• 5/5/1927 born in Prague, Czechoslovakia

• 1942 studies at the State School of Graphic Arts in Prague under professor Rudolf Skopec
• studies photography at the studio of Miro Bernat
• 1945-50 studies at the Academy of Visual Arts under professor Vlastimil Rada
• 1948 studies at the Academy of Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria

• 1950 marries Vladimír Fuka
• 1951 birth of her daughter Ivana

• Eva Fuka abandons painting to concentrate exclusively on photography

• Eva and her husband Vladimír Fuka meet regularly with a group of intellectuals:
Jirí Kolár, Jan Hanc, Kamil Lhoták, Jan Rychlík, Zdenek Urbánek and Josef Schwarz

• exchanges her Leica for a Rolleiflex

• 1955 member of publicity group Propagacní tvorba
• 1957 becomes a member of the Union of Visual Artists, the Artists’ Society Umelecká beseda,
and the jury of the Czechoslovak Union of Visual Artists
• 1963 Eva Fuka’s monograph is published by Odeon Publishing

• 1964 first trip to the United States
• 1966 second trip to the USA

• 1967 emigrates with her family to the United States/New York City
• 1968 works for Berkley-Kodak and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
• 1973 obtains American citizenship and moves to southern Germany for three years
works with publishing houses in Stuttgart
• 1975 returns to the United States and settles in Rhinebeck, New York
• 1977 Eva's husband Vladimír Fuka dies in Rhinebeck, NY

• since 1977 lives and works in Connecticut and the French Alps

Eva with her daughter Ivana, Josef Sudek, and her mother Marie Podesvova (1951)

Eva and Vladimir Fuka in Prague (1948)

Eva with Jiri Kolar and Jiri Weil (1952)