Julie Curtiss explores suburban life in Suburban Lawns

In this exhibition with about forty artists - from Auguste Rodin to Duane Hanson, from Georg Baselitz to Ana Mendieta, from David Hammons to Marlene Dumas, from Arthur Jafa to Ali Cherri - who through painting, sculpture, photography, video and drawing, explore the links between the body and the mind in contemporary art.

An exhibition with over 300 works to tell the pulverized universe of Art Brut through the collection donated by Bruno Decharme to the National Museum of Modern Art of the Centre Pompidou.

At the beginning of the century, Berthe Weill committed herself to supporting artists with the slogan "Place aux jeunes" ("Make way for the young"), which was printed on her business cards. From Picasso to Modigliani, Weill took part in the recognition of Fauvism.

Emperor Rudolf II (1552 - 1612) was one of the European rulers who had the greatest enthusiasm for the study of nature. He called scholars and artists from all over Europe to his court, making Prague a true laboratory for experimentation, in a climate favorable to intellectual and religious tolerance.