Czech Museum of Fine Arts

In 1993, the gallery received a new statute and adopted its current name, the Czech Museum of Fine Arts. In October 1994, the Czech Museum of Fine Arts opened the newly reconstructed House of the Black Madonna in Celetná St, Prague. After many years, this unique Cubist building was thus fully rehabilitated. Located in the historical centre of the city, the building itself became the chief exhibit of an originally conceived exhibition that corresponded with contemporary trends in European museum practice, oriented towards creating an overall image of artistic epochs. The Czech Museum of Fine Arts ended its activities at the House of the Black Madonna in January 2002.