Izbor za direktora Nacionalne galerije u Pragu Klempíř je otkazao, želi novu
The Czech Minister of Culture, Lubomír Klempíř, has decided to cancel the current selection process for the director of the National Gallery in Prague and initiate a new one, aiming to attract a broader range of candidates, including international figures. The gallery will continue to be managed temporarily by interim director Olga Kotková, who was appointed after the previous director, Alice Knastová, was dismissed earlier this year. Five candidates applied in the initial selection, including Aleš Seifert, director of the Alšova Gallery in Plzeň, and Marcel Fišer, director of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb. Both candidates shared their proposals on social media and encouraged others to participate. Ex-minister of culture Martin Baxa criticized Klempíř’s decision as unnecessary, while academic Tomáš Pospiszyl argued that repeating the selection process would not resolve the gallery’s underlying issues, pointing out budget constraints as a major challenge. Klempíř emphasized the need for a new director who can manage both the gallery’s operations and the construction of a new depot in Jinonice, which is crucial for future renovations of the Veletržní Palace.
Ministarstvo kulture je ukinulo izborni postupak generalnog direktora Nacionalne galerije u Pragu (NGP), objavio je šef ureda Oto Klempíř. Taj korak, koji je Klempíř objavio kao "potpuno novu informaciju", prouzrokovan je nedovoljnim interesom kupaca o međunarodnoj vizi NGP-a. Izborni postupak, koji se vodio u okviru procesa traženja novog direktora, ukinut je zbog toga što se važnost međunarodnog obima i sposobnosti promocije galerije u europskom i svjetskom kontekstu nije dovoljno poštovala.
Na temelju ove odluke, izborni postupak će se ponoviti. Klempíř želi osloviti širi krug kandidata, uključujući i osobe iz inozemstva. Uvedeno je da će se radovati sudjelovanju dosadnih kandidata koji su se uključili u prethodni izborni postupak. Národní galerii Praha nadále povede pověřená ředitelka Olga Kotková, která od roku 2021 stojí v čele galerijních sbírek starého umění. Klempíř je povjeren upravljanjem galerie poté, co v březnu odvolal ředitelku Alicji Knastovou. Kotkovou však zrušení dosavadného výběrového řízení úplně označila za novou informaciju a upřesnila, že rozhodnutí pana ministra je, které má na právo.
Na društvenim mrežama i četvrtinama objavljeni su Fišer i Seifert svoje koncepte i izazvali daljnje kandidate. Klempíř, međutim, tvrdi da izborna komisija nije ispunila zahtjeve za međunarodnim dimenzijama i sposobnostima NGP-a u europskom i svjetskom kontekstu.
Prema njemu je bilo moguće pronaći relevantne kandidate, ali od současného ministra přišlo podivné přešlapování.
Rektor Praške akademije likovnih umjetnosti Tomáš Pospiszyl smatra da ponavljanje izbornog upravljanja neće riješiti probleme galerije. Prema njegovom mišljenju, vizija bi trebao imati i njen izdavač, odnosno ministarstvo. Národní galerie Praha není v kontextu Evrope a světa chudá svými sbírkami nebo odborníky, ale především rozpočtem.
Novi građevinski projekt, koji bi trebao biti završen pod NGP-om, veći je u pražskim Jinonicima. Troškovi prvog dijela projekta procijenjeni su na 2,2 milijarde kruna. Bez novog depozita ne možemo napredovati u rekonstrukciji Veletržnog dvorca. Klempíř ve čtvrtek zmínil novi građevinski projekt, koji bi prema njemu trebao biti završen pod galerijom. Mně by se strašně líbil nový, moderní, menší, multifunkční dům pro Národní galerii Praha, rekao je ministar Zmínil pražské rozvojové území BubnyZátory, v němž by se mubil nový multifunkční výstavní galerie prostor. Otevřené výběrové řízení na ředit má podle jeho přelestavní osobnost, éstkteré to prostě dokáže udělat.
Národní galerie Praha si letos připomíná 230 let od svého založení, které se váže ke vzniku Společnosti vlasteneckých přátel umění z 5. februara 1796. V hlavním městě má šest budov se stálými expozicemi nebo výstavami, výstavy pořádá také ve Valdštejnské jízdárně, které patří Senátu. Galerie spravuje nejrozsáhlejší sbírku výtvarných děl v Česku, od antiky až po současnost.
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The Czech Minister of Culture, Lubomír Klempíř, has decided to cancel the current selection process for the director of the National Gallery in Prague and initiate a new one, aiming to attract a broader range of candidates, including international figures. The gallery will continue to be managed temporarily by interim director Olga Kotková, who was appointed after the previous director, Alice Knastová, was dismissed earlier this year. Five candidates applied in the initial selection, including Aleš Seifert, director of the Alšova Gallery in Plzeň, and Marcel Fišer, director of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb. Both candidates shared their proposals on social media and encouraged others to participate. Ex-minister of culture Martin Baxa criticized Klempíř’s decision as unnecessary, while academic Tomáš Pospiszyl argued that repeating the selection process would not resolve the gallery’s underlying issues, pointing out budget constraints as a major challenge. Klempíř emphasized the need for a new director who can manage both the gallery’s operations and the construction of a new depot in Jinonice, which is crucial for future renovations of the Veletržní Palace.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): The article presents multiple perspectives, including criticism from former officials like Martin Baxa and academic opinions from Tomáš Pospiszyl, alongside the minister's rationale for restarting the selection process. It does not exhibit clear bias toward any side but rather provides a balanced,多方
The Czech Ministry of Culture, led by Minister Oto Klempíř, has canceled the selection process for the new director of the National Gallery Prague. The decision was announced after the initial selection process failed to emphasize international vision and global positioning for the gallery, which Klempíř considers essential. The current interim director, Olga Kotková, will continue leading the gallery until a new director is appointed. Klempíř plans to restart the selection process, inviting a broader range of candidates, including international figures, and potentially re-engaging previous applicants. Critics, such as former Minister Martin Baxa, argue the move is unnecessary and lacks clarity. Academic experts suggest the ministry itself needs greater vision rather than focusing solely on the director’s international experience.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): While the article discusses a politically sensitive issue involving government decisions and public institutions, the framing remains balanced. It presents multiple perspectives, including criticism from former ministers and academic experts, without overtly favoring any particular ideological angle
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