Exhibitions

Marius Čiplis' exhibition of graphic works "My Colourful Life" The artist was born in Vilnius in 1973. He graduated from the Vilnius Evening School of Adult Art (now the J. Vienožinskis Art School), and later studied graphic arts at the Art Institute (now the Academy...

Vladimir Azanov's painting exhibition "My Way" The Naujoji Vilnia Cultural Centre presents the exhibition "My Way" by Vladimir Azanov, which invites visitors to take a look at the artist's twenty-year creative journey. The exhibition features works created between...

Exhibition of paintings by Eugenija Andželo "Dialogue of Nature and Imagination" Eugenija Andželo (b. 1976) is a painter and art teacher living and working in Lithuania. She spent many summers in the countryside during her childhood, so nature has become a major...

Exhibition "Our Šnipiškės" by V. Andrašiūnaitė, teacher of Vilnius Children and Youth Club "Šatrija" The exhibition "Our Šnipiškės" presents the work of the students of the Vilnius Children and Youth Club "Šatrija" art studio. The club is located in the Šnipiškės...

Sergey Byčkovskiy's photography exhibition "A Black and White Winter Tale" Here the movement and stagnation of opposites meet, fragility and strength, transience and a sense of eternity. The black and white photographs reveal the character of winter nature:...

Artūras Morozovas' photography exhibition "Then When I Saw You" These are the words that often start a family story. A fragile moment, an encounter that gave a sense of nurturing security and filled a home with life. "Our family is four lives connected by the twists...

Exhibition of works by Katažyna Sevruk Katažyna Sevruk lives in Grigaičiai. She was diagnosed from birth with an extremely rare genetic disorder that affects the development of her skull and limb bones. However, this diagnosis has not become an obstacle to her...

Vladimir Kiryanov photography exhibition "Horizons of the Sea" The author of the exhibition is a long-distance captain, a third-generation sailor. His grandfather, father and uncle dedicated their lives to the sea. Born in Klaipėda, Vladimir grew up surrounded by...

Traditional exhibition of nativity scenes and winter bouquets. On 2 December, the traditional exhibition of nativity scenes and winter bouquets will open at the Naujoji Vilnia Cultural Centre. The exhibition will include: Vilnius Nursery School "Žiogelis", Children...

Exhibition of paintings "Belarusian Artists on the Streets of Vilnius" We invite you to visit the exhibition of paintings created during the 2018-2024 plein air workshops in Vilnius. The workshops were organised by the Gudai Cultural Society, which brought together...

Sergey Byčkovskiy's photography exhibition "Metamorphosis of Stone Being" The new exhibition of photographs by Sergey Byčkovsky invites visitors to immerse themselves in the mysterious world of rocks and minerals. The artist's work reveals the beauty of minerals of...

Janina Valančiūtė’s Drawings Exhibition “Kaleidoscope of Being”

Each of us chooses the closest and most accessible way and means of expressing ourselves. I mostly use words and images. Sounds are also a big influence, music inspires me.
I started drawing as a child and never stopped, but I did draw with shorter or longer pauses. I tried different techniques, I went to a ceramics studio, I made linen prints.
The first solo exhibition of drawings and linen carvings was held at the Lithuanian Medical Library in 1998,
I have also held exhibitions in libraries, sanatoriums and cultural centres in Klaipėda, Joniškis, Varėna, Druskininkai.
For this exhibition, I have selected works in charcoal and pastel from the series “Fragile Existence” and “Grey Cloud”.
We live in an excess of things, feelings, emotions. We are confused in our values, we don’t know what we want anymore, we don’t understand not only others but also ourselves. Where will this lead?
The exhibition invites you to pause and, first of all, to look through the kaleidoscope of your emotions.

Janina Valančiūtė

This exhibition offers a unique insight into the world of photography – through the eyes of young creators. Children and young people aged 11-17 bravely embark on a journey through history in dialogue with the classics whose work has shaped the global vision of photography.

Naujosios Vilnios Culture Centre together with the students of the art department of Grigiškės Art School invite you to a unique exhibition of pastel works “The work of M.K. Čiulionis through the eyes of children”.