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2018-11-10
Arturas Bumšteinas: Lyrica
Pregabalin, Acetylsalicylate, Zolpidem tartras, Doxycyclinum, Escitalopramum, Alprazolam, Diosmectitum, Dextromethorphani hydrobromidum etc…
2018-11-05
Amira Hanafi: The Science of a Good Lie
“Here is where the science of telling a good lie saved me a lot of trouble. Believe me, I
surprised my own self by the way I did it, being so new to the civilized school of thought”.
Bata Kindai Amgoza Ibn LoBagola
2018-10-19
Artists Talk & Screenings
This Saturday (10.20) 7PM Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association welcomes our guests from China: visiting curators Xia Yanguo (Beijing, de Art Center), Brian Ka, Lithuanian Culture Attache in China and South Korea Agnė Biliūnaitė.
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.
2018-08-19
Raft by Gediminas Akstinas
A raft, a floating ornamental plane of encounters. In this case, it is drifting away with the classmates who have left us. They seem like a minority in the braid of everyday deeds, never getting old, without any fear of exhaustion, of extinction, of being dismissed.
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