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2026-07-07
“Artistic autonomy is essential because art is a critical free voice”: the new season of the LIAA podcast
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) presents the 2026 season of its podcast, dedicated to the theme of artists’ autonomy. This year’s conversations invite artists, researchers and cultural practitioners to discuss creative freedom, art’s relationship with institutions, public space and politics, and the ways in which society responds to artistic practices.
In the first episode of the season, cultural critic Monika Gimbutaitė speaks with artists Eglė Grėbliauskaitė and Agnė Gintalaitė. Their conversation centres on the interactive everyday-life performance Nepamirškime nebeprisiminti (Let’s Not Forget Not to Remember), which was launched in P. Cvirka Square in Vilnius in November 2021, and on the public, institutional and legal situation that unfolded around it.
2026-07-07
Open call for LIAA members: “April” writing residency in Trakai this October
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association, together with the international residency programme “April”, invites LIAA members to apply for a month-long writing residency by Lake Galvė.
2026-07-03
Call for the Residency Archaeomythologies: Currents for LIAA members
In 2024, the Italian association Flusso invited the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) to become a partner in developing a new residency programme dedicated to Marija Gimbutas’ work in Old Europe. We are delighted to announce the second open call, available exclusively to LIAA members. Through this call, two LIAA members will be selected for a residency in Apulia this autumn. The full programme description is available via the link in English.
2026-06-15
LTMKS, in collaboration with Akee, is organizing a camp for school children in the village of Aleknaičiai, Pakruojis district
The Aleknaičiai Culture and Education Space (Akee), in collaboration with the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LTMKS), is organizing a day camp for children aged 8–12 from the Pakruojis district. The camp will take place from June 16 to 19, 2026, within the Akee spaces and their surroundings. The program is developed and implemented by LTMKS members—artists Aistė Marija Stankevičiūtė and Algirdas Jakas—and curated by Vilius Vaitiekūnas.
2026-06-03
Vilnius Gallery Weekend 2026 Announces Dates and Invites Galleries to Participate
In September 2026, the eleventh edition of Vilnius Gallery Weekend will take place in Vilnius. The annual contemporary art festival brings together the city’s galleries, art spaces, artists, curators, cultural professionals, and visitors. Traditionally marking the opening of the autumn exhibition season, the festival invites both residents and visitors to explore contemporary art spaces across the city. Vilnius Gallery Weekend is now inviting contemporary art galleries, project spaces, and artist- and curator-led initiatives operating in Vilnius and contributing to the city’s contemporary art scene to join the 2026 festival programme.
2026-06-03
We have special guests in Vilnius this June! 🇮🇹
2026-06-01
CAC x LIAA | Pride Week
June is recognised around the world as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, a time dedicated to promoting respect for human rights and equality. This year, members of the community in Lithuania are organising Lithuanian Pride, which will take place from 2 to 6 June. In support of the values highlighted during this month, the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) and the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) have prepared a one-evening programme of events, ‘CAC x LIAA Pride Week’, which will take place on 5 June.
2026-05-27
#FAMM.BA.2026: Post-Truth, Pre-Nap
On 28 May at 7 pm, the collective exhibition #FAMM.BA.2026 / Post-Truth, Pre-Nap opens at Atletika Gallery (Vitebsko 21, Vilnius). Conceived as the graduation show of the BA graduates of the Department of Photography, Animation and Media Art at Vilnius Academy of Arts, the exhibition continues the long-standing collaboration between the Department and the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association, and will remain open until 20 June 2026.
2026-05-25
tik tak tok | Playground Opening
This series of seasonal playgrounds and accompanying educational programmes invites us to rethink the standardised playgrounds we typically encounter today, where materials and shapes predetermine the possibilities of children’s play. The programme, curated by LIAA member and arts educator Vilius Vaitiekūnas, shifts attention to local materials and their properties, focusing on how children relate to their environment through open-ended exploration.
2026-05-01
Join LIAA
Throughout the month of May, we invite contemporary artists, curators, and art researchers to join the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA).
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