Czech Routes: Selected Czechoslovak Artists in Britain from the Ben Uri and private collections

Czech Routes is the fourth in Ben Uri’s series of exhibitions designed to highlight the contribution of émigré artists to Britain since 1900. Featuring the work of 21 painters, printmakers and sculptors, many of whom fled to Britain as racial and political refugees from National Socialism, Czech Routes marks the 80th anniversary of Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia on 15th March 1939. 

Listen to a podcast by Judi Herman for Jewish Renaissance magazine with Ben Uri curator Nicola Baird here. 

Read more about this exhibition in this article on the New York Times Review of Books here.