Invisible Structures. The cut of a stratosphere as a reflection of human values. An interview with the filmmaker Emilija Škarnulytė

Emilija Škarnulytė. Photography by artist

The eyes are trying to cover glaciers in the Arctic Circle. The ears are catching quasar sounds. Dark waters are stirred by a hypnotizing creature. The head is dazzled by unimaginable industrial structures. Ultimately sounds come together with waves, images…

Listening Bodies, Sounding Spaces. An interview with Sandra Kazlauskaitė

Sandra Kazlauskaitė is a Lithuanian composer, sound artist and researcher, who for the last decade has been based in London. In her artistic practice, Sandra explores aurality in conceptual terms, creates sonic collages, acousmatic compositions, audiovisual installations and compositions for…

Archetype as a Way of Communicating: Individualism through Universalism as a Way of Creating. An interview with Rūta Jusionytė

Art Vilnius 2017, Galerija Menu Tiltas, Vilnius. From personal Rūta Jusionyte archive

Rūta Jusionytė (b. 1978) is a painter and sculptor. We started our conversation with the artist in her studio in Paris, surrounded by the cheerful buzz of children, where the sounds of the French and Lithuanian languages are common. Born…

Stories from our backyards belong to the world. A conversation with Anastasia Sosunova

When we first began arranging the details for our meeting, Anastasia suggested we should do it in Lazdynai, one of the farther districts of Vilnius. There, besides the modernist apartment buildings so praised in architecture history textbooks, you’ll find the…

Panke and panke.gallery: a space for people with a different kind of behaviour

GRAND OPENING – PANKE.GALLERY. Photo Visvaldas Morkevičius (panke.gallery archive).

There are not many places in Vilnius in Lithuania that carry out their cultural activities integrally. By ‘integrally’ here, we do not mean a model combining the studios of artists, musicians and other creative people, or a blend of exhibitions…

Solving Painting as a Medium. A conversation with the painter Kristina Ališauskaitė

Kristina Ališauskaitė (b. 1984) is a young Lithuanian painter, based in Vilnius and known to gallery visitors, both nationally and internationally, for her dark, almost monochrome canvases that depict encounters between elements of ordinary life and all that is hiding…

The Invisibility of Huge things: a research of fictional strategies to reveal the unperceivable

An interview with Pedro Hurpia, the former resident at Nida Art Colony Pedro Hurpia is a visual artist and researcher from Brazil. He was a professor of Visual Arts at the Pontifical University of Campinas between 2015 and 2017, teaching Photography, Drawing and Orientation in Final…

Tatzu Nishi: an architect of imaginative places | 11th Kaunas Biennial

Tatzu Nishi. Freedom, installation, 2017. Photo: Kristina Čyžiūtė

The Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi is renowned for his exceptional public art projects in which he merges the boundaries between the public and the private. Paradoxically, he achieves this by constructing temporary living or hotel rooms around the monuments of…

About surfaces and Vincent. Giedrė Legotaitė in conversation with Povilas Ramanauskas

Povilas Ramanauskas (b. 1987) is a young, active artist, who has been improving his vocational levels methodically: since completing his undergraduate studies at the Kaunas faculty of Vilnius Academy of Art, where he also gained his Master’s degree in painting,…

Art that hurts: there are no victims without perpetrators

Renowned for their so-called ‘counter-monuments’, the world famous German artistic duo Horst Hoeheisel and Andreas Knitz will visit Lithuania this year as one of the participants at the Kaunas Biennial. Scientist and sculptor Horst and architect Andreas create sensational and…

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Invisible Structures. The cut of a stratosphere as a reflection of human values. An interview with the filmmaker Emilija Škarnulytė

Listening Bodies, Sounding Spaces. An interview with Sandra Kazlauskaitė

Archetype as a Way of Communicating: Individualism through Universalism as a Way of Creating. An interview with Rūta Jusionytė

Stories from our backyards belong to the world. A conversation with Anastasia Sosunova

Panke and panke.gallery: a space for people with a different kind of behaviour

Solving Painting as a Medium. A conversation with the painter Kristina Ališauskaitė

The Invisibility of Huge things: a research of fictional strategies to reveal the unperceivable

Tatzu Nishi: an architect of imaginative places | 11th Kaunas Biennial

About surfaces and Vincent. Giedrė Legotaitė in conversation with Povilas Ramanauskas

Art that hurts: there are no victims without perpetrators

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