Join us for the 34th episode of the Hidden Podcast, where we dive into the creative world of Yuki Asano, a Japanese artist whose work is the latest feature in our ongoing Japanese art series at the Hidden Gallery. Yuki shares her journey from studying in Kyoto to creating evocative paintings and installations that blend memories and emotions. Alongside our curious guest, Kamil Prince, we explore Yuki's inspirations, her evolving artistic process, and the stories behind her works. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with insights, laughter, and the unexpected magic of artistic exchange.

This conversation is in English.

In the new episode of the HIDDEN podcast, we visited Sultan Sade at his restaurant, HELL Smoke. We talked about his SM project, our shared love for Braník beer, and the timely topic of loneliness.

This conversation is in Czech.

Another HIDDEN podcast is with Monika Chlebek who is currently showing at the gallery as a last exhibition of the Close Enough series. Listen as we talk about her approach to art, her experience at the academy in Krakow and many more.

In this episode, we feature French artist, Ethel Lellouche, currently exhibiting at HIDDEN. We explore her unique blend of ceramic and textile art, discuss the differences between studying art in Paris and Brussels, and highlight the significance of craftsmanship. And many more.

In the this episode of Hidden podcast, join us with Stefanie Hintersteiner, the talented artist currently showcasing her exhibition at the HIDDEN Bořivojova. Together, we explore the world of printmaking, uncovering its intricate technology and the profound physicality of the printing process. Discover how the constraints imposed by technology can actually enhance the artistic journey, fueling creativity and pushing boundaries.

We delve into David's recent exhibition at Hidden, his background in graphic design, and his studies at the Munich Academy. David shares his creative process and how he incorporates yoga into his practice. He also shares podcasts that helps him to kill time.

We discuss the relationship between David's sculptures and paintings, the merits of acrylic versus oil, and the joy of the creative process. Additionally, we explore the significance of colors in his artwork.

The next episode of the Hidden podcast belongs to Paweł Sobczak. The first artist of the Close Enough series focusing on students/graduates of academies of art around Czech republic. Paweł explains why art is about learning about life, how were the consultations at the Academy or what animal he had as a child and many more.

The next episode of the Hidden podcast belongs to Felix Schöppner - great German photographer who had an exhibition at Hidden Bořivojova in February. We talked about topics such as fon working as a photographer, skate photography, not collecting cameras, doing the thinking before the shooting & not after, fighting cancer, quiting smoking for good or buying a lot of photobooks.

We spoke with Rick about photography of Josef Sudek, process of making a book, obsession with birds, finding someone we lost through photography, confronting audience with dark topics, how to avoid being cheesy while telling something serious through art and much more!

The next episode of the Hidden podcast belongs to Chloé Milos Azzopardi - a French photographer and artist whose exhibition can be seen at Hidden Bořivojova until 27 May. We talked about topics such as finishing work, how to avoid impostor syndrome as an artist or how to cope with rejection, the desire to teach photography or the endless poetry of Andrei Tarkovsky's work.

This year we’ve gone international! Our 11th episode belongs to the first Hidden artist of 2022 - Milanese (non)photographer Alexa Sonsion. We were talking about asking for permission before taking someone’s picture, reality of working in the fashion industry in Milan, not having the time to buy a new camera, using iPhone for shooting campaigns of big fashion brands, differences between Northern & Southern Italy or the Clan of Gucci dissatisfaction.