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h2>Gov’t funds building of Czech expat hub New York City When George Suchánek moved from his native Czechoslovakia to New York City

It’s difficult to think of two more rivalrous literatures than English and French. The studied aloofness — the French were the last

A glossy assessment of last year’s global theater festival A year past the 2007 Prague Quadrennial, that Olympiad for scenographers, costumers and

Local scientists have led some of the most important excavations The history of the country’s accomplishments in the field of Egyptology hits

Czech verse garners an audience abroad It’s a Tuesday night in London’s bustling Soho district, where a small crowd of literati has

Erick van Egeraat opens architecture exhibit in Old Town Dutch architect Erick van Egeraat has had an office in Prague since 1999,

Legend holds that the world’s biggest Bible is the work of the devil How does one gauge the value of a soul?

The world as seen by an enterprising Czech photographer Bohumil “Bob” Krčil was a nomad who photographed cultures around the world. Born

Opera star Michele Crider responds to a last-minute call with aplomb Michele Crider was doing some gardening at her home in Austria