How can spatial practice contribute to a more just society? »Space for the 99%: Contemporary Slovak and Czech Spatial Practices« brings together organisations, collectives, and movements from Slovakia and the Czech Republic whose work extends beyond architecture and urbanism into sociology, law, and community organising.

Opening: 24 September 2026, 18:00
Venue: tranzit.sk, Beskydská 12, Bratislava

Curators and authors of research: Lýdia Grešáková and Zuzana Tabačková
Exhibition design: Kristina Roman
Graphic design: David Novák

Through artefacts, studies, petitions, models, and protest banners, the exhibition highlights approaches that address systemic inequalities and improve the lives of communities whose voices often go unheard.

Their stories show that space is more than bricks and mortar. A home is more than four walls, just as public space is more than benches or cycle paths. The exhibited works reveal forms of spatial practice that go beyond the limits of traditional architecture and planning.

Exhibition artifacts
Architekti bez hranic, Arnika, Artyčok TV, ateliér • tečka, AutoMat, Bedřiška (pře)žije!, COLridor, Cyklokoalícia, Čierne diery, Galerie Hraničář, Jiří Teo Mateja, Kolem hlíny, Les – společenství pro pěstování, teorii a umění, Limity jsme my, MAK / mobilní architektonická kancelář, Nadácia DEDO, Pěstuj prostor, Pěšky městem, Projekt DOM.ov, Punkt, Realistická utópia Veľký Krtíš (RUVK), Re-set: Platforma pro sociálně-ekologickou transformaci, Spolka, Včelí kRaj.

The exhibition invites you to explore approaches to spatial production that see space as a living organism, part of broader social systems and relationships. These approaches resonate with feminist spatial practice, which views space as political, dynamic, and fair to diverse actors.

Learn more about the exhibition and plan your visit here: tranzit.sk / exhibition / space-for-the-99-contemporary-slovak-and-czech-spatial-practices

Header image: Lýdia Grešáková, 2026