The Sudek Project is a captivating initiative dedicated to showcasing the work of renowned photographer Josef Sudek, focusing on his remarkable documentation of Prague in 1945. This project presents an intriguing collection of 366 large-format negatives that capture the city's transformation during the final days of World War II. The curated images were first published in the 1946 Prague Calendar under the theme Cultural Losses in Prague 1939-1945, highlighting the aesthetic and historical significance of damaged landmarks.

The project features an interactive map, allowing users to explore marked locations of Sudek's photographs while providing detailed descriptions and GPS navigation to identified sites. In addition to the digital experience, a printed guide offers curated walking tours of the selected locales, encouraging further exploration of Prague's layered history. Supported by the Czech Ministry of Culture, the Sudek Project is not just a tribute to Sudek’s artistic legacy but a vital resource for understanding the effects of war on cultural heritage.