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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

Upcoming

Artist talk with Vidvuds Zviedris in his solo exhibition "Once grass was blue and skies were green"

14.12.2025. 14.00

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What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

Artist talk with Vidvuds Zviedris in his solo exhibition "Once grass was blue and skies were green"

09.11.2025. 14.00

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What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

Artist talk with Vidvuds Zviedris in his solo exhibition "Once grass was blue and skies were green", moderated by curator Inga Šteimane. Jūrmala Autumn Excursion Week

25.10.2025. 16.00 un 26.10.2025. 14.00

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What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

What happens to our psyche when violence becomes ubiquitous, almost mundane, when we keep seeing it and cannot stop it? Why does it keep returning – despite all our vehement declarations of “never again”?

Opening. Vidvuds Zviedris. Once grass was blue and skies were green.

24.10.2025. 18.00

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To me, the exhibition shows a tension between the individual – the fragile human being – and the anonymous power construct of human resources devised for political gain. With contrasts in the scale of the works, and the tension they display, the exhibition addresses the theme of co-responsibility in the contemporary world.

To me, the exhibition shows a tension between the individual – the fragile human being – and the anonymous power construct of human resources devised for political gain. With contrasts in the scale of the works, and the tension they display, the exhibition addresses the theme of co-responsibility in the contemporary world.

Past

Past

Past

Artist talk with the artists of the exhibition "Literally a Very Small Celebration" Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums

08.06.2025. 14.00

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We invite you to the Artist Talk with artists and curator of "Literally a Very Small Celebration" on June 8, 2025, at 14:00 at Art Station Dubulti. This exhibition by Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums marks the 10th anniversary of Art Station Dubulti — a space that, since 2015, has redefined how contemporary art can inhabit and activate public infrastructure. Rather than being repurposed from one function into another, the Dubulti station has evolved into a hybrid environment where passengers and gallery visitors coexist. Images from the opening, June 6. Photo: Didzis Grodzs.

We invite you to the Artist Talk with artists and curator of "Literally a Very Small Celebration" on June 8, 2025, at 14:00 at Art Station Dubulti. This exhibition by Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums marks the 10th anniversary of Art Station Dubulti — a space that, since 2015, has redefined how contemporary art can inhabit and activate public infrastructure. Rather than being repurposed from one function into another, the Dubulti station has evolved into a hybrid environment where passengers and gallery visitors coexist. Images from the opening, June 6. Photo: Didzis Grodzs.

Kristaps Ancāns & Pauls Rietums
. Literally a Very Small Celebration
. Opening

06.06.2025. 17.00

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We invite you to the opening of Literally a Very Small Celebration on June 6, 2025, at 17:00 at Art Station Dubulti, in the heart of Jūrmala, Latvia. This exhibition by Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums marks the 10th anniversary of Art Station Dubulti — a space that, since 2015, has redefined how contemporary art can inhabit and activate public infrastructure. Rather than being repurposed from one function into another, the Dubulti station has evolved into a hybrid environment where passengers and gallery visitors coexist. Photo: Didzis Grodzs.

We invite you to the opening of Literally a Very Small Celebration on June 6, 2025, at 17:00 at Art Station Dubulti, in the heart of Jūrmala, Latvia. This exhibition by Kristaps Ancāns and Pauls Rietums marks the 10th anniversary of Art Station Dubulti — a space that, since 2015, has redefined how contemporary art can inhabit and activate public infrastructure. Rather than being repurposed from one function into another, the Dubulti station has evolved into a hybrid environment where passengers and gallery visitors coexist. Photo: Didzis Grodzs.

Guided Tour of the Exhibition “Frequencies in Space”

04.05.2025.

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On 4 May at 2pm, we invite you to a special meeting in Diāna Adamaite's solo exhibition “Frequencies in Space”. This is a unique opportunity to explore the language of painting that embodies spatial vibrations, the sense of time-space, and the exploration of perceptual boundaries. The tour will be led by the curator, Inga Šteimane. Photo: Artis Veigurs.

On 4 May at 2pm, we invite you to a special meeting in Diāna Adamaite's solo exhibition “Frequencies in Space”. This is a unique opportunity to explore the language of painting that embodies spatial vibrations, the sense of time-space, and the exploration of perceptual boundaries. The tour will be led by the curator, Inga Šteimane. Photo: Artis Veigurs.

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