These are the new viewing angles of artists to the woman’s everyday life. The idea is to reveal the mystery that always exists in “normal” side of things. Domestic situations, relations with men, women, eroticism – all this is just the tip of iceberg which lies hidden deep in female essence. The exhibition presents new works created for this exhibition.

The exhibition consists of a symbolic, decorative K. Norvilaite linen carvings, laconic and poetic E. Suchockyte drypoints, M. Gaube ironic, light painting and sculpture works.

Egidijus Rudinskas was born in 1962 March 15th in the village called Maskvyciai, Lithuania. In 1980 graduated from Kaunas, J. Naujalis secondary art school. In 1980-86 studied at the Institute of Fine Arts in Vilnius, has acquired the specialty of graphics. In 1986-89 in Garliava, Lithuania worked as a teacher at the 2nd secondary school. In 1989-90 took place as president of the Lithuanian Artists Association, Kaunas. In 1992 and 1995 taught graphics and painting in Summer Academy of Saarland (Germany). Since 1991 teaches in Institute of Fine Arts Kaunas Art Institute. Works of engraving, illustration, poster area.

Love. And hate. Which to choose? Can I choose? Maybe I can’t choose anything, I can only be. Watch. Listen. Without looking. Taking no interest.

curator of the Triennial Kestutis Vasiliunas
On the web: http://artistsbook.lt

V. K. Jonynas works decorates Lithuanian Martyrs Chapel in St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, churches in the U.S.
The exhibition is a window to V. K. Jonynas creative diversity in the arts that express different features.

Leipzig Book Fair in Globus Gallery: “Internationale Ausstellung für Künstlerbücher und Handpressendrucke” ( IAKH ), Halle 3, H501, Leipzig, Germany. Curator Kestutis Vasiliunas.

The artist studied at the J.Gruodis School of Music, J. Naujalis art school. Later he entered the Vilnius Institute of Art, which acquired the painter, teacher specialty. He was taught by painters J. Švažas, A. Gudaitis, V. Gecas. Since 1977 K. Milkevičius started participating in exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad.

In 2008 graduated Vilnius Academy of Arts with diploma in art and master’s degree; artist is active in thematic; group exhibitions, held symposiums in Lithuania, Belarus, Poland were very successful.
Artist artistic thinking is characterized by thrusting, dynamic, distinctive way of speaking. Being a supporter of sculptural ceramics, he works with expressive visual language and realizes the existential issues of concern, they stands by light and dark sides of life.

The artists talk about different states by using or transforming the medium of photography. In his photographs of the transitions between culture and nature, Remigijus Treigys captures the splinters and debris of time that fill the void extending between them. Agne Jonkute transfers to the canvas what the lens of a camera made in the interwar period, directed at a reinforced concrete house wall or a washed-off curtain, has captured, while Brone Neverdauskiene and Monika Zaltauskaite-Grasiene use human skin as his own history and turn it into different woven patterns with the help of computer jacquard weaving, and build objects from these patterns. Their work has been show last year at Moscow Biennale.

Participating artists conceptions could be described by exhibition’s motto “All that God turns away from becomes human, all that man abandons becomes perfect”, says curator Ignas Kazakevicius.

In the twentieth century this celebration was celebrated at the beginning of the three holy days: Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and now – only on Tuesday, 46 days before Easter. Museum has selected Sunday before Pancake Days Tuesday, so as to many Tuesday is a Labor Day.

Time & Location:
3 February – 2 March 2012, “Scuola Internazionale di Grafica”, Venice, Italy;
15 March – 18 March 2012, Leipzig Book Fair, Germany;
12 April – 5 May 2012, Gallery “Titanikas”, Vilnius, Lithuania;
22 September – 22 October 2012, Kloster Bentlage, Rheine, Germany;
2013 in “Maison 44″, Basel, Switzerland.

The Triennial is being curated by Kestutis Vasiliunas.

The exhibition of a project called “European Eyes on Japan” and “Between” curated by Mikiko Kikuta presents four artists: Daisuke Nakashima, Shinryo Saeki, Karen Sato and Yumiko Utsu who were born between the 80′s and 90′s and belongs to a generation that grew up after Japan’s economic explosion. People have become wealthy, but at the same time, lost traditions and values. Young people found it difficult to find their place in need of new rules and approach to life.

For the late Italian Renaissance represents Cremonas’ famous painter of the famous painters dynasty Antonio Campo (Antonio Campi, 1523-1587) with a subtile, elegant shape image “the Holy Women at Christ’s tomb.” For mannerism, the transition from Renaissance to Baroque, represents the Roman painter Marcelo Venuscio (Marcello Venusti, 1512/15-1579), “Pieta”, that was painted by Michelangelo (Michelangelo Buonarroti) drawing. In sixteenth century the second half, the Italian Mannerism spread to Northern Europe. One of the most famous was the Netherlands mannierist Bartolomeo Spranger (Bartholomaus Spranger, 1546-1611). The exhibition shows his painting of St. Ursula with martyrs.

The author is really be concerned with beauty, assembling ourselves at the same-day values. Gryte primarily is a portraitist and has a talent to subtly open up and communicate with different people.

Since 2003 the artist began to paint on glass and created copyrighted technology of cycles of “The universe-jack ” (2003), “Milky Way” (2003), “Building Bridges” (2003), “Fern Ring” (2003) “Crown” (2004), “Distant skies here” (2005), “Verba” (2008), “Wave” (2008). Had illustrated by drawings on the glass electronic journal “Magic” (the Lithuanian Folk Culture Centre, 2004).

Participants: Bronius Grazys, Antanas Obcarskas, Kunigunda Dineikaite, Aloyzas Stasiulevicus, Ricardas Zdanavicius, Algimantas Stanislovaso Kliauga, Giedre Gucaite, Mines Milosavljevic (Serbia), Oleg Maliavkino (Russia), Anneli Nilsson (Sweden), Anne Louise Hoy Blicher Winther (Denmark), Janis Spalvins and Guna Millersone (Latvia), Andrus Joonas (Estonia), Babīte and Tinku Das (India).

National M. K. Ciurlionis Museum of Art celebrates the 90th anniversary and opens one of the largest in its history exhibition  “Mirabile Visu/ Nuostabu matyti” or amazing view.”

Visitors will meet the most valuable collections and exhibits in nine halls of the gallery. The exhibition presents more than a thousand pieces of art. Exhibits of the collection shows not only the valuable ones, but also those whose origin and entry to the museum histories are unusual, intriguing, latest works by M. K. Čiurlionis, even H. Matisse drawing.
Exhibition curators:
Osvaldas Daugelis, Daina Kamarauskiene.

Participants: Vytautas Vasiliūnas, Kęstutis Vasiliūnas, Julius Pileckas,  Židrija Janušaitė, Justinas Vaitiekūnas, Džiugas Katinas, Ieva Paltanavičiūtė, Arturas Valiauga, Vygandas Šimbelis, Andrius Miežis, Virginijus Viningas, Linas Liandzbergis, Vygintas Orlovas, Žibuoklė Martinaitytė, Julius Aglinskas, Antanas Jasenka, Antanas Kučinskas, Arkadijus Gotesmanas, Kęstutis Vaiginis, Marius Salynas.

The show focuses on young- and youngest-generation artists in an attempt to capture the condition of the mind and spirit of a generation trying to redefine itself, to find a place for itself between a sense of attachment to the national tradition, history, and an increasingly globalized and technologized reality.