Fait Gallery, Art museum in industrial district of Brno, Czech Republic.
Fait Gallery occupies the former machine works of Friedrich Wannieck's factory in the Vaňkovka complex in the Trnitá district of Brno. The gallery moved here in 2016, taking over the building from the Adam Gallery. Its exhibition spaces are housed in the historic industrial structure.
Fait Gallery grew out of Igor Fait's private collection, assembled from 2000, and opened to the public on 22 February 2012 in a former brewery malt house in Královo Pole. In January 2016 it moved to the former Wannieck machine works in Trnitá, reopening there on 23 March 2016 in the building that had housed the Adam Gallery since 2006. Its closure after June 2026 was announced in October 2025.
The gallery displays works by Czech and Central European artists whose creations speak to contemporary life and concerns. Visitors come here to see what artists are exploring and creating right now in the region.
The museum sits near a shopping center in the industrial zone, making it relatively easy to find. It is worth checking the opening hours ahead of your visit, as they vary by day.
The venue runs dedicated programs that help artists present and develop their work through ongoing opportunities. These initiatives support both emerging and established creators in advancing their practice.
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