Events

The Art Academy of Latvia, Glass Art Department students' experiments and inspiration works in the exhibition "Portals".
The exhibition "Portals" was created by students Inta Priede, Džeina Mieze, Diāna Bodniece, Anna Enikova, Santa Bekmane, Lou Girerd-Chambaz and Džeina Mieze from the Department of Glass Art, Art Academy of Latvia.
The exhibition is curated by Agnese Gedule, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Glass Art, Latvian Academy of Art.
Each glass artist offers her own unique vision and perspective, using glass as a guiding material that allows her to create portals to imaginary realities. The artworks not only reflect current themes and sentiments, but also invite visitors to reflect and engage with the unknown. Each artwork is an opportunity for an individual experience and interpretation, resulting from different combinations of visions and feelings, sure to evoke new and unprecedented emotions and feelings in visitors.
The exhibition will be open from 20 March to 21 April. Mon.,Tue. - Closed, Wen.-Sun. - 10.00 - 17.00. 

Free admission.

In her works in the exhibition "The Pond and Other Stories", painter Anna Laicāne reflects on the feelings and moods of being in nature, which include encountering the unfamiliar, the surprising, tangling in the long stems of water lilies and observing the changing light of natural forms.
Anna Laicāne (1984) says of her collection of works in Pond and Other Stories: "Being in nature - in wet places, by ponds and lakes - evokes memories of reading Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows as a child. A story of adventure and a symbolic journey that offers a sense of fear, sadness and true joy. It involves encountering the unfamiliar, the strange, and there is no other way to experience it than to go forward. The animated film 'Hedgehog in the Mist' has undoubtedly left its mark on world perception. It reflects the journey and the friendships that are forged through hardship. Beauty and letting go once the end is here.
The exhibition runs from 20 March to 21 April. Mon.,Tue. - Closed, Wen., Sun. - 10.00 - 17.00.
Free admission.

The exhibition "Dialogues", featuring Arvydas Brazdžiūnas (Lithuania) and Latvian painter Ieva Liepiņa, is a meeting point between two unique artists and two unique art worlds.  Both artists' works offer a dynamic and complex view of the human being, his essence, interconnecting emotional expression and socially critical research.
Arvydas Brazdžiūnas (1960) has included in his selection works that speak to the viewer, confronting him with his memories, with reflections on the fading glory of the past, on the erosion of memory and on the cruel passage of time.
Ieva Liepiņa (1967) is an artist whose paintings speak to the viewer through an emotionally deep symbolic language. Her works are visual stories that explore the inner worlds of people and their interaction with their environment.
The exhibition will be on view from 20 March to 21 April.
Mon.,Tue. - Closed, Wen., - Sun. - 10.00 - 17.00. 

Free admission.

Working hours: Mon., Tu., Fri., Sat. 10.00–17.00. | T. 12.00–19.00 | St. – P. closed
Entrance fee for adults 2.00 euros; for pupils, students, pensioners 1.00 euro; for families 3.00 euros.

Valdis Bušs (1924 - 2014), while living in Jūrmala, painted many landscapes of the immediate surroundings. Lielupe, boat piers, yacht regattas, sunset in the bend of the river, snow-covered houses, slender pine trees - these are just some of the scenes depicted in the artist's paintings. In the paintings of Valdis Bušs, we feel both the heat of hot summer and the spelunking of winter, and enjoy a magnificent sunset on the banks of Lielupe.
Painting was a way of life and a necessity for Valdis Bušs. The artist devoted every free moment to his great love - painting. During his long creative life, countless paintings and nature studies were created. Every day, the artist went to paint the landscapes of the immediate surroundings and was waiting for a vacation when he could devote himself only to painting. Not all works are given names, but sometimes a street corner, a characteristic river bay, a boat dock helps to recognize the depicted landscape.
Bulduri Exhibition House working hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10.00-17.00.
Free entrance.

The exhibition presents both known and unknown events, facts and pictures that tell the story of the Bulduri area.

 The authors of the exhibition do not pretend to be a comprehensive presentation of history, as it is only the beginning of further research of Bulduri in order to create a permanent exposition in larger spaces. There is still a lack of information and there are many uncertainties and mysteries, which, like the Bulduri coin deposit, which can be seen in the exhibition, have not been fully resolved.

The exhibition was created in cooperation with the Latvian National Museum of History, the Latvian National Museum of Art, the Ęederts Elias Jelgava Museum of History and Art, the Latvian State Film and Photographic Document Archive of the Latvian National Archives, VAS "Latvijas dzelzceļš", images from the Latvian National Library, visual materials from the archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia were used. collections. Authors of the exhibition: Inta Baumane, Līga Strazda, Egita Cironokas, artist Gundars Gulbis.

Jūrmala Museum invites city citizens to participate in the creation of the new Bulduri exhibition by sharing their memories, information and objects.

The exhibition "Bilderlingshof-Bilderiņi" can be viewed from October 27 to December 30, 2024. Opening hours of the Bulduri Exhibition House: Sun., Fri., – Closed, Mon.-Sat. – 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.