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2020-09-08
Aistė Viršulytė exhibition “a_u_g_i_n_i_m_a_i”
It is an exhibition of several works using plants. The name refers to processes. In the works one can find connections
with (local, root) Indo-European culture. At the same time, these works come from the author’s empirical research
(experience), personal relationship with time/place/culture under study.
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.
2018-11-27
Aistė Kisarauskaitė | Solanum tuberosum*
„Solanum tuberosum*“
*potato
Aistė Kisarauskaitė
Interdisciplinarity manifests itself by different symbioses. In her work, artist Aistė Kisarauskaitė combines classical artistic disciplines with her interest in plants. It wouldn’t be an error to call Aistė a botanist, though in the plant world she seeks to find answers to the quesions raised by contemporary art in particular.
2018-09-21
CALL FOR EXHIBITION PROPOSALS – LIAA PROGRAM OF 2019
Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) is now welcoming exhibition/ project/ event proposal submissions from artists and curators for the upcoming year program. In 2019, LIAA is planning to organise 10 exhibitions of artists from Lithuania and abroad. The priority will be given to cooperative projects involving two participants or more.
2018-09-02
Beatričė Mockevičiūtė „Asukas“
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 a lock is very short, but in this
way they share secrets about which the pianos whisper in the evenings."
(M. Kalinauskaitė)
2018-09-02
DEPAS / DEPOT
For the second time, Vilnius Gallery Weekend’s satellite exhibition “DEPAS / DEPOT” invites you to visit the XIXth
century locomotive repair department as well as a suite – formerly tsar’s appartment – on the 2nd floor of Lentvaris railway
station. On the 8th and 9th of September six artists will be presenting works that were created or adapted particularly for
these places.
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