Pairs play on the different meanings of the exhibition's Latvian title Pāri. It presents 10 pairs of artists, whose works form conceptual or formal parallels.
Pairs
25.04.2019. - 01.06.2019.
Pairs play on the different meanings of the exhibition's Latvian title Pāri. It presents 10 pairs of artists, whose works form conceptual or formal parallels.
Nothing Changes. A Chronicle of Political Life
25.04.2019. - 01.06.2019.
Exhibition shows works from the Zuzāns Collection, in which Ivars Poikāns illustrates events of 20 years ago featuring well known persons in Latvian politics.
31.01.2019. - 14.04.2019.
Upper Gallery
From 31 January to 30 March 2019, the Mūkusala Art Salon's Upper Gallery hosts the exhibition of Ronalds Rusmanis' latest works 'Let’s Meet'.
22.11.2018. - 19.01.2019.
Upper Gallery
The exhibition Outlet gathers photographs taken in the late 1990s by artist Ivars Grāvlejs.
12.07.2018. - 01.09.2018.
Upper Gallery
From 12 July to 1 September the Upper Gallery of the Mūkusala Art Salon will host Sniedze Reine's exhibition Different Drawings.
26.04.2018. - 22.06.2018.
Upper Gallery
A symbolic selection of the Riga-based Nikolaus von Himsel's multi-faceted collection is reassembled in the exhibition Journey of a Bon Vivant.
15.02.2018. - 12.04.2018.
Upper Gallery
From 15 February to 12 April 2018 the Upper Gallery of the Mūkusala Art Salon hosts the exhibition PORNO with works from the Zuzāns Collection curated by Valts
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06.07.2017. - 26.08.2017.
Upper Gallery, Balcony
Exhibition-installation is a space of experience that asks questions about the mechanisms of value-creation.
18.05.2017. - 22.06.2017.
Upper Gallery
The exposition is shaped by the relation of painting with light and geometry, its move beyond the plane and transformation in order to make an artistic whole.
23.03.2017. - 06.05.2017.
Upper Gallery
In Cabinet of the Fine Arts Paulis Liepa uses a new form of presenting his works that enhances the pacifism of their content.
03.02.2017. - 11.03.2017.
Upper Gallery
Depictions of imagined creatures on the boundary of nature and technology and visualised memory structures under an exhibition title quoting the Bible.