- Project
- Exhibitions
- Decolonial Ecologies. Understanding Postcolonial after Socialism
- Artists
- Labās puses teksts zem attēla
- Audio guide
- ☊1 Introduction / Ievads
- ☊2 Anna Shkodenko, Darja Popolitova, Viktor Gurov, Francisco Martínez
- ☊3 Aurelija Maknytė
- ☊4 Diana Lelonek
- ☊5 Haralds Matulis
- ☊6 Family Connection / Ģimenes saikne
- ☊7 Inga Erdmane
- ☊8 Linda Boļšakova
- ☊9 Līga Spunde
- ☊10 Maija Demitere
- ☊11 Maria Kapajeva
- ☊12 Olia Mykhailiuk
- ☊13 Rasa Šmite, Raitis Šmits
- ☊14 Vika Eksta, Anna Griķe
- Team
- Supported by
- Difficult Pasts. Connected Worlds
- Labās puses teksts zem attēla
- Artists
- Audio guide
- ☊1 Introduction / Įžanga
- ☊2 Paulina Pukytė
- ☊3 Ülo Pikkov
- ☊4 Zuzanna Hertzberg
- ☊5 Zuzanna Hertzberg
- ☊6 Paulina Pukytė
- ☊7 Matīss Gricmanis and Ona Juciūtė
- ☊8 Jaana Kokko
- ☊9 Vika Eksta
- ☊10 Lia Dostlieva and Andrii Dostliev
- ☊11 Laima Kreivytė
- ☊12 Eléonore de Montesquiou
- ☊13 Anastasia Sosunova
- ☊14 Quinsy Gario and Mina Ouaouirst
- ☊15 Laima Kreivytė, Arminas Bižys, Simonas Kaupinis, Vladas Urbanavičius
- Team
- Supported by
- The Latvian Collection
- Decolonial Ecologies. Understanding Postcolonial after Socialism
- Library
- How Do Art Institutions in Eastern Europe Deal with Issues of Postcolonialism and Decolonialism?
- Artists, architects and curator about the exhibition "Decolonial Ecologies"
- Reflections on Postocialist Ecologies
- Painting by Tamás Péli at documenta fifteen
- Artists and curators about the exhibition "Difficult Pasts. Connected Worlds"
- Difficult Pasts. Connected Worlds—opening events and public programme
- How can the art world engage in support activities for Ukraine?
- Seeds of mediation. Workshop on mapping the art mediation work
- How can art mediation engage vulnerable audiences?
- Reflecting Post-Socialism through Post-Colonialism in the Baltics
- Contacts