• Živilė Steniukynaitė-Fornari “Encrypted”

    “Encrypted” is a visual journey through time, cultures, and symbols, in which artist Živilė Steniukynaitė-Fornari explores visual codes passed down from generation to generation and their relationship with the contemporary world. Through her textile works, the artist employs the ancient Indian technique of wooden block printing and traditional divonas patterns from the Dzūkija region, crafting…

  • 28 minutes from home

    28 minutes from home marks a complete circular journey, during which a map of place and memory subtly intertwines. This exhibition presents fragments of the artistic research “Facets of Death: Between Fear and Fascination”, distilled through time, memory, and environment. Here, a map, texts, and drawings meet physical and mental markers tracing a personal geography…

  • Forest Atlas

    Every way of seeing Lithuania’s green garment is shaped by its own optics – filtered through the observer’s interests and conditioned by an entire sequence of instruments and methodologies. ‘Forest Atlas’ is a process-based exhibition that invites visitors to enter the density of the forest at its centre – without beginning or end – into a…

  • Kristina Žalytė “Taelpa”

    On September 7, at 3 p.m. exhibition TAELPA by artist Kristina Žalytė opens in Marcinkoniųstation gallery. The space is filled with pots, bas-reliefs, drawings, and the frame of the altar. A text, a song withoutaccompaniment, can be heard through headphones. It is as if someone has “swept through”, but notdevastated, but found something to worship,…

  • Group exhibition “Sampyna”

    SAMPYNA / SAMRUNI On August 3, at 2 p.m. exhibition “Sampyna” by artists Austė Jurgelionytė-Varnė, Asta Vilhelmina Guðmundsdóttir and Laura Pavilonytė-Ežerskienė opens in Marcinkonių station gallery. In Lithuanian, the word sampyna refers to a certain tangle of structural elements a junction that reflects the work of three artists – Austė Jurgelionytė-Varnė, Asta Vilhelmina Guðmundsdóttir and…

  • Kornelijus Pelkys. “Bu(vo)tas”

    On June 8, at 1 p.m. Kornelijus Pelkys exhibition “Bu(vo)tas” opens at the Marcinkonys station gallery. The first exhibition of the artist, VDA graphic arts bachelor’s student, examines the themes of urban loneliness and alien communion. Revealing an anthropological perspective, the exhibition consists of four mixed media works that include different forms of artistic expression:…

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