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Who we are
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prof. Jaroslav Malina scenographer, member of the Artistic Council of the Academy of Arts in Prague Born: 5th December 1937, Prague Biography 2003 commissioner-in-chief of the Prague Quadrennial 03 2002 Doctor Honoris Causa, (Doctor of Design), The Nottingham Trent University,
England University of Tennessee, Knoxville, designing and lecturing 2001-2002 Exposition (retrospective) and lecture at the Symposium – San Francisco
Performing Arts Library and Museum 2001 University of Kansas in Lawrence - teaching and designing; 2000 Ohio State University, Columbus – teaching and designing - Central Ohio Critics Awards in Columbus (set of Orpheus Descending and the exhibit Metaphor and Irony) - member of Art-board of Academy of Fine Arts in Prague - member of Art-board of Academy of Performing Arts in Prague 1999 chairman of the Art-board of the National Gallery in Prague
commissioner-in-chief of the Prague Quadrennial 99 1998 appointed Professor by President Vaclav Havel study visit to Israel 1997 Ohio State University, Lima – lecturing and designing 1996 elected and appointed by President Václav Havel Rector of the Academy
of Performing Arts in Prague visit to Japan on the invitation of The Japan Foundation 1995 chairman of the international jury at the Prague Quadrennial Ohio State University, Lima – teaching and designing 1993 habilitation of studies as docent at The Academy of Performing Arts
in Prague 1992 University of Kansas, Lawrence – teaching and designing; lecturing at Ohio
State University, McNeese University, Lousiana and The University of Missouri teaching visit at The Trent University, Nottingham, England 1991 commissioner-in-chief of the Prague Quadrennial 91 1991-1999 chairman of the National Centre of the O.I.S.T.T. - exposition of stage design and lecture at the Symposium of the Future of Theatre Architecture in Evora in Portugal 1990 invitation of students to teach at the Theatre Faculty of The Academy
of Performing Arts in Prague - major one-man exposition in Los Angeles; lecture tour LA-California Institute of Arts, universities in Stanford, Berkeley, Sonoma, San Francisco 1987 on the invitation of Professor Delbert Unruh of the University of Kansas
in Lawrence, was realized one man exposition which combined or confronted stage design, painting and graphic art; at the same time taught stage design 1986 study visit with lectures for set designers and directors in Cuba 1984 Gold Medal at the 7th International Triennial of Stage Design and Theatrical
Costuming at Novi Sad (Yugoslavia) 1982 thanks to Professor Eric Sinkkonen, first exposition abroad arranged at the
San Francisco State University; teaching engagement at the same university lecture tour to other universities (resulting in other offers); visit to New York 1982-1990 part-time engagement at the Workers‘ Theatre, Gottwaldov (1990 onwards
the Municipal Theatre, Zlin) 1981 birth of the daughter, Anna 1980-1984 part-time engagement at the Theatre Victorious February, Hradec Kralove 1976 birth of the daughter, Marie 1975 married Milada Pravdova 1971 odvolán s exekutivního výboru OISTAT 1969 lectured at the University of Tampere in Finland, met Professor Eric Sinkkonen 1968 elected representative on the executive committee of the Czechoslovak
Centre of O.I.S.T.T.; study visit to Germany, Belgium, France and Britain 1967 began a long-term cooperation in book illustration with the North Bohemia
Publishing House 1964-1980 employed at the Salda Theatre in Liberec in North Bohemia 1961-1964 Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Faculty of Theatre, field of stage
design under Professor Frantisek Tröster 1957-1961 studied at the Faculty of Education of the Charles University, in the fields
of Russian language and art education under Professors Cyril Bouda, Martin Salcman, Karel Lidicky and docent Zdenek Sykora 1955 began tu study painting privately with Professor Zdenek Sklenar 1952-1956 1st High School for Industrial Engineering, Bethlehem Street, Prague 1 Home Address: Kubelíkova 29, 130 00 Praha 3 |
