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admin — Fri, 13 May 2011 12:36:36 +0000

14. maijs - Muzeju Nakts! Nāc no pl. 19:00 - 01:00 uz Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzeju, Andrejsalā, Andrejostas ielā 4, Rīgā.

EXHIBITION “THE UNREAL WORLD OF IRENA AIZEN”

admin — Sun, 08 May 2011 22:19:52 +0000

Naive Art Museum of Latvia invites everyone to enjoy the positive energy from the images created by the artists’ fantasy, that ordinary things transforms into unusual, leading viewers to a fascinating mythical imaginary world.

Irena Aizen in her pictures usually paints animals, mainly hares, to tell about people, especially relationships between women and men.

Art historian O.Marozova writes about naive artist: “Irena Aizen, who possesses a philosophical mind and a satirical outlook on life, paints philosophical and satirical pictures. Or perhaps, vice versa – satirical and philosophical ones. The trademarks of the artist’s style is a psychological approach, fine analyses of human relationship and an impeccable sense of humor.

For example, when we want to show affection to a child or to a dear person, we might involuntarily call him or her “kitten” or “rabbit”.

“Rabbit” can be a little girl or a big man: rabbit or hare is a controversial creature. It is a symbol of procreation, continuation of the line, and it is also a spiritual creature. The Chinese considered The Hare to be an eternal animal, condemned to live on the Moon under cinnamon tree and pound in the mortar the Devine potion of immortality (The Immortal Powder). Karl Yung calls the Hare “the helpmate animal”, pointing out to the “not awaken one” the way to the Temple, and to “not enlightened one” – the way to revealing a mystery. The Hare is many sided, fickle and deceptive.

The works of Irena Aizen give the viewer what each of us lacks so much: warmth of heart, stability, constancy. As we grow up we learn and accept the “rules of the game” of the adult life, forgetting this magic, subconscious childish feeling, telling us that everything will have a happy end.”

The exhibition will be open also at the Museum Night, when everyone in Naive Art Museum of Latvia is invited to participate in the event “Come yourself and take at least one Naive artist (person)”. We will be ope from 19:00 to 01:00.

Also you are welcome to the artist’s lecture about naive and symbolism in Israel art on Tuesday, 17th May, at 16:00.

The exhibition: 14th – 21st May

Naive Art Museum of Latvia, Andrejsala, Andrejsostas street 4, Riga.

Museums opening hours from Wednesday to Sunday, from 12:00 to 19:00.

Entrance is free.

Pictures from the opening:

The exhibition was created by the Israeli Embassy and the Latvian Culture and Art Project NOASS support.

admin — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:02:02 +0000

19.septembrī visas dienas garumā pie Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzeja un Andrejsalas teritorijā norisinājās Tautas tēlotājas mākslas studiju plenērs. Uzgleznotos darbus var aplūkot Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzejā līdz 30.septembrim.

admin — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 12:42:31 +0000

Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzejā 15.septembrī tika atklāta Taisijas Švecovas personālizstāde "Dvēseles skaistākās brāzmas". Muzejs atrodas Andrejsalā - Andrejostas ielā 4, izstāde apskatāma no 16. - 30.septembrim, no 12:00 - 19:00, katru dienu izņemot pirmdienās, otrdienās. Ieeja muzejā bez maksas.

Solo exhibitio by Krišs Salmanis “FOUND”

admin — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:47:45 +0000

Within the framework of this years annual Festival ŪDENSGABALI/WATERPIECES you are welcome to see a solo show of Krišs Salmanis that was granted as the award for wining last year’s competition.

Solo exhibition “FOUND” consist of five works “Sākums” (“The Beginning“), “Rio“, “Zeme griežas” (“The World turns around“), “Par ko dzied cīrulītis” (“What the little corydalis sings about“). On the LED screen you will se a installation “Zināms lidojošs objekts” (“Known fluing object”).

www.salmanis.com

EXHIBITION IS OPEN from 2009.09.04. till 2009.10.04., from 1 PM till 8 PM,
Monday and Tuesday closed.

Free entrance.

GARY WORNELL – WORKS IN PROGRESS

admin — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:01:07 +0000

Works in Progress 03.08 – 15.09.2009 NOASS Gallery, RIGA, Latvia

Part 2 – Face Values
08.09-15-09.2009

This second part of the NOASS Artist in Residency project is an exhibition of works completed during the 2 month residency at Andrejsala in Riga. The exhibition features portraits of native Latvian’s and other people connected to the NOASS project.

Gary Wornell (Canada/Finland) has been using his time in Riga to explore new hand prepared coatings for special papers and new techniques for printing. The workshops held during the residency attracted professionals and students from all creative disciplines.

The new works are created using the new 9900 Epson Large Format inkjet printer with HDR pigment ink on fine Japanese caligraphic papers. The exhibition is open daily from 11 am to 6pm at the NOASS foating art gallery on A.B. Dambis until September 15th.

The exhibition will be closed during the ‘White Nights’ arts forum in Riga, but open all other times until the 15th September.

NOASS floating Gallery, Riga

NOASS floating gallery – upper level with Gary Wornell works.

Noass floating gallery second level with Gary Wornell’s Face Values exhibition.

For more information please contact NOASS or Gary Wornell – Mobile in Latvia + 37128651524

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admin — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 11:31:22 +0000

Vakar, 31.jūlijā, Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzejā tika atklāta Jāzepa Osmaņa personālizstāde "Par spīti visam".

admin — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:24:01 +0000

Izstādes atklāšana 31.jūlijā plkst. 16:00 Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzejā, Andrejostas ielā 4, Rīgā.

admin — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:43:40 +0000

2009. gada 21. jūlijā ir un 25. jūlijā tiks svinēta Nikolaja Stūra simts un pirmā dzimšanas diena. Notikumam par godu Latvijas Naivās mākslas muzejā jau kopš 16. maija skatāma mākslinieka izstāde, un 25. jūlijā 17:00 muzejā un pie muzeja to papildinās īpašs pasākums: filma, fotogrāfijas, gleznas, atmiņas, pasēdēšana... un turpinājums sekos.

admin — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:00:06 +0000