The sixth exhibition at the Lithuanian Art Centre Tartle is part of an exhibition diptych on the theme of Vilnius, and is one of the 700th anniversary events, inviting visitors to experience the city through different forms of time.
Wishing Everyone a Happy Holiday Season!
You can now visit TARTLE from home! Get acquainted with the works of art exhibited in the first exhibitions and learn more about the history of Lithuania through the eyes of the artists.
Pursuant to the decision of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, from November 7 until further notice the Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE is closed for visitors.
This year, the 5 th edition of the Vilnius Gallery Weekend brings together over 30 different art spaces. The participants include not only private galleries, but also project spaces run by artists and independent curators, galleries of well-established organizations with deep traditions, as well as museums, art centres and private collectors.
On March 9th at the MO museum, exhibition “We Don’t Do This. Intimacy, Norms and Fantasies in Baltic Art” was opened. During the long decades of Soviet occupation, sexuality-related content and discussion were widely censored from the public. According to a famous catchphrase, there was no sex in the USSR. We ask why was sex so suppressed and what kind of love was allowed? How different are the region’s public notions of intimacy, gender, love and sexuality today? \"We Don’t Do This. Intimacy, Norms and Fantasies in Baltic Art\" will explore the shifts and changes in representations of gender, family and sexuality, marked by back-and-forth loosening and re-enforcement of norms throughout the Soviet era and beyond. Two of the works for the exhibition were lent by TARTLE.
In its third exhibition, the Lithuanian Art Centre Tartle presents an exceptional part of its collection, offering a broad look at artistic life in Kaunas and Vilnius during the interwar period and the Second World War.
Currently we are changing exhibition and we will be open for visitors starting from the middle of September.
Starting 25 of July National Gallery of Art presents international exhibition Wild Souls. Symbolism in the Art of the Baltic States.
Opening of the exhibition “Petras Kalpokas (1880–1945) and Environment” at the M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art.