Virginija Januskeviciute

Virginija Januskeviciute is curator at the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Vilnius, Lithuania, where she has organized numerous projects such as The Joy is Not Mentioned, 2007, (part of an ongoing ‘young Lithuanian artists’ series, featuring Egle Budvytyte, Goda Budvytyte and Ieva Miseviciute); and For the First and the Second Time, 2008 (an exhibition of artists investigating the history of Modernism, in collaboration with Stroom, a center for visual arts and architecture based in The Hague). Most recently, Virginija is programming the Reading Room, CACs venue for talks, discussions, lectures, performances and presentations as well curatorial and artistic experimentation.

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Curator’s Perspective: Virginija Januskeviciute

The Curators Perspective, ICIs itinerant public discussion series, continues this fall with visiting curator Virginija Januskeviciute. Each event in The Curators Perspective series features an international curator who distills current happenings in contemporary art, including the artists they are excited by, exhibitions that have made them think, and their views on recent developments in the […]

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