Meeting with the students:
Synthesis of the Arts
The exhibition “Traces and Roots. Anatolia in Contemporary Art of Turkey” has become a source of inspiration for students of the Art Academy of Latvia, who invite you to experience an art-filled evening at the exhibition.
The Art Museum RIGA BOURSE and the Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye are delighted to collaborate with the Art Academy of Latvia (AAL), a partnership that enriches the museum’s educational programs and offers young artists the opportunity to create and share their experiences.
This time, students from the AAL Department of Painting will present a special art afternoon at the exhibition “Traces and Roots. Anatolia in Contemporary Art of Turkey”. During the event, visitors will encounter performances, installations, paintings, and conversations – all created in response to the works of Turkish artists and the ideas they inspire.
The event will encourage visitors to view the exhibition from a different perspective – through the interpretations and personal experiences of young artists, expressed both visually and performatively. It is an opportunity to meet the upcoming generation of artists and, at the same time, to broaden one’s understanding of the exhibition by experiencing a dialogue between different cultures and viewpoints.
Additional Information
- The event takes place in the Great Exhibition Hall and the Boses Hall.
- It is recommended to arrive at the museum approximately 10–15 minutes before the event starts to have enough time to use the ticket office and cloakroom services at a relaxed pace.
- Please note that public events at the MMRB are filmed and photographed in order to regularly and purposefully inform the public about the museum’s offerings, results, and current events. More about the privacy policy.
Event Accessibility
- The event is accessible to people with mobility impairments.
- To reach the event venue in the Great Exhibition Hall on the 1st floor, no steps are required. The hall is accessible via a ramp.
- To reach the event venue in the Boses Hall, steps must be used. The hall can also be accessed via the ramp leading through the Great Exhibition Hall. No additional fee is required for entering the Great Hall.
- Portable chairs are available for use during the event. They can also be used as support while moving around. The chairs are located in the museum’s Great Hall.
- Information about free admission to the museum.
- More information about accessibility at the museum.
If you require special access arrangements or have questions about the museum’s accessibility, please contact:
(+371) 25 732 122,
