In the media
Explore selected articles, reviews and interviews about Illusion Art Museum Prague, our artists and the development of our collection. IAM brings together original illusion art, interactive installations and Czech stories at Melantrichova 536/2 in Prague’s Old Town. Discover the museum through the coverage below, then plan your own visit.
The headings and summaries below are written by IAM. Follow the links to read the original coverage in the language shown.
Prague Morning
Prague Morning explores how a traveling exhibition became Illusion Art Museum Prague. The feature follows the development of the collection, the choice of artistic techniques and the Czech stories behind the illusions.
Expats.cz
Expats.cz includes IAM in its guide to immersive cultural experiences. Its museum section explores participation, perspective and Czech storytelling, with works by Jonty Hurwitz, Florian Goerlitz and Andrej Boleslavský.
The Prague Review
The Prague Review shares a visit to IAM on Melantrichova Street, describing the combination of art and optical illusion. The review highlights photographs, changing viewpoints and help from museum staff.
Exhibition news, artist interviews and other perspectives on IAM. Archive entries refer to earlier stages of the museum’s story.
Expats.cz
The Expats.cz museum and gallery guide includes IAM among Prague’s cultural venues, describing its optical art, anamorphic installations and interactive exhibits by Czech and international artists.
The publisher identifies this as a partner-supported guide.
Nová Večerní Praha
Nová Večerní Praha reports on IAM’s expanding collection, introducing mirror anamorphoses, kinetic art and an interactive digital work. The article covers additions by Jonty Hurwitz, Florian Goerlitz and Andrej Boleslavský.
Prague Morning
Prague Morning covers IAM’s June 2026 exhibition additions: mirror anamorphoses by Jonty Hurwitz, Florian Goerlitz’s kinetic work Infinity and Andrej Boleslavský’s responsive digital installation Liquid Mirror.
Kiwi.com Magazine
Kiwi.com Magazine tells the story behind Patrik Proško’s anamorphic portrait of Václav Havel at Prague Airport, assembled from 3,000 everyday objects, and points travellers to more of his illusion art at IAM.
Kiwi.com is a travel booking company and an IAM partner. The article includes a Kiwi.com customer discount for IAM.
INFO.CZ
INFO.CZ interviews Patrik Proško about his anamorphic portraits, including Václav Havel, and his connection with IAM. The conversation explores the materials, craft and storytelling behind the artworks.
Forbes Česko
Forbes Česko profiles Patrik Proško’s anamorphic work and international commissions, with a reference to his art at IAM. The article offers background on the artist’s practice and the museum’s earlier chapter.
Archive: this article refers to IAM’s former Old Town Square premises.
Radio Prague International
Radio Prague International visits IAM’s former Old Town Square premises for a French-language report on optical illusion and trompe-l’œil. The piece captures an early stage of the museum’s story.
Archive: recorded at IAM’s former Old Town Square premises, not its current location.
Find the museum in Prague’s city tourism guide and CzechTourism’s Kudy z nudy.
Prague City Tourism
Prague City Tourism lists Illusion Art Museum Prague with a museum introduction, its Melantrichova address and a link to IAM’s official website.
CzechTourism — Kudy z nudy
CzechTourism’s Kudy z nudy introduces IAM’s illusion art and artists, alongside practical information for a visit to the museum in central Prague.
Explore original illusion art and interactive installations at Illusion Art Museum Prague, Melantrichova 536/2, Prague 1.
Check the latest opening hours and visitor information on our main museum page, or book directly with IAM.
For media inquiries, interviews and image requests, contact the IAM team at info@iamprague.eu.
