The image/prototype that permeates Sabīne Vernere’s works stands for a direct and illustrative fixation of personal/intimate experience. Thinking about this situation and the relations included therein, the author labors to a point where the images recede from the subjective sphere and, as part of a process of creating generalizations/connections, boundaries…

Cold Time Out of Joint is an exhibition comprised of works specially commissioned for the occasion, as well as already existing pieces by artists, curators and writers. The works provide a lateral insight into the subject of “cryonics”—a pseudoscientific method of life extension which works by suspending the dying process—and…

Entitled Last Resort, exhibition presents Stine Deja’s latest research into immortality and life extending treatments through a growing body of work that explores themes of transhumanism and cryopreservation. Death is a certainty of the human condition and a cycle that has been repeated throughout history with no exceptions. But what…

Group exhibition “Cold Time Out of Joint” (Santa France, Edgars Gluhovs, Ainārs Kamoliņš (and Ting-an Lin), Estere Kajema, Nour Mobarak, Elizaveta Shneyderman, Jack Smith).

Entitled Last Resort, exhibition presents Stine Deja’s latest research into immortality and life extending treatments through a growing body of work that explores themes of transhumanism and cryopreservation. Death is a certainty of the human condition and a cycle that has been repeated throughout history with no exceptions. But what…

Artists: Indriķis Ģelzis, Kaspars Groševs, Inga Meldere, Daria Melnikova, Elza Sīle, Viktor Timofeev, Amanda Ziemele, Ieva Kraule-Kūna and Elīna Vītola.

Ainārs Kamoliņš’s book The Philosophy of Furniture will be presented as part of Daria Melnikova’s Palette. Three-legged Evidence in December in Riga, created in collaboration with Kim? Contemporary Art Centre and the project Roots to Routes. Palette is a journeying platform with a focus on the process and exchange of…

The exhibition is centered around the notions of excess and refusal as artistic and lived practices. The two are, in fact, a contingent pair – often excess is achieved through refusal and refusal is enforced because of excess.

Black Market is a collaborative (together with Riga based gallery 427 and gallery Low) sales event – presentation installed and hosted by Kim? in Riga. Borrowing its name from the 1990s post-Soviet reality with clandestine markets all around the Baltics, this improvised art fair booth embraces the underdog status of …

What if an art collector – or in more modest terms, a person interested in art who, from time to time, also happens to purchase, exchange, and receive artworks as gifts – spent their summers in rural Latvia? What would that house – or let’s just go grand: what would…

The Latvian Pavilion 2019 will present a new site-specific installation by the artist Daiga Grantiņa, titled Saules Suns the exhibition is jointly curated by Inga Lāce and Valentinas Klimašauskas.