Gaspard of the Night exhibition at Prague's Futura Center explores irrationality through gothic and grotesque themes.

The exhibition titled Gaspard of the Night took place at the Center for Contemporary Art Futura in Prague from March 2 to May 9, 2010, under the curation of Václav Magid. Magid's vision was to forge a space that intertwined reality with fantasy, challenging the descriptiveness typical of post-conceptual art. Contributions included two photographs by Markéta Othová and dream-inspired textual works by Daniela Baráčková. Michal Pěchouček showcased Filmogram 2,3,4,5,6,7 (2009-2010), featuring six strips of film depicting a chair. Marek Meduna's sculpture L (2010) represents a monkey through its shadow, while Sláva Sobotovičová's video Dove (2008) illustrates a poignant theft. Roman Štětina's sound installation Nocturne (2009-2010) incorporates radio communications. The exhibition explored the essence of art and its connection with audiences in the 21st century.