Exhibition after hours:
Snow melts. Japanese art
We invite you to experience the exhibition ‘Snow Melts. Japanese Art’ after hours, from 19:00 to 21:00, when art, space, and atmosphere come together in a single, nuanced experience.
The evening’s musical dramaturgy will be curated by DJ Henri Lakis, who, in a programme created especially for this occasion, will bring together diverse musical directions – ranging from traditional and classical sounds to jazz, ambient, and experimental music. Visitors will also have the opportunity to engage with museum representatives and learn more about the works presented in the exhibition.
The exhibition "Snow Melts. Japanese Art" highlights the presence of spring within Japanese culture, where the rhythm of nature, the cycles of human life, and an aesthetic perception of the world intertwine to form a unified and symbolically rich experience. On view are works from the Japanese art collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art, including colourful ukiyo-e woodblock prints, lacquerware, as well as porcelain and ceramic objects.
Admission to the event is with a ticket purchased at the museum ticket office or via the “Mobilly” app.
Additional information
- The event takes place in the Great Hall and the museum atrium.
- We suggest arrival 10–15 minutes before your preferred entry time to allow time for ticketing and cloakroom services.
- Please note that MMRB public events are filmed and photographed in order to regularly and purposefully inform the public about the museum’s offerings, results, and current activities. More about the privacy policy.
Accessibility
- The event is accessible to people with mobility impairments.
- To reach the Great Exhibition Hall on the 1st floor, no steps are required. Access is via a ramp.
- Please note that moderately loud music will be played during the event. If you are sensitive to noise, we encourage you to bring noise-canceling headphones or earplugs.
- More information on accessibility and exhibition in the museum.
If you have special accessibility requirements or questions about museum accessibility, please contact: (+371) 25 732 122, .
