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2026-02-02
LIAA Prizes for the Production of New Works 2026
LIAA invites members of the association to submit applications for prizes intended for the production of new works. The call aims to encourage LTMKS members to create, produce, and present new artworks and projects.
2026-01-30
Selected Curators for the Rome–Vilnius Curatorial Residencies 2026 Announced
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA), in collaboration with MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, is pleased to announce the four curators selected to participate in the Rome–Vilnius Curatorial Residency Programme 2026.
2026-01-26
Žygimantas Kudirka’s Meta-Performance “50 Ways to Destroy the Illusion”
On January 28 at Menų spaustuvė, LIAA member, artist, and writer Žygimantas Kudirka presents the ritual meta-performance “50 Ways to Destroy the Illusion.”
2026-01-14
Welcome to the new LIAA members
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association is pleased to welcome 20 new members to its community.
2025-12-22
MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome and the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association announce an international open call – residency for curators 2026
2025-12-18
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association shares Aistė Kisarauskaitė’s research on the association’s archives
In 2025, the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) commissioned one of its members, art critic, artist, and curator Aistė Kisarauskaitė, to conduct research on the organization’s archival materials. The result of this research is a text she wrote entitled “Homelessness and the Fragmented LIAA Archive,” which serves as a fragmentary narrative of the history of the LIAA from its founding nearly thirty years ago to the present day, as far as the union’s physical documents can be traced.
2025-12-16
Following the completion of the training series “AI in Artistic Practice: Rights, Protection, Opportunities”
The training series “AI in Artistic Practice: Rights, Protection, Opportunities” took place in October-November 2025. In response to the rapidly changing innovations and regulations in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), the aim was to strengthen the legal and professional awareness of artists so that their work would not only be innovative but also protected. It also looked at various non-creative aspects of GenDI that could help contemporary culture makers in their work routines. To ensure wider accessibility and effectiveness of the training, we are sharing a series of teaching materials.
2025-12-15
LIAA presents a new podcast: virtual conversations with three creatives
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association (LIAA) presents a series of three conversations with LIAA members Žygimantas Augustinas, Neringa Bumblienė, and Lina Lapelytė on its new podcast. This podcast rethinks the classic “artist talk” format and gives listeners the opportunity to get acquainted with the creatives’ thinking not only through their works, but also by listening to their personal experiences, creative decisions, work routines, doubts, and convictions.
2025-12-09
The 2025 LIAA prize winners are Saskia Fischer, Gabija Pernavaitė, and Deividas Vytautas Aukščiūnas.
As every year, in 2025, LIAA organized a competition for the production of new works for its members. The association initiated this competition in 2020 and continues it as a regular annual tradition, recognizing the need for awards for the work of authors who are actively developing their practice.
The LIAA prize of one thousand euros to the artist contributes to the development of members’ creative practices, helps to implement projects under development, organize exhibitions, contributes to the creation of new works, participation in residencies, research, and the promotion of new initiatives, as well as providing additional dissemination opportunities through LIAA channels.
In 2025, the prizes were given to three artists: Saskia Fischer, Deividas Vytautas Aukščiūnas, and Gabija Pernavaitė.
2025-12-05
Five LIAA members in the 2025 LIAA mentoring program
The Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association Mentorship Program is an initiative launched in 2023 to strengthen internal ties within the association, promote community spirit, and provide opportunities for members to share knowledge, practices, skills, and ideas. The program aims to contribute to the professional development of creators through peer learning, helping them to improve in a focused way and creating conditions for active participation in contemporary art processes.
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