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Past exhibitions

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Current

UKRAINIAN SHERIFFS. HOLDING ON TO HOME by Roman Bondarchuk and Darya Averchenko

2026

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“Despite the film’s success, we were left with the feeling that we had not been able to show everything we had discovered about Stara Zburivka and its people. Now that the village no longer exists as we remember it, returning to these materials feels more important than ever. Through this exhibition, we want to preserve people’s voices and the memory of a world irrevocably transformed by war,” tells say the exhibition’s creators, Roman Bondarchuk and Darya Averchenko.

“Despite the film’s success, we were left with the feeling that we had not been able to show everything we had discovered about Stara Zburivka and its people. Now that the village no longer exists as we remember it, returning to these materials feels more important than ever. Through this exhibition, we want to preserve people’s voices and the memory of a world irrevocably transformed by war,” tells say the exhibition’s creators, Roman Bondarchuk and Darya Averchenko.

Past

Past

Gļebs Panteļejevs. Monuments

2026

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"I started thinking about the freedom of the soul," points Gļebs Panteļejevs introducing his solo show "Monuments". His frame of reference is global. "I can see freedom changing. I can see it being reshaped. I don’t want to reach for grand words and say freedom is being humiliated or violated. But I do see how willing people are to give it up," says the artist and adds, that you can lock yourself up just as effectively as anyone else can.

"I started thinking about the freedom of the soul," points Gļebs Panteļejevs introducing his solo show "Monuments". His frame of reference is global. "I can see freedom changing. I can see it being reshaped. I don’t want to reach for grand words and say freedom is being humiliated or violated. But I do see how willing people are to give it up," says the artist and adds, that you can lock yourself up just as effectively as anyone else can.

Art Station Dubulti Jani Mitrevics "Dollhell"

Jānis Mitrēvics. DOLLHELL

2026

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DOLLHELL seems to revel in the free fall of its own complex aesthetic, in the headlong velocity of a narrative driven by intuition.

DOLLHELL seems to revel in the free fall of its own complex aesthetic, in the headlong velocity of a narrative driven by intuition.

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Other venues

Other venues

Dear figure, whom did you hangout with last night?

2024 Rothko Museum, Daugavpils

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As the people endlessly analyse stories, concepts and styles, figures grow increasingly distant from one another until they end up in opposing camps. On the other hand, an emphasis on the figurality of the figure contributes to a vast and strong community of figures.

As the people endlessly analyse stories, concepts and styles, figures grow increasingly distant from one another until they end up in opposing camps. On the other hand, an emphasis on the figurality of the figure contributes to a vast and strong community of figures.

Photo story for my community

2024 Jūrmala Central Library

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On the magnetic boards one can see twenty-eight photo stories created by Jūrmala residents - the children of the Day Center and Day Care Center of the Social Services Center "Kauguri". How were these pictures made and what do they tell?

On the magnetic boards one can see twenty-eight photo stories created by Jūrmala residents - the children of the Day Center and Day Care Center of the Social Services Center "Kauguri". How were these pictures made and what do they tell?

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