Fields exhibition

May 15 - August 3, 2014

Arsenals Exhibition Hall of the Latvian National Arts Museum (LNAM)

The changing role of art in society is one where it does not just create a new aesthetics but gets involved in patterns of social, scientific, and technological transformations. The exhibition Fields presents a lively landscape of art that challenges existing viewpoints, deconstructs social issues, and proposes positive visions for the future. Artists in the Fields exhibition make new combinations of existing fields-as-in-disciplines – fusing and navigating between the social and the natural, the scientific and the emotional, the sensible with the actual in imaginative ways.

The exhibition will show 40 artworks by artists from all over the world, but with a special focus on Central, Eastern and Northern Europe. The exhibition will be accompanied by a festival Art+Communication programme with public lectures, live performances, as well as a Renewable Futures conference, and Museum's Night programme.

Curators: Raitis Smits, Rasa Smite (Latvia) and Armin Medosch (Austria).

Artists: Oliver Ressler, Shu Lea Cheang, Lisa Jevbratt, Superflex, Gints Gabrans, Marko Peljhan, Cecile Babiole, Voldemars Johansons, Erich Berger, Martins Ratniks, Hayley Newman, Annemie Maes, YoHa, Martin Howse, Franz Xaver, and many more.

Produced by RIXC.

Supported byRiga 2014, Riga City Council, State Cultural Capital Foundation, Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia, Austrian Ministry of Culture, EU Culture 2007-2013 programme, Nordic Culture Point, The Latvian National Museum of Art, Goethe Institute in Riga, French Institute in Latvia, Latvian National Arts Museum.

 

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Monday - closed
Tuesday, Wednesday - 12.00-18.00
Thursday - 12.00-20.00
Friday - 12.00-18.00
Saturday, Sunday - 12.00-17.00

Tuckets: 3,56 EUR / 2,13 EUR

Groups are Welcome!
Guides will be provided (English, Latvian)

Contact: rixc (at) rixc.lv , +371-67228478
+371-26546776

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