Alnis Stakle

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Latvian | 1975

Alnis Stakle is a Latvian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1975.

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LNMM, Exhibition Hall ARSENALS featured Alnis Stakle's work in the past.

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In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Alnis Stakle is featured in , a piece from Aesthetica in May 2024.

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Mountains & Valleys of Uncanny Beauty #5

By Alnis Stakle

Albumen Gallery

Mountains & Valleys of Uncanny Beauty #3

By Alnis Stakle

Albumen Gallery

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Alnis Stakle - Thicket

LNMM, Exhibition Hall ARSENALS

Riga | Latvia

05 Apr, 2013 - 28 Apr, 2013

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The relationship between humans and nature is a theme we鈥檝e seen crop up in a number of recent exhibitions, from Human/Nature: Encountering Ourselves in the Natural World at Fotografiska New York to Soulscapes at Dulwich Picture Gallery.