Gallery Kodl is focused on Czech fine art of 19th and 20th century. The artwork sold is guaranteed personally not only by PhDr. Martin Kodl, graduate from Charles University and a sworn expert specialised in Czech painting of 19th and 20th century, but also by a number of prominent Czech art historians, authors of monographies and exhibitions of individual painters, eg. PhDr. Nadezda Blazickova-Horova, MUDr. Jaroslav Dostal, prof. PhDr. Frantisek Dvorak, PhDr. Eliska Fuciková, doc. Jan Kacer, PhDr. Jiri Kohoutek, PhDr. Frantisek Krejci, PhDr. Vladimir Kriz, prof. PhDr. Vojtech Lahoda, PhDr. Helena Musilova, PhDr. Roman Musil, CSc., PhDr. Mahulena Neslehova, PhDr. Jana Orlikova-Brabcova, PhDr. Pavla Pecinkova, PhDr. Roman Prahl, ak. sculptor Zdenek Preclik, PhDr. Marie Rakusanova, PhDr. Nada Rehakova, PhDr. Karel Srp, doc. PhDr. Tomas Vlcek, CSc., prof. PhDr. Vit Vlnas, Mgr. Tomas Winter, PhDr. Michael Zachar, prof. PhDr. Jaromír Zemina and many other renowned experts and specialists who help mediate art of work to general public.
The Gallery remains faithful to its traditional orientation to the Czech fine art, but at the same time it strives to extend and increase active cooperation with foreign auction houses and private galleries in Europe and USA. With its focus of activity it strives for visibility of the Czech fine art beyond the borders of the Czech Republic, of its undisputable importance and quality.
In cooperation with the National Gallery in Prague, Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Moravian Gallery in Brno, East-Bohemian Gallery in Pardubice, North-Bohemian Gallery of Fine Arts in Litomerice, West-Bohemian Gallery in Pilsen, Gallery of Fine Arts in Ostrava and a number of other institutions Gallery Kodl participates in preparation and realisation of exhibitions and monographies of many authors like Karel Černy, Emil Filla, Frantisek Kupka, Rudolf Kremlicka, Otakar Nejedly, Jan Preisler, Jakub Schikaneder, Ladislav Sutnar and Vaclav Spala, Jindrich Styrsky, Toyen, Ludvik Vacatko or Jan Zrzavy. Gallery Kodl cooperates in preparation of the exhibition organised by the Gallery of Capital City of Prague „Human beings from nowhere“ dedicated to academism and academic painting in the first half of 20th century in Bohemia, and in one of the largest projects of the Ostrava Gallery „Sváry zření“ (“Contention of vision”).
The Gallery Kodl itself is also engaged in exhibition activities and has already organised a number of successful exhibitions, eg. „Emil Filla from private collections “, „Brno in Prague – Josef Kubicek, Janus Kubicek and friends “, „Frantisek Kavan“, Otakar Schindler“, „Karel Vaca“, „Jan Spala“, „Marak´s School “, followed by an exhibition “Czech impressionism”, retrospective exhibition “Frantisek Ronovsky-paintings and drawings “ and other in following years.