In Prague, an exhibition of paintings from the ashes of people

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Ceskatelevise filed a lawsuit on artists in the district court in Trutnov, charging the seven members of the group in the dissemination of false news to provoke public panic, as well as damage to TV (up to three years in prison). The defendants refused to testify, but issued a manifesto stating that they are not a terrorist group and not a political party that they did not put to intimidate people or damage to TV, etc. A hearing was scheduled for March 2008.

In December 2007, the National Gallery awarded the group "Award 333" for the best young artists (330 thousand euros = $ 18 350).
The head of the gallery Knizhak Milan /Milan Knížák, a former dissident and one of the first Czech performansistov, which in 1960 was so advanced that collaborated with the Fluxus movement, said that appreciates the action "reality media" as a shining example of "direct action". The award instead of artists who continued to hide the names and faces, received "The Devil's Advocate", noting to laughter meeting that "the crime for approval by Czech law to all of you supposed to year in jail." And it is a complete mockery of the security service Ceskatelevise was that the money allocated to premium security firm Securitas.

In January 2008, the leading Czech experts on new media initiated the collection of signatures on an online petition for clemency for Ztohoven in the name of President Vaclav Klaus. By early February, the signature sheet was almost 14 000 families (all of the Czech population - 11 million). Appeal urged to protect Ztohoven from prison, because "it would make the Czech Republic the only Western country that puts its artists." A similar petition to the president asked staff at Charles University.

March 25, 2008 Trutnovsky District Court acquitted the protesters. The press finally have their real names: Roman Tyts, aka David Brudnyak /David Brudňák, 33 years - the most senior member of the group, known VJ, Yang Calabi - at least well-known street artist, inventor of the "three-dimensional graffiti" and Hynek Shtetka /Hynek Štětka, Vladimir Turner /Vladimír Turner, Prokop Bartonichek /Prokop Bartoníček, Michal Dvorak /Michal Dvořák and Matej Hajek /Matěj Hájek - popular person in the subcultural and professional plus much more.

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Czech Television is currently considering legal action against the group, and tourism workers in the area have expressed their outrage (since the programme serves to promote tourism in the areas shown).