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2023-06-28
Valerie Tee Lee & Emma Bang “Glossary for the Wild Tongues”
Atletika gallery is pleased to invite you to the opening of the exhibition Glossary for the Wild Tongues by Valerie Tee Lee and Emma Bang, taking place on 29 June 2023 at 7 pm. The opening event will feature a performance, including serving tea and reading. The exhibition will run until 29 July. A printed publication will be presented as part of the exhibition during the last week of July.
2022-11-28
Institutio Media together with Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association and Ideas Block presents an exhibition “HUMANS, NON HUMANS, WITH AND WITHOUT HUMANS”
“We must begin really to listen to the rest of life. As just one melody in the living opera we are repetitious and persistent. We may think ourselves creative and original but in those talents we are not alone. Admit it or not, we are only a single theme of the orchestrated life-form. With its glorious nonhuman past and its uncertain but provocative future, this life, our life, is embedded now as it always has been, in the rest of Earth’s sentient symphony.”
Lynn Margulis
2021-10-27
S MOM. A project curated by Vaida Tamoševičiūtė
S Mom is growing rapidly and this year we are presenting 16 amazing artists, including one work by each of the curators – Guadalupe Aldrete and Vaida Tamoševičiūtė. We create this international network, encouraging estranged topics of (non)motherhood to stay connected, to belong, to state our tribe through performance art.
2021-10-19
An installation event and a sound performance “Gathering” by Agnė Juodvalkytė, Philippe Gerlach, and Brian Pyle
This event is part of their residence at Sodas2123 programme.
Agnė Juodvalkytė uses textiles as a framework to understand culture, history and technology. She works with different materials, such as clothes, textiles, natural pigments, graphite dust, fabrics made by her grandmother, plants, and incorporates various mediums. Often presented in an anthropomorphic way, her works breathe their past into the present, becoming multidimensional artefacts extending not only into space but also into time.
In trying to merge his personal life with his artistic practice, Philippe Gerlach creates longterm portrait series of friends, lovers and acquaintances that are instilled with sentiments of intimacy and immediacy. Incorporating digital and analog photographic techniques, his wall installations are less focused on the single image, but on building a mesh that connects recent memories to older ones. Frequently these networks are enforced through nods to subculture and music.Brian Pyle (Ensemble Economique/Junk DNA) is an American sound composer, currently residing in Vilnius.
https://ensemble-economique.bandcamp.com/
Oct. 21, 4 – 9 pm
Oct. 22, 4 – 7 pm
Oct. 23, 1 – 5 pm
Meeting with artists and curator: Tuesday, Oct. 26, 6 pm
2021-06-30
“Paraobjects” an exhibition by Simonas Nekrošius
Paraobjects: an exhibition by Simonas Nekrošius
“para… [in Greek: para — close to, near, from] is a first part of compound words that refers to being close to something, deviation from something, some sort of derangement.”
2019-01-08
Vaclovas Nevčesauskas “Metrodots”
Vaclovas Nevčesauskas
“Metrodots”
Sound – Vytautas V. Jurgutis
There are theories that are difficult for our mind to accept – they encourage to construct new models and interpretations of perception of the world. One of them is the theory about the smallest particles and their inconsistent behaviour: the state of particles changes once they are being observed.
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