Meet the curators – Linda Kudrnovská, Michal Gregorini, Filip Blažek
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Guided tour of the exhibition Identita – The Story of Czech Graphic Design with Linda Kudrnovská, Michal Gregorini and Filip Blažek, curators of the exhibition.
During this guided tour, the curators will share their personal perspective on the exhibition, explaining how they conceived it, the narrative behind it, and the ideas that guided its development. They will highlight a selection of emblematic works, explore key themes, and share behind-the-scenes anecdotes, offering visitors a unique insight into the exhibition.
About the curators
Linda Kudrnovská is a critic and columnist, specialised in design. As an author and editor, she has a particular interest in graphic design and typography within a broader cultural and social context. She serves on the juries of international design competitions, was editor-in-chief of Typo magazine, regularly contributes to several European publications, and is the editor of “Visit Czechoslovakia! The Stories of Czech and Slovak Travel Posters” (2026), “TypeTypo” (2025), “Identity: The Story of Czech Graphic Design” (2024), “Letters for the Future” (2024), “Building Ligatures” (2022), “365typo”, “52typo” (2014 – 2016), and many others.
Michal Gregorini co-founded Mowshe studio in 1993, which focuses primarily on graphic design, creative concept development, and production for non-profit organisations, public institutions, and companies. He was one of the founders of the Decommunization association (2005), whose aim was to keep the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia out of the Czech Parliament. He is the producer of the multi-award-winning Identita project, which presented Czech graphic design from a unique perspective through television series, publications, exhibitions, and films. He also plays saxophone in several bands.
Filip Blažek has worked as a graphic designer since 1993. In 2003, he founded the Designiq studio in Prague. He specialises in typography, book design, and editorial design. He teaches typography at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design and at ARCHIP in Prague. Filip is one of the authors of the multimedia project “Identity: The Story of Czech Graphic Design”.