The exhibition ‘Archaeology of the Screen’ took place recently at the Estonian art museum KUMU. The title of the show allows for multiple interpretations, so it was difficult to predict what the main theme of the exhibition would be. Today,…

Drop a drop in the universe. Given the cosmic proportions of the subject, the repercussions might well be a set of infinitesimal, albeit infinite, reverberations. A cosmological mise-en-abîme. Portals that open up momentary gateways into parallel universes. Or one of…

  Abstract Extraordinary times require extraordinary figures of speech. Ancient cosmogonic mythologies and their protagonists[1] may help us to understand why today’s positivist myths of egalitarian nationalist societies do not function as we wish. Looking for a mythical figure that…

Lolita Jablonskienė: We have known each other for a long time, since the memorable period in the 1990s which brought great changes to Lithuania. However, you left Lithuania at the end of the decade: you studied in London, collaborated with…

Zane Onckule: Hi, how are you? Viktor Timofeev: All right, but stressed out! I’m finishing this collaboration that’s due to open in a few days. It’s with jodi.org, as part of their show in Amsterdam, and of course there are…

‘An artist versus an art critic’; ‘an exhibition hall versus the curious and judging gazes of viewers’—the art world thematises these opposites with a natural regularity. For instance, The So-Called Critics—a painting made by Kasiulis as early as 1942—is one…

A low growling sound breaks the silence. The monster comes gliding up out through the gates, dripping water from its gleaming surface. There are still a few dents and dings in it, but the broken glass has all been replaced.…

In order to understand some things, both in the art world and in real life, you first have to detect them. To notice. Then they start to exist. Their existence depends on how much and what kind of value you…

Project Interlude by Līga Spunde is made in close collaboration with multimedia artist Alvis Misjuns and it is held in the former elephant stables at Riga Circus. Interlude is the first exhibition in the exhibition series of KVADRIFRONS. Interlude is…

Artist: Kaspars Groševs Exhibition title: DOPESMOKER Venue: Micēlijs, Riga Date : October 18th – November 2nd, 2018 Photography: Līga Spunde   

Kogo gallery is pleased to present Elīna Vītola’s solo exhibition Common issues in painting and everyday life: crapstraction at our Tartu gallery space. This marks the Latvian artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, and Vītola’s first solo exhibition in…

An exhibition in two episodes (CAC, Vilnius and CSW Warsaw) First Episode Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius 31 August to 18 October 2018 Curators: Anna Czaban, Jarosław Lubiak, Ūla Tornau Artists: Ewa Axelrad, Wojciech Bąkowski, Przemysław Branas, Jokūbas Čižikas, Rafał…

We already know the forecast for Venice in 2019: the summer will start early, and will be hot and loud. A full sandy beach, the burning sun, the blue sea and all the holidaymakers tanning themselves will be transferred to…

Contemporary art exhibition “Shared History”, organized by the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, will take place at the Art Museum “Riga Bourse” from September 22 to November 30, 2018. Artists: Ieva Balode & Alexey Murashko, Claire Holt, Minna Henriksson, Tanel…

“Every name is a form, and every form can do much more than the name allows it to. A guest’s feet leaves a unique word that no one will wash away from the carpet. The dance of a key and…

The tenth Survival Kit contemporary art festival (the first part runs from 6 to 30 September 2018, the second part will be in May 2019) is focused on the concept of ‘outlands’, which the curators define as ‘questioning the traditional…

The Meno Niša gallery opened new exhibition MOnikos on October 4, in dedication to the opening of MO Museum later in the month. MOnikos showcases works by two artists, Monika Furmana and Monika Plentauskaitė. “We look forward to the opening…

the scale of biggest reconsider trajectory’s looping trail the consequenceless intermitter a plane that fails to eat its tail What is the last point of changing one’s mind without suffering from any major consequences? How far can taking big decisions…

Simon Dybbroe Møller. The Middle Ages Curator: Post Brothers 2018.09.07–2018.10.18 “Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark For the straightforward pathway had been lost.”– Dante Aligheri, Divine Comedy, Inferno, Canto I, 1320. The…

Laura Kaminskaitė and Antanas Gerlikas Today is the Color Day Meets at Day Extended Matter part V Curated by Audrius Pocius 9 September – 7 October 2018 ‘Today is the Color Day Meets at Day’ is a duo show by…