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The Doll Art Museum, within the Europan Professional Doll Art Festival in Riga, presents an exhibition "Shoddy Bear" - a contemporary art Teddy collection by Pasha Setrova and a photo project by Julia Osina-Fridman. The exhibition will be open from August 21 till September 21 in the Greenhouse of the Botanical Garden. "Shoddy Bear" is an avant-garde opposite to beloved, sweet Teddy Bear. Artworks are designed by the doll artist Pasha Setrova, and they are ranked as ART Teddies. This field of art uses different techniques - sculpture, textile, photography, painting, and fashion. First exhibition TEDDY FUN was organized in Moscow by the Russian Doll Art magazine, and it had travelled to StPetersburg, Tokyo, Tallin, and Riga since. Besides the bears by Pasha Setrova, in the exhibition "Shoddy Bear" there will be a photo project by Julia Osina-Fridman also - she took a provocative and expressive photos with Pasha and her dolls. You are also welcome to visit the European Professional

Linda Gediņa Unity of theelements of theform in awork of art– topography of abstraction Thesis: Every work of art has atopography of temporality which, guiding perception, gives it aunity of elements. In this sense, theessence of awork of art is poetry ( Dichtung (Heidegger)). Keywords: work of art, temporality of perception, triangulation, form, abstraction. Thework of art is atriangulative, temporal process– not: either (1) understood and analysed from theposition of thecreator, since thework of art itself, after all, has anintrinsic temporality and atopography guiding thegaze (perception), or (2) understood and analysed from theposition of theobserver, simply because thework and theartist are historical-temporal in thesense of plot, while theprinciples of thework’s construction and theidea of beauty are timeless. Theprinciples that can be found in awork of art are also temporal and “the work of art is achild of its time”. Attempts to revive theprinciples of awork of art, i

On November 1, Data4UA project kicked off with the aim of enhancing data-driven cultural heritage management in Ukraine. This 18-month project, running from November 1, 2023, to April 30, 2025, brings together a dynamic consortium of partners, including the Institute of Literature, Folklore, and Art at the University of Latvia in the role of a coordinator (Latvia), Lviv Polytechnic National University (Ukraine), Space4CC (Greece/Norway), and the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia). The project is supported by the European Union's Erasmus+ program. The primary objectives of Data4UA project are to assess the measures taken by higher education institutions (HEIs) and society in response to cultural heritage emergencies in Ukraine, enhance the knowledge and skills of higher education staff and students in safeguarding cultural heritage, and investigate the role of higher education institutions in promoting societal responses to cultural heritage emergencies.  Given the ongoing war

Theproject depicts a sudden powerful burst of the creativity within the protest movement against dictatorship in Belarus. Performance, music, posters, design, street-art and photography — all springs from the power of the protest and returns back to nourish and foster it. The main gallery walls are streets and the main artists are the people of Belarus.

@Madara Pešele, Student of Art and Technology Department The Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art of the University of Latvia wishes you a peaceful holidays and a successful New Year!

doi.org/10.22364/atee.2022.35 | 525-538 | PDF | © University of Latvia, 2023 Rubrics as a Tool for Objective Assessment in Art Education Austra Avotina , Valeria Froloviceva Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art of University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia Abstract. The paper describes the importance of a rubric as an assessment tool in art education. The assessment of a work of art, for example, a landscape or a portrait painting usually consists of acombination of objective information and a subjective point of view, which makes it difficult for educators to assess students’ learning outcomes. The use of rubrics is considered an innovative way for educators not only to measure the student’s comprehension and skills but also as ateaching method to increase learners’ engagement in order to bring the creation of art to the forefront of the learning process within school art education. The relevance of the subject of this paper is defined by the changes in the evaluation

Maija Kokare will defend her PhD thesis on Thursday, November 3, 2011 at 13:00 at the Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art, Jūrmalas avenue 74/76. Theme: „Organizational learning as a perspective of pedagogical process" Supervisor: Prof. Z.Rubene Reviewers: Prof. Irēna Žogla, University of Latvia Prof. Andrejs Geske, University of Latvia Prof. Gunter Huber, University of Tübingen

The Baltic Assembly announces international competition for the Baltic Assembly Prize in Literature, the Arts and Science 2021. Deadline for submitting application is 1 June 2021. The BA Prize was established to: demonstrate the mutual interests of the countries in this region in upholding their national identity and self-esteem by supporting outstanding achievements in literature, the arts and science; maintain the continuous interest among the people of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia about developments in their neighbouring countries by giving them an opportunity to learn about their neighbours’ achievements; strengthen cooperation among the Baltic States in the fields of literature, the arts and science; create interest among a growing number of people about the intellectual values and languages of the Baltic nations; raise the general level of literature, the arts and science in the Baltic countries. The prize - a special statuette, a certificate

LU PPMF, RTA un DU docētāju darbu izstāde "Simts" LU PPMF, RTA un DU docētāju darbu izstāde „Tuvumā” LU PPMF, RTA un DU docētāju darbu izstāde „Tauriņa efekts” LU PPMF, RTA and DU docent art work exhibition “Simts” LU PPMF, RTA and DU docent art work exhibition “”Tuvumā” LU PPMF, RTA and DU docent art work exhibition “Tauriņa efekts”

Art works created by Ingrīda Irbe, a painter and lecturer of the Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art at the University of Latvia, are exhibit at the Library at Kalpaka Boulevard from April 15th until August 15th.This exhibition exposes paintings, created by the artist and her pupils from the Children and Youth Centre "Mīlgrāvis" during their drawing and painting classes. In 2015 the work of the educator and her pupils was awarded the annual award of Riga City Council's Education, Culture and Sport Department "For achievements in hobby education". In this exhibition take part the pupils of I. Irbe: G. E. Ērmane, A. Anaņjeva, K. R. Ozoliņa, S. Trofimova, A. Locane, A. Ponomarjova, D. Mihaila and M. Orlova.Ingrīda Irbe studied at Janis Rozentals Riga Art High school, graduated from the Department of Painting at the Art Academy of Latvia (1994), studied at Humboldt State University in California, USA (1992-1993) and graduated from her masters course at the Art Academy