Prague exhibition spotlights Artsakh

A powerful photo exhibition dedicated to Artsakh has opened at Prague’s Leica Gallery, Orer.eu reported.

Titled “When God Wasn’t Looking…”, the showcase brings together the work of three members of the 400ASA collective — Karel Cudlín, Antonín Kratochvíl and Jan Mihaliček — who travelled through Artsakh at the end of the last millennium.

Each photographer worked at different times, in different places and circumstances, bringing a unique perspective. Their images portray war, refugees and also the post-war reconstruction of the country, capturing rare moments of peace.

The exhibition is coordinated by Tomáš Pospěch and Lucia Fišerová, and will run until 14 June.