Kailsals is a Latvian term that describes a very particular type of weather condition. The temperature is below -20° and there is no snow. All flora is endangered, the air is so clear, you can hear sounds you have never noticed and it is the best time to skate down a frozen river for several hours.The main theme in ...

Blond hair requires a lot of care, and should be treated with love. We offer a glimpse behind the scenes during the second semi-final - how the musicians spent their time, waiting for their performance. Most do not care at all if their blood pressure is higher than normal.

“It seems so strange that only 10 years ago people were so much attracted to new technologies and cyber-reality, but now everybody is driven towards nature.” Nature with its prefixes, sub-brands and gadgets is a contemporary trend"."Through nature consumption”...

If there is one field of visual arts that has always been wandering along the routes of dream, fantasy and unconciousis Illustration. Oskars Pavlovskis is boldly treading this route, where we encounter imaginary people, mutants and freaky creatures.„I have a big passion for organic forms and anatomy so my characters ...

In his mixed-media paintings Loris portrays landscapes of Latvia. Now read a slightly different statement with computer jargon in mind, where portrait and landscape indicate the sense of rotation of a page. In his mixed-media paintings Loris landscapes portraits of Latvia. n this paradoxal play with words ...

The sense of time is endlessly changing. The older we become, the fasterwe perceive time is passing – “If time ago, days seemed like weeks, now my weeks seem like days” declares Lauris Vītoliņš.The pace of time in our era is increasing and will never slow down again.

I-robot pizza delivery and a spinning tower of doughnuts, is not a radical concept for a snob restaurant in Shanghai, but some of the figurines in Margrieta’s colorful army.  
This “enfant terrible”, known to the contemporary art scene of Latvia, for constantly evoquing and provoquing questions about art ...

Paula takes us on a journey to spaces (possibly) as much known and unknown, as the skin of our bodies. Here the landscape is a black and white account of our imperfections and mysteries, a window into a far winter forest or an anonymous snapshot of our galaxy. The viewer's eyes given a ...