The gallery was founded in 1991. Exhibition space covers 360 square metres of 5 exhibition halls. The gallery is owned by Nida Rutkiene. Orientation - contemporary Lithuania and International art. The main emphasis is granted to the abstract and figurative style of neoromantic trend, surrealism and naive art. Emotional appeal in art is prioritised over intellectual element. The gallery seeks artifacts distinguished by their professional polish and individual self-expression bearing ever lasting values.
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- Introduction
- Artists
- Architects
- Curators
- Designers
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Exhibitionspaces
- Austria
- Künstlerhaus, Vienna
- Estonia
- Tartu Kunstmuuseum, Tartu
- Finland
- Korjaamo, Helsinki
- France
- FAUX MOUVEMENT, Metz
- Italy
- Galleria Rubin, Milan
- PAN/Palazzo della Arti Napoli, Naples
- Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Venice
- Viafarini, Milan
- Luxembourg
- Galerie Frank Gerlitzki espace ApART, Luxembourg
- Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art contemporain, Luxembourg
- Netherlands
- Expodium, Utrecht
- NAi, Rotterdam
- Smart Project Space, Amsterdam
- De Paviljoens, Almere
- Lokaal 01, Breda
- Sign, Groningen
- STROOM, The Hague
- Kunstruimte Wagemans, Beetsterzwaag
- Centrum voor Beeldende Kunst, Rotterdam
- Vanabbemuseum, Eindhoven
- TENT., Rotterdam
- Portugal
- CCB/Centro Cultural de Belem, Lisbon
- Slovakia
- Stanica Cultural Center, Zilina
- Slovenia
- SCCA, Ljubljana
- Spain
- LA MEKANICA, Barcelona
- United States
- LACE, Los Angeles
- Institutions
- Initiatives
- Residencies
- Scientists
- Support
- Theoreticians
- Web/Graphic designers
- Writers