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.
At 5 pm on Wednesday, 26th September, the opening of the second exhibition in the series Streets of Vilnius by the Lithuanian Art Museum, called Didžioji Street will take place at the Vilnius Picture Gallery.
The collection of Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE features numerous works of Lithuanian fine arts of the 19th century.
Currently we are changing exhibition and we will be open for visitors starting from the middle of September.
On July 12th, the day of the inauguration of the President of the Republic of Lithuania Gitanas Nausėda, together with Lithuanian museums we say - #oneLithuania.
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.
The sculpture garden of the Lithuanian art center “Tartle” invites you to look at the panorama of Vilnius Old Town from the legendary Tores restaurant yard and get to know the works of world-famous artists.
We are inviting visitors to contribute to scientific discoveries of art research MA students.
We are inviting visitors to contribute to scientific discoveries of art research MA students.
We would like to invite you to register for the first Tartle exhibition A Glance at the History of Lithuanian Art from Užupis.