Established in 1990, Gema Art Co. has from the beginning specialised in several different fields of activity. One of these is the staging of exhibitions of contemporary Czech art, not only at its own venue, Gema Gallery, which presents contemporary Czech drawings, but also at public galleries and museums (such as the Prague National Gallery, the Czech Museum of Fine Arts, Rudolfinum Gallery and Prague Castle) with which it collaborates in arranging major projects. Gema provides all the services connected with organising an exhibition, including the loan of art works, transport, and the conception and construction of the installation. Its recent projects of this type include the publishing of a monograph on the light-kinetic artist Zdenek Pesanek in collaboration with the Prague National Gallery, retrospective shows of work by Ivan Ouhel and Jiri Mrazek at the Czech museum of Fine Arts, a retrospective of work by Libor Fara at Prague Castle accompanied by a monograph, exhibitions by Jiri Beranek and Vladimir Novak in the precincts of Prague Castle, and a show by Pavel Kraus at the Manes Gallery, Prague. Gema Art has been involved in many others events of this kind, either through sponsorship, organisation or the publishing of accompanying materials.

Gema's exhibition activity is related to another area of its work, printing and publishing. It has produces a series of monographs and catalogues to accompany exhibitions in which it has been involved as an organiser. Working with top graphic designers, reproduction studios and its own printing house, Gema Art ensures highly professional results - a fact proved by the awards and commendations it has received in the Finest Czech Book of the Year competition.

Restoration and heritage conservation represent another of Gema Art's key specialisations. Its restorers cover all technical fields, such as paper and painting, sculpture in all materials, furniture and buildings. Of the many restoration projects carried out by Gema Art, the most significant have included St. Vaclav's Chapel at Prague Castle, The Prague Archbishopric, and the buildings of the Czech Parliament and Senate.

The exhibiting artists may be contacted through Gema Art.