Exhibition shows works from the Zuzāns Collection, in which Ivars Poikāns illustrates events of 20 years ago featuring well known persons in Latvian politics.
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.
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.
31.01.2019. - 14.04.2019.
Main Gallery
From 31 January to 30 March 2019, the Mūkusala Art Salon's Main Gallery hosts the exhibition from the Zuzāns Collection 'Fear Not'.
22.11.2018. - 19.01.2019.
Main Gallery
An exhibition from the Zuzāns Collection, which wears seasonal Latvian alternative facts,
13.09.2018. - 10.11.2018.
Main Gallery
From 13 September to 10 November, the Mūkusala Art Salon will hold an exhibition dedicated to artist Vladimirs Glušenkovs (1948–2009), titled Absurd Mythology.
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12.07.2018. - 01.09.2018.
Main Gallery
The exhibition is devoted to ethnographic images in Latvian art made from the early 20th century until today.
26.04.2018. - 22.06.2018.
Main Gallery
The exhibition centres on the part of Latvian visual art of the 20th and 21st centuries where a significant role is played by text and its message.
15.02.2018. - 12.04.2018.
Main Gallery
Jaan Toomik, one of the most renowned Estonian artists in the world, makes his return to Riga after a 10-year-long absence.
02.11.2017. - 31.01.2018.
Main Gallery
The exhibition includes works from the Zuzāns Collection, Latvian National Museum un Art and private collections.
11.10.2017. - 21.10.2017.
Main Gallery
From 11-21 October the Mūkusala Art Salon invites visitors to open office of the forthcoming art centre Zuzeum provides an insight into the centre's formation.
09.09.2017. - 07.10.2017.
Main Gallery
SAN is a new planet-sized virtual space embedded in the environment for unlimited creative freedom, which is visible with the help of an augmented reality app.