The Czech Centre London actively promotes the Czech Republic by showcasing Czech culture, innovations and creativity in the UK.
Czech Centre London
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The Czech Centre London actively promotes the Czech Republic by showcasing Czech culture, innovations and creativity in the UK.
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11/6/2019
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Recent Episodes
June 12, 2026
Designed to Belong: Modernism, Industry and Community
Recorded live at the Czech Embassy Cinema in London, this event was organised by Czech Centre London as part of the London Festival of Architecture. This panel discussion explores how architecture shapes our sense of belonging, not only by providing shelter, but by structuring everyday life, community, identity and place. Using the Baťa village at East Tilbury as a starting point, the conversation looks at how modernist ideals, industrial ambition and carefully planned communities created a distinctive model of living. The discussion connects the historical story of Baťa company towns with wider questions of architecture, development, memory and belonging today. The panel features historian Milan Balaban, who situates East Tilbury within the global network of Baťa cities; architectural historian Gillian Darley OBE, who reflects on the village’s significance within British modernism; John Purkiss from the Bata Heritage Centre, who brings a local and heritage perspective on East Tilbury’s development and legacy; and architect Ondřej Chybík, who discusses contemporary lessons for urban planning and adaptive reuse. The discussion is chaired by Sir John Tusa, British arts administrator, author, journalist and former BBC broadcaster, whose personal connection to East Tilbury brings an especially meaningful perspective to the conversation. Together, the speakers explore how architecture, industry and community planning can shape not only places, but also the people who live, work and belong within them. Speakers: Sir John Tusa, Gillian Darley OBE, Milan Balaban, John Purkiss and Ondřej ChybíkRecorded: 11 June 2026Venue: Czech Embassy Cinema, LondonOrganiser: Czech Centre LondonEvent: Designed to Belong: Modernism, Industry and CommunityPart of: London Festival of Architecture
November 4, 2025
Václav Havel European Dialogues / Growth and Inequality in Central Europe: Between Havel’s Vision and Today’s Cleavages
Join us for the fourth edition of the annual Václav Havel European Dialogues, a global series of discussions inspired by Havel’s enduring legacy organised jointly by the Czech Centre London, SSEES and the Research Centre for the Study of Places, Identities, and Memories (PIMs). Over the last three decades, the Central European countries have experienced some of the fastest economic growths in the world. The region has joined the ranks of highly developed countries, and its citizens are wealthier and living longer than ever before. In Czechia, this transformation was closely tied to the democratic ideals articulated by Václav Havel, whose vision of an open society and civic responsibility shaped the country’s path during the early years of transition. Yet, within a generation, Central Europe has also moved from being one of the most egalitarian regions in Europe to one of the most unequal. This indicates that the growth has not benefited all equally. What are the sources of the Central European miracle, and who are its main beneficiaries? What are the consequences of the increasing inequalities for these societies, especially in the context of growing political polarisation? How can we ensure that future growth in the region will be inclusive? The event will be moderated by Jessie Barton Hronešová and will feature an esteemed panel of speakers, including Zsoka Koczan, Lead Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Lubomír Lízal, economist and former director of CERGE-EI, Prague, Pawel Bukowski, co-director of the new Research Center for the Study of Places, Identities, and Memories (PIMs), and a word of welcome by Přemysl Pela, the director of the Czech Center in London. About the speakers: Zsoka Koczan is Associate Director, Lead Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. At the EBRD, she edits the Regional Economic Prospects, which review the latest economic developments in the EBRD regions, works on the Transition Report, EBRD’s annual flagship publication, and runs the Life in Transition Survey, a large household survey covering 44 economies. Prior to joining the EBRD, she worked as an economist at the International Monetary Fund in the European and the Research Departments, primarily on the World Economic Outlook. She holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge Paweł Bukowski is a Lecturer in Economics at the University College London and the Polish Academy of Sciences. Also affiliated with the London School of Economics. He is a Co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Places, Identities and Memories (PIMs) at UCL. His research focuses on socio-economic inequalities and labour economics. He has won multiple international research grants, founded an expert group – Dobrobyt na Pokolenia and is a member of Concilium Civitas - a group of influential Polish social scientists working abroad. His book, “Inequalities a’la Polonaise”, won the Puls Biznesu Scientific Economics Book of the Year 2024 and the Marcin Król Prize 2025, given for a significant contribution to the humanities and social sciences. Lubomír Lízal has been a member of the Czech National Bank Board in 2011-2017; the Board is bank governing body and monetary policy committee. Since 1993 he has worked as a researcher at the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. In 2003–2008 he has been Director of both the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences and CERGE, Charles University. He is a member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University, and other scientific boards. He was a member of the National Economic Council of the Government. In years 2018-2019 he has served as the President of the Anglo-American University in Prague. Currently he is an associate professor at the Czech Technical University and at the University of Finance an
November 3, 2025
(when) Art Talks: Filoména Borecká
Inspired by her father’s bedtime stories, Czech Christmas traditions, and the stillness and ever-presence of breath, Czech artist based in Paris Filoména Borecká, created paintings and a sculpture that, together with works by four other artists, fill the spaces of the Vitrínka and Bouda galleries. Today she joined our podcast series to tell us more about her art and sources of inspiration. Silent Systems: Breathing Devices at Vitrínka and Breathing with Breaths – Air Bladders at Bouda run until 16 January and are part of the 29th Made in Prague Festival. Listen to our newest episode and take a glimpse into what’s awaiting you in the Czech Centre London’s galleries! https://london.czechcentres.cz/en/program/silent-objects-breathing-devices https://london.czechcentres.cz/en/program/breaths-air-bladders #(when)arttalks #filomenaborecka #breathsairbladders #silentsystemsbreathingdevices #madeinpraguefestival
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