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In the past decade, museums and exhibition halls across the world have been paying more attention to women-artists than ever.

From 15 July to 15 October 2023, the exhibition Don鈥檛 Cry! Feminist Perspectives in Latvian Art: 1965鈥�2023 is on view in the Great Hall of the main building of the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga (Ja艈a Rozent膩la laukums 1).

Amid a market that increasingly worships the young while women and those from the Global South fight for a place at the table, the Basel fair鈥檚 policy faces calls for a rethink

As an academically trained conservator and restorer, Sister I. has been practicing the trade since the early aughts.

Black Market is a collaborative (together with Riga based Gallery 427 and gallery LOW) sales event 鈥� presentation installed and hosted by Kim? in Riga.

Taking place in the summer of 2020, Helsinki Biennial is thrilled to announce the 40 artists and groups of artists participating in the inaugural edition, The Same Sea.

The 2020 Helsinki Biennial, taking place this summer, has announced that forty artists and artist groups, hailing from Finland, Australia, Cambodia, Germany, India, Japan, Kenya, Latvia, Poland, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, the UK, and the US, will participate in its...

From 1 June to 22 September 2019, Iceland鈥檚 Northern Capital, Akureyri, hosts the exhibition of Latvian contemporary art Tala冒u vi冒 mig! / Runa虅 ar mani! / Talk To Me! representing works from the collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art.

Announcing the end of winter, the group show at Temnikova and Kasela Gallery will set together works by Helena Keskk眉la, Anna Mari Liivrand, Inga Meldere (Latvia), Ann Pajuv盲li, Jaanus Samma and Sigrid Viir, which will present the viewer with an imaginary journey of still and...

鈥淗eap-core,,,鈥� is the Paris-based artist鈥檚, Daiga Granti艈a鈥檚, first solo-exhibition in Riga.

Despite its troubled history the Latvian capital is looking to the future.