2024-08-02
On 8 August 2024 at 6 pm, on the last day of the Roots & Wires exhibition, the closing event will take place across the spaces of the Atletika gallery and the cultural centre SODAS 2123, which will feature the presentation of the Ūmėdė.lt festival camp results.
2024-08-01
LIAA continues the series “One idea” with “Blueprint of a Woman” – a book by LIAA member Jurga Juodytė. “One idea” is a series of LIAA notebooks, created by pulling from the artists’ drawers raw creative materials, notes on ideas, thought fragments and various self-reflections.
2024-07-16
In the middle of summer, SODAS 2123 opens its doors for conversation, music and all things festive! The artists of The Festivity Residency programme will invite you to reflect on the phenomenon of festivity. Together we will be inspired by the exhibitions, taste the delicacies and celebrate the summer with a music programme
LIAA members Aistė Laisvė Viršulytė and Volungė as well as LTMKS x SODAS 2123 will open their studios!
2024-07-13
2024-06-25
On the 27th June 2024 a group exhibition ‘Roots & Wires’ will be opened ar Atletika gallery, featuring works by artists Merle Bergers, Maria Castellanos, LIAA member Mindaugas Gapševičius, Lerin/Hystad, Špela Petrič, curated by Katažyna Jankovska.
2024-06-25
In June 2024, Melissa Harrison was staying at Alt lab laboratory, in cultural centre SODAS 2123. This Wednesday, June 26th at 6 p.m., she will hold a workshop in which she will present the handbook created during the residency. The handbook outlines critical concepts related to (urban) common(s) and commoning that are cut with vignettes and improvisational scores. The scores, which we will work with, draw on somatic practices and speculative worldings to frame a collective exploration.
Melissa Harrison is a Berlin-based researcher and practitioner working across somatic, social, and spatial practice; transformative pedagogies and urban performativity and justice. Her doctoral research explored the choreographies of common(ing) space: (un)learning and (un)making the city.
For the workshop, please register at o-o@o-o.lt.
The workshop is organized by the Institutio Media. It is part of the COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology)-funded project: Toolkit of Care (TOC), CA21102. Alt lab is a non-disciplinary research laboratory dedicated to artistic-scientific research and implementation of interdisciplinary projects.
2024-06-19
Artists Gailė Griciūtė and Barbora Matonytė, members of the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists Association (LIAA), will present their work at the international event 180 Creative Lab, between 19-22 June 2024. The event will take place at VIC // Aveiro Arts House in Aveiro city – which is this year’s Portuguese Capital of Culture.
2024-06-18
Aleknaičiai Culture and Education Space (Akee) together with the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LTKMS) is organising a day camp for school children in Aleknaičiai village, Pakruojis district, in the territory of the former Aleknaičiai school and its surroundings, from 17-20 June 2024. The camp programme is designed and implemented by LIAA members Joana Kairienė and Ieva Gražytė together with artist and educator Simona Čemoškaitė. The camp programme is curated by LIAA member Vilius Vaitiekūnas.
2024-06-05
Since the beginning of the year, 8 new artists have joined Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association! We are glad that Vilius Vaitiekūnas, Agnė Jokšė, Ona Lozuraitytė, Petras Išora, Kristina Švenčionytė, Aino Sallamari Rantala-Bernatone, Marta Frėjutė and Lina Šlipavičiūtė are now members of LIAA.
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