Textile art exhibition "Neighbouring Windows" at Jurmala Museum

 In the exhibition "Neighbouring Windows", the master of textile art Inese Jakobi (1949) presents her series "Neighbouring Windows". For the artist, the window is a metaphor for a bridge or perhaps a border between the indoors and the outdoors, between personality and society. The works are made from clothes that were once coveted, used, then discarded as no longer useful. Inese Jakobi I use it as a reminder - nothing goes anywhere, everything accumulates and once reminds us of our thoughts, deeds and non-deeds.

"We are all neighbours, near or far. Each with its own understanding, rhythm and form of life. How to live side by side on the same land ? For me, the window is a metaphor for a bridge or, on the contrary, a border between inside and outside, between the personality and society."

The exhibition "Neighbouring Windows" is on view from 14 February to 17 March.

Opening hours: Mon.,Tue. - closed, Wen. - Sun. - 10.00 - 17.00.

Free admission.