Exhibitions

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  2026.10.21

  Igors MaikovsSEASONSExhibition on view from 20.10.2026 to 26.10.2026
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  2026.10.20

  The Genius of Imants Vecozols, an ExhibitionRecent paintings and Works from His Youth.Opening on August 28th at 4:00 PM
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  2026.04.21

  Valery Baydas' solo exhibition SUMMER SUN Opening April 21. at 5 pm o'clock
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  2025.07.30

  We invite you to visit the solo exhibition of Edijs Kravalis "No. 200" on 30. 07. 2025, at 17:00, Classical Art Gallery "Antonija", Brīvības Street 142. The exhibition is on view from 30. 07. 2025 to 13. 08. 2025.  The new series by Edijs Kravaļs was developed in 2025.Painting style: Abstract expressionism (Action painting/ Tachisme subgenre). Large format. 150 x 150 cm.Series “No. 200”: The series was developed with a special emphasis on dynamics and artistic and architectural narrative. Primary colors of the paintings: Blue, green, red, orange and yellow. Each painting has a special and technically advanced interplay between color layers in the spatial environment, which is achieved by contrasting tones (variations, degrees of saturation) and dark/light areas.Author Edijs KravalisEducation: Janis Rozentāls Riga Art Secondary School, Latvian Academy of Arts.Handwriting: A characteristic color scheme that visually breaks down fundamental staticity, allowing the gaze to be in constant movement of change and diversity.Since architecture and design are a significant factor of presence for Edijs Kravalis, its influence can also be read in his works.
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  2024.12.12

  WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT ALEXANDER RODIN'S SOLO EXHIBITION "MOOD, COLOR, TEXTURE". FROM 12.12.2024 TO 28.01.2025 Aleksandrs Rodins (1922–2001) was an outstanding Latvian artist. Rodins created art that combined logical compositional structure with deep emotional resonance, creating works that appealed to the viewer with their simplicity and power.Starts on December 12 at 17:00. Classical Art Gallery Antonija, 142 Brivibas Street, invites you to visit an exhibition dedicated to the work of the outstanding Latvian artist Aleksandrs Rodins (1922–2001). Rodins’ art reflects his journey from realism to abstraction, illuminating both the Latvian countryside and episodes of everyday life. With a strong sense of colour, texture and emotion, he focused on both human figures and natural motifs. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to touch the creative signature and vision of a talented 20th century artist.

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