech painter. He studied for a professorship in painting at Charles University’s College of Education in Prague and afterwards made a living doing manual labour. He was one of the artists connected to the UB 12 group. His first solo exhibition was in Prague in 1964 and from the mid-1960s Slavík began to devote himself to painting and drawing. He met with the artists from the Křížovnik School. During Normalization he was banned from exhibiting his work and he turned once more to manual labour. He signed Charter 77 and decided to leave Czechoslovakia in 1980. He moved to Vienna and became a member of the Künstlerhaus art association. His works were exhibited abroad and in Czechoslovakia after 1990. Colour and the human figure were at the centre of Slavík’s work (which is why he is sometimes associated with the “new figuration”).

Lokacija

Praha, Prague, Czech Republic
Pokaži na zemljevidu
Vienna, Austria
Pokaži na zemljevidu

Kraj rojstva

Pardubice, Czech Republic

Datum rojstva

1931

Datum smrti

2010

Vloga ustvarjalca

Avtor spletne strani

Kůželová, Michaela

Bibliografija

Galerie moderního umění v Hradci Králové. 2019. "Otakar Slavík, Radost z malby." Accessed January 10. https://www.galeriehk.cz/otakar-slavik-radost-z-malby-p1516886664.html.

Topičův salon a klub. 2019. "Otakar Slavík." Accessed January 10. https://www.topicuvsalon.cz/vystava/otakar-slavik/.

Malý, Zbyšek, and Alena Malá, eds. 2005. Slovník českých a slovenských výtvarných umělců 1950-2005 Sv. 14 Sh–Sr. Ostrava: Výtvarné centrum Chagall, 202–203.

Horová, Anděla, ed. 1995. Nová encyklopedie českého výtvarného umění. Sv. 2 N–Ž. Praha: Academia, 757.

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