We invite notable guests to share their perspective on our exhibitions and the gallery. Discover the take of human rights activist and presenter Lenka Králová.

When you are visiting, you see things differently than those who are at home here. As part of PLATO’s 10th-anniversary celebrations, we are introducing a palette of new program formats this year. One of them is a series of meetings and discussions exploring not only artworks, but also personal experience, alternative perspectives, and different ways of reading exhibitions. We are curious about what a contemporary art gallery—or PLATO itself—means to people with backgrounds or expertise outside the visual arts. We believe that art, as an integral part of life, stimulates different ways of thinking and perceiving the world. Are you curious to find out what our guest thinks about it, too?

Lenka Králová (b. 1981) is a former software developer who currently works as a presenter and human rights activist. She is the creator of the YouTube show V Tranzu (In Trance), where since 2020 she has been interviewing trans people and parents of trans children about their lives. Lenka focuses on advocacy and education regarding queer rights, debunking myths and misinformation both online and in public forums, including the Czech Chamber of Deputies.