An archive of 228 film poster exhibitons organized during last 15 years in the Czech Republic and other countries, sorted in a chronological way. (USA,Japan,Poland,Italy,Spain,Austria)
Cinema Máj, Litoměřice (22. 8. 2007 - 22. 9. 2007) —
A crosscut exhibition in framework of the festival 7th Litoměřice introduced in a lobby of Cinema Máj twenty posters.
Lobby of the Culture Club, Uherske Hradiste (20. 7. 2007 - 29. 7. 2007) —
In framework of the 33rd SFS was installed first part of three part exhibtion collection which had to introduce during three years almost 200 most important Czechoslovakian film posters from 60´s and 70´s in Uherské Hradiště.
Hotel Thermal, 1st floor, Karlovy Vary (29. 6. 2007 - 7. 7. 2007) —
The exhibition of Polish Film Posters at IFF in Karlovy Vary introduced a crosscut through creation of the famous Polish designers (Franciszek Starowieyski, Wiktor Górka, Jan Lenica, Jerzy Flisak) and the others. The Polish Poster (not only the film poster) is a recognized value worldwidely and works of the Polish designers are represented in many collections of the modern art museums. A poster collection at Terry´s consist of almost thousand pieces of the Polish Posters.
Cinema Světozor (6. 6. 2007 - 31. 8. 2007) —
The poster exhibition of Vratislav Hlavatý introduced a crosscut of a whole author´s activity since 70´s till 1989. An installation in Cinema Světozor where the author was present contained also the most valuable film posters: Harld Lloyd, Planet of the Apes, Gappa a few original artworks of poster designs as well. Afterwards, the exhibition was presented along with an exhibition of the Czechoslovakian posters for Italian films in the nnorth Italy in Centro D ´Arte Contemporara – Castello Di Rivara in the fall 2008.
Kino Světozor (1. 3. 2007 - 31. 3. 2007) —
The exhibition cycle „The Golden Era of Czechoslowakia Film Poster“ introduced poster work of Prof. Zdeněk Ziegler, one the most outstanding authors of Czech film posters. Mr Ziegler introduced the second exhibition of this cycle in person in March 2007.