What stories lie behind Czechoslovak architecture from 1958–1989? And why are many buildings from this period still struggling to gain recognition today? In the second lecture of the Architecture 58–89 series, Vladimir 518 continues to explore the pre-revolutionary architectural scene, this time focusing on the relationship between architecture and the arts. The lecture encourages a fresh perspective on postwar buildings, their historical and artistic value, and the question of how to deal with this architectural heritage today.