Exhibitions
Published: 02. Feb / 2024
Touch-sensitive
From 8 February to 21 April 2024, the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design in Riga (Skārņu iela 10) hosts a spectacular exhibition Touch-sensitive organized by the Latvian Jewellery Art Association in which the works of 23 authors are revealed in relation to the owners of jewellery, demonstrating a wide range of individual creative stylistics of different…
Published: 23. Oct / 2022
IMAGINE. Peace
The fifth Latvian jewellery art association group exhibition “IMAGINE. Peace” is open from September 30 to October 30, 2022. The exposition is located in both locations: Agenskalna market pavilion (2nd floor, next to bar VEST) and Kalnciema quarter gallery. The opening of the exhibition took place at Agenskalna market pavilion on September 29. The exhibition…
Published: 05. Aug / 2021
DIARY in Kuldīga
August 29 to October 10, 2021, Kuldīga Artists’ Residence gallery (Pils street 2, Kuldiga, Latvia) In French a diary is called journal intime, literally translated as the intimate newspaper. This distinguishes it from a newspaper intended for a wide range of readers. When writing a diary its author usually does not intend to show the…
Published: 20. Jul / 2021
DIARY in Valmiera
July 3 to August 1, 2021, Valmiera Museum Exhibition Hall (Bruņinieku Street 3, Valmiera, Latvia) In French a diary is called journal intime, literally translated as the intimate newspaper. This distinguishes it from a newspaper intended for a wide range of readers. When writing a diary its author usually does not intend to show the…
Published: 08. Feb / 2021
MARK
Latvian Jewellery Art Association was established two years ago with a view to bringing together professional artists active in the field. This exhibition, MARK, is the association’s second joint art project. Its authors come from the ranks of top-class masters with years of experience to their name as well as young creators freshly out of…
Published: 01. Feb / 2021
A PRIORI
The first Latvian Jewellery Art Association exhibition “A PRIORI” will be on display from June 21 to July 28 this year, at Cēsis Exhibition House. The concepts a priori and a posteriori are philosophical terms used in philosophy to distinguish two types of knowledge. A priori knowledge is independent of experience. This was also the…