Open call for exhibition projects

VI PER Gallery in Prague announces an international open call for exhibition projects. The selected proposal will be realized in late 2027.

Submitted projects may take a wide range of forms associated with architecture, art, design, and other disciplines. Projects should reflect on the relevance of architecture in responding to contemporary issues and discourse. We welcome original projects that demonstrate new and innovative ideas, a critical and experimental approach, and independent thinking. We especially welcome proposals for new projects that have not previously been presented publicly.

Applicants should be capable of conducting research and developing an original vision and coherent curatorial narrative, as well as an integrated curatorial and exhibition design proposal. Projects should clearly describe their aims, proposed timeframe, budget, and other relevant practical considerations. Proposals will be reviewed by an international jury that will consider submissions addressing a variety of architectural, spatial, design, and urban topics.

Projects may respond to the physical and conceptual context of the exhibition space through their installation and presentation. Given the dimensions of the exhibition space, we recommend submitting projects conceived as thematic exhibitions or exhibitions involving a relatively small number of participants.

The exhibition curator(s) and/or participant(s) should take part in the related public program.

For a detailed description, application requirements, and the submission and selection process, please visit vipergallery.org.

Jury
Friends Making Work (Amelyn Ng, Gabriel Vergara, and Christine Giorgio)—a transdisciplinary design collective and practice based in New York City, and winners of the VI PER Open Call in 2021 with the exhibition Planetary Home Improvement: From Just-in-time to Geological Time.

Tinatin Gurgenidze—urban researcher, curator, and author living and working between Tbilisi and Berlin; co-founder and one of the artistic directors of the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial, Georgia.

Alina Paias—spatial designer, writer, curator, and researcher at Delft University of Technology, investigating systems of architectural production through engagement with a broad range of philosophies.

Miroslav Pazdera—architect and curator, currently head of the Studio 552 at the Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University in Prague.

Daniel Tudor Munteanu—architect, curator, and writer based in Suceava, Romania; founder and editor of the research project OfHouses.com and co-curator of Unfolding Pavilion.

Dates and submission
Applications must be submitted electronically by November 22, 2026, to info@vipergallery.org.

The jury will select one winning project. The results will be announced in December 2026 on our website.

The exhibition will be presented at VI PER Gallery in late 2027 for approximately two months.