Art Station Dubulti offers exhibitions, talks, guided tours, workshops, and creative events.
Art Station Dubulti offers exhibitions, talks, guided tours, workshops, and creative events.
Upcoming
Upcoming


Anna Auziņa’s Poetry Writing Workshop.
25.10.2026. 14.00-15.30
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Speaking about “Faces”, a video work in which she engages in conversation with her daughter, Anna Auziņa explains: “There are deep organic connections between mothers and daughters. Luce Irigaray's essay inspired me to create a work dedicated to the mother-daughter relationship, playfully illustrating efforts to strengthen their mutual connection." The poetry workshop task will be related to relationships.
Speaking about “Faces”, a video work in which she engages in conversation with her daughter, Anna Auziņa explains: “There are deep organic connections between mothers and daughters. Luce Irigaray's essay inspired me to create a work dedicated to the mother-daughter relationship, playfully illustrating efforts to strengthen their mutual connection." The poetry workshop task will be related to relationships.


Laura Feldberga’s performance workshop featuring elements of Butoh improvisation elements.
24.10.2026. 14.00-15.30
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Two large-scale works from Laura Feldberga’s “Winter Garden” are visible on the façades of Art Station Dubulti. Polyester netting forms their literal foundation, while colourful textile elements woven by the artist’s own hands transform the mesh into a vibrant, enveloping structure. The story of Feldberga’s performance workshop is based on her installation practice.
Two large-scale works from Laura Feldberga’s “Winter Garden” are visible on the façades of Art Station Dubulti. Polyester netting forms their literal foundation, while colourful textile elements woven by the artist’s own hands transform the mesh into a vibrant, enveloping structure. The story of Feldberga’s performance workshop is based on her installation practice.


Ingrīda Pičukāne. Feminist Drawing Workshop.
23.10.2026. 16.00-17.30
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Ingrīda Pičukāne has developed a distinctive genre that appears to belong to the bucolic, pastoral tradition, with its lyrical celebration of nature. Beneath this seemingly idyllic surface, however, lies a feminist manifesto celebrating women’s self-sufficient vitality.
Ingrīda Pičukāne has developed a distinctive genre that appears to belong to the bucolic, pastoral tradition, with its lyrical celebration of nature. Beneath this seemingly idyllic surface, however, lies a feminist manifesto celebrating women’s self-sufficient vitality.


Sandra Strēle. Lady Rodas painting workshop.
23.10.2026. 14.00-15.30
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Female garden gnomes only appeared in the 1960s. Though in 2004, the Garden Gnome Protection Association objected to the Lady Rodas made by the most popular German garden gnome factory (Zwergstatt Philipp Griebel Gräfenroda), arguing that historically the garden gnome has only been a man. Let's paint the Lady Rodas!
Female garden gnomes only appeared in the 1960s. Though in 2004, the Garden Gnome Protection Association objected to the Lady Rodas made by the most popular German garden gnome factory (Zwergstatt Philipp Griebel Gräfenroda), arguing that historically the garden gnome has only been a man. Let's paint the Lady Rodas!
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Past
Past


Opening. UKRAINIAN SHERIFFS. HOLDING ON TO HOME by Roman Bondarchuk and Darya Averchenko
11.09.2026. 19.00
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Stara Zburivka became known for an unconventional solution born out of the local community’s spirit of self-organisation. At a time when the village lacked a proper law-enforcement presence, village head Viktor Maruniak appointed two local men, Viktor and Volodymyr, to maintain order as “village sheriffs”. Their daily work and life in the village were captured in Roman Bondarchuk’s documentary film Ukrainian Sheriffs. The exhibition brings together the film, previously unpublished video diaries by its creators, and contemporary materials from the Ukraine War Archive. OPENING PHOTO : GUSTAVS BRUNO GRODZS.
Stara Zburivka became known for an unconventional solution born out of the local community’s spirit of self-organisation. At a time when the village lacked a proper law-enforcement presence, village head Viktor Maruniak appointed two local men, Viktor and Volodymyr, to maintain order as “village sheriffs”. Their daily work and life in the village were captured in Roman Bondarchuk’s documentary film Ukrainian Sheriffs. The exhibition brings together the film, previously unpublished video diaries by its creators, and contemporary materials from the Ukraine War Archive. OPENING PHOTO : GUSTAVS BRUNO GRODZS.


Artist talk in the exhibition "MONUMENTS", artist Gļebs Panteļejevs and curator Inga Šteimane.
09.08.2026. 14.00
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Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor is holding a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist.
Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor is holding a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist.


Artist talk in the exhibition "MONUMENTS", artist Gļebs Panteļejevs and curator Inga Šteimane.
12.07.2026. 14.00
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Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor is holding a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist.
Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor is holding a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist.


Artist talk in the exhibition "MONUMENTS", artist Gļebs Panteļejevs and curator Inga Šteimane.
14.06.2026. 14.00
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Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor will hold a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist. OPENING PHOTO : GUSTAVS BRUNO GRODZS.
Sculptor Gļebs Panteļejevs opens his solo exhibition "Monuments" with new sculptures and an euphoric installation. "At its heart, it’s a question about freedom and illusion. The first floor will hold a huge butterfly-tank – a Corten steel sculpture titled Butterfly Effect. Then the very same form reappears upstairs, but at a different scale and in completely different materials: polyurethane foam and paint. Exactly the same shape, yet it creates a completely different experience. That’s actually a key idea in the exhibition," says the artist. OPENING PHOTO : GUSTAVS BRUNO GRODZS.
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