The endowment fund was established to support the acquisition and release of music recordings on physical and digital media, to support the organization of concerts and exhibitions of modern art, and to create, manage, and expand a collection of modern art and lend it to exhibitions.
The endowment fund was established in October 2025. The founder of the endowment fund is Petr Studený. The members of the board of trustees are Pavel Horčička, Michal Musil, and Petr Studený. The auditor of the endowment fund is Miroslav Beinhauer.
The endowment fund was established on the initiative of Milan Knížák, who lent the fund its name and was its first donor, contributing a series of five gold and 25 black destroyed vinyl records.
Donors to the Broken Music Feedback
- Milan Knížák, broken vinyls series (August 2025)
- Takako Saito, graphic scores (2023)
- Ursula Block / Gelbe Musik, Edition Block (November 2025)
- Milan Knížák, series of broken EPs and LPs (spring 2026)
- Philip Corner, graphic score (June 2026)
Events organized with the support of the Broken Music Feedback
- Petr Ferenc, Kristupas Gikas, Martin Janíček – Concert – 8 November 2025 – Punctum Krásovka, Prague
- Aria Dean: The Color Scheme – Theater and musical performance – 12 June 2026 – Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
- Elliott Sharp – Concert – 14 June 2026 – Punctum Krásovka, Prague
Fundus of the Broken Music Feedback
- intonarumori (ululatore – stropicciatore – crepitatore / howler – scraper – crackler)
- John Cage (two mesostichons, Edition Block)
- Joseph Beyus – I Know No Weekend (multiple)
- John Cage – Not Wanting to Say Anything About Marcel (multiple)
- John Cage – Mozart Mix (sound installation)
- Christian Marclay – Record Without a Cover (multiple)
Recordings supported by the Broken Music Feedback
- V.A. – Pieces for Broken Piano (CD, 2026)
- Petr Kotík – Many Many Women (2CD, 2026)