Sarka Radova is born on May 3 in Prague, Czech Republic to Jindriska and Pravoslav Radovi.

Graduates from the high school on Namesti Miru in Prague

Studies at the College of Decorative Arts in the atelier of Professor O. Eckert - till the year 1973

Shows her diploma work in porcelain factory in Lesov

First exhibition, at the Galerie Mladych (Youth Gallery) in Manes (Prague)

Takes part in an international ceramics symposium in Bassano del Grappa, Italy

Wins a gold medal at the International Exhibition of Applied Arts in Jablonec nad Nisou. Exhibits at Galerie Fronta together with J. Walterova

Participates in the international ceramics symposium in Siklos, Hungary

Exhibits with a group of artists at Galerie Am Graben in Vienna and at the Bauhaus center in Dessau together with Jindriska and Pravoslav Radovi. Participates in the international ceramics symposium in Bechyne

Exhibits at the Gallery of Fine Art in Cheb with Jindriska and Pravoslav Radovi. Is awarded the silver medal at the International Ceramics Exhibition in Vallauris, France

Exhibits at Gallery Fronta together with Jindriska and Pravoslav Radovi

Participates in the international porcelain symposium in Karlovy Vary. Participates in the sculptural ceramics exhibition in Vojan Gardens in Prague

Becomes a member of Umelecka beseda (Artists Group) and from this time takes part in all group and members' exhibitions. Exhibits in Naarden, the Netherlands, in the J.A. Komenius Museum, with a group of sculptures devoted to Komenius and his works. Exhibits with the group Art.i.um in the halls of the Parliament building in Paris

Exhibits in Galerie U prstenu together with Jan Kavan

Participates in an international porcelain symposium at porcelain plant in Louny. Begins to use technical porcelain exclusively. The majority of sculptures originate in the halls of the company Elektroporcelan in Louny. Participates in an exhibition in the framework of AIC at the House at the Stone Bell in Prague

Solo exhibition in the Castle cellars in Cesky Krumlov

Solo show in the vestibule of the Town Hall in Wolfsburg, Germany

Solo exhibition in Galerie Fronta, which travels to the gallery Art Chrudim and to Ales South-Bohemian Gallery in Bechyne

Participates in the stone-sculpture symposium in spongelit, organised by the Rabasova Galerie in Rakovnik. Begins to use papier - mâché as a sculptural material

Solo exhibition in Galerie Chodovska tvrz in Prague. Participates in the Czech exhibition at the Broomhill Art Gallery in North Devon, England. Exhibition in the Castle Jindrichuv Hradec July - September 2002.

Solo exhibition in Galerie and Museum Breclav, southern Moravia. Participates in Keramuze 4, De Bilt, Holland, June 2002

International ceramics exhibition in Zámeckých sklepích in Cesky Krumlov, May - October 2003, Exhibition in An International Museum of Ceramic Art in Bechyne in honour of Pravoslav Rada

Solo exhibition in Galerie U zlateho kohouta

Solo exhibition in Atrium, Prague; Gedok group in Karlsruhe Museum, Germany; solo exhibition in Ostrava, Czech Republic; Ceramic exhibition in Piaristen, Wiena

City Hall Gallery Praha 3, exhibition of porcelain statues. Exhibition in the Praha City Center, Praha 1.

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Litomerice together with Jindriska and Pravoslav Rada, Residence stay in the International Ceramic Studio in Keczkemét, Hungaria, (Visegrád gond).

Participates in exhibition of garden sculpture in Roztoky Castle. International Ceramic Symposium in Fuping-China.

Participation in Garden sculpture in the Gallery Klenova, cz and in the Czech Ceramic in the Centrum Giroussens in France

participates in exhibition Paper and Clay, Town Gallery in Pilsen, cz, International Ceramic Symposium, Bechyne

participates in exhibitions in Clam Gallas palace in Prag, Ceramic Symposium in Kalinovo. Slovakia, participates in exhibition UB State Gallery Litomyšl, Intersymposium Bechyně in Gallery Nová síň, Prague

participates in Garden ceramic sculpture exhibition in Roztoky by Prague, solo exhibition in gallery Reistna, Valtice, Gallery Malovany dum, Třebíč with painter František Hodonský