“Hot Babas”, a personal exhibition by Ieva Kraule-Kūna will be on view in the Creative Studio of the Arsenāls Exhibition Hall from 13 December 2019 to 23 February 2020.

From December 13 to February 23 2020, the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art will present the exhibition “Unexpected Encounters” at the “Arsenāls” Exhibition Hall of the Latvian National Museum of Art. “Unexpected Encounters” is a research and exhibition project that explores the relationships between science fiction, art and processes in…

The Platonic Academy in ancient Greece and its unique approach to teaching philosophy serves as a starting point for this show. The Academy, founded near Athens and known for its liberal atmosphere in the enclave of olive tree gardens, facilitated the formation of philosophical theses and deductions following conversations and…

The exhibition turns to the process of assembling a collection and making collection exhibitions as one of the possible exhibition formats. Systematically converting a mass of associations and ideas into objects, Amanda Ziemele and Hanele Zane Putniņa have set up the Eimanda Zeina collection of objects. The exhibition investigates the…

There are no places left on the plane, no free places left for the performance, no places left at the preschool educational institution, no place left on the hard disk, no state-funded places left at the university. From frightful online news, establishment of facts, announcements on displays in the bus, …