The 7th Riga International Textile and Fiber Art Triennale is set to take place from June 16 under the theme “QUO VADIS?”. The event will showcase an extensive exposition of works at the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design and the Rīga Stock Exchange Art Museum.
The triennale will feature participants from various countries including Latvia, other European countries, Canada, the USA, Japan, Brazil, Costa Rica, South Africa, Taiwan, and more. The artists will explore the evolution of art and the industry, as well as global geopolitical and social issues, reflecting on themselves in the specific time and space. The artworks will touch on current affairs such as the war in Ukraine, the pandemic, climate change, and other sensitive topics.
The main exhibition of the Triennale will be open for viewing until September 17. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with thought-provoking and impactful artworks that address important societal issues.
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How does the 7th Riga International Textile and Fiber Art Triennale aim to address global geopolitical and social issues through art?
Get ready for an extraordinary art experience at the upcoming 7th Riga International Textile and Fiber Art Triennale, happening from June 16. This highly anticipated event will be held at two prestigious venues – the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design, as well as the Rīga Stock Exchange Art Museum.
Taking on the thought-provoking theme of “QUO VADIS?”, this triennale promises to showcase an extensive exposition of breathtaking works from artists all over the globe. Expect a diverse range of talents from Latvia, various European countries, Canada, the USA, Japan, Brazil, Costa Rica, South Africa, Taiwan, and many more. These artists will delve into the rich tapestry of art and industry evolution, while also shedding light on crucial global geopolitical and social issues. Their creations will offer reflections on our current time and space, prompting us to contemplate matters like the war in Ukraine, the ongoing pandemic, climate change, and other sensitive topics.
Make sure to mark your calendars because the main exhibition of the Triennale will be open for viewing until September 17. This is a rare opportunity to engage with thought-provoking and impactful artworks that tackle important societal issues head-on. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and challenged by the immense talent and depth on display.
As the Triennale approaches, Latvijas Radio is keen on fostering vibrant discussions and invites listeners to share their opinions about the program. However, please remember to maintain a respectful attitude and ethical behavior in the comments section. Let’s keep the conversation constructive and enriching for everyone involved.
Don’t miss out on this incredible artistic journey. Grab your tickets and get ready for an unforgettable experience at the 7th Riga International Textile and Fiber Art Triennale.
