We run a gallery. We organize exhibitions. We manage a pictorial collection of the town's history.

Art studio in a family house, focused on original oil painting. My work combines the stillness and depth of classical landscape painting with the dynamism and emotion of modern abstraction. I offer for sale original works that bring a unique atmosphere to the interior.

Operation of an exhibition (non-sale) gallery, focusing on twentieth century painters who lived or worked in Týniště nad Orlicí and the surrounding area.

Organizing short-term exhibitions during the summer months.

Operation of the gallery.

Trafačka 1935 is a unique exhibition space in the village, which is administered by the municipal library and the Dobroděj association (Džbánovský revival and history association). It is used to spread culture, the spirit of tolerance, freedom, respect for people, nature and other people's opinions.

We operate an exhibition and sales gallery of paintings. We deal with retail and internet sales of photographs and sculptures. We also offer tapestries, collages, prints and reliefs.

The Nativity Scene Museum, whose greatest pride is Josef Probošt’s large mechanical nativity scene. This unique mechanical creation is over a hundred years old, measures 7 meters in length, and was designated a national cultural monument in 1999.

We operate a sales gallery exhibiting works by sculptor Josef Nálepka, sculptor Klára Klose, artistic blacksmith Karel Bures and works by Bedřich Novotný, Jaromír Košař, Zdeněk Makovský and Milan and Pavla Košař. You will find paintings, graphics, ceramics, sculptures and statues here.

We are a contemporary art gallery. Our aim is to introduce residents and visitors to the city to the current aesthetic, artistic and social issues of the day and to create a relaxing and experiential space for them. In addition to exhibitions, we offer a wide range of accompanying programmes.

Permanent art exhibition and regular exhibitions, lectures and guided tours. The permanent exhibition Transmise refers to the original technical relic in the Automatic Mills building.

Arranging solo exhibitions by contemporary photographers and visual artists. Operation of a sales gallery of works of art. Selling serigraphs. The gallery has a Nielsen hanging system, 25 frames, a projector and computer for use and data.

Displaying a permanent exhibition of fine art and holding regular exhibitions, lectures and guided tours. Offering a programme for the public and schools, running art workshops.