We invite you on a retrospective journey through nine decades of the twentieth century, following the traces of Lithuanian artists far beyond the borders of their homeland.
Currently we are changing the exhibition and will be open for visitors starting from June.
In its fourth exhibition, the Lithuanian Art Centre Tartle showcases part of its collection representing the tendencies in artistic life in Soviet-occupied Lithuania, and features of the work by artists who fled to the West.
Every weekend in February, a special event called SU-MENĖK will take place, involving 31 museums and galleries across the city.
On December 29th between 11 a.m. and 19 p.m. we are opening TARTLE doors to visitors free-of-charge.
We invite you to visit our fourth exhibition “Free and Unfree. Lithuanian Art between 1945 and 1990”.
In the exhibition “In Shaping the Future”, technology becomes part of cultural history – a story that explores why technologies emerge, who creates them, and what they reveal about society, the state, the spirit of an era, and human imagination. This exhibition offers an opportunity to see Lithuania not only as a country benefiting from global progress, but also as one that contributes to shaping it. TARTLE has lent the painting “The Electrical Equipment Factory” by Marija Teresė Rožanskaitė for this exhibition.
On 15 December the exhibition devoted to women artists in interwar Vilnius was opened at at the Vytautas Kasiulis Museum of Art. Five artworks for the exhibition were loaned by the the Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE.
On 28 October the exhibition Stanisław Bohusz-Siestrzeńcewicz 1869–1927 was opened at Vilnius Picture Gallery.
Currently we are changing exhibition and we will be open for visitors starting from the middle of September.
The content of the exhibition which will open on 17th August reflects a memorial tradition that has been continuing for eight centuries. It originates from the saints’ life stories, which were later supplemented with reports about visions and miracles.