I went back to continue: I wanted to find Fridman’s house which was visited by me many years ago. As I wrote before, Mr. Beleckas […]
Continue reading »The famous Russian artists designed a series of performances in Kaunas in the 1930s. Alexander Benua (a particularly active member of the “art world”), Konstantin […]
Continue reading »The last book I was reading was probably 26 years ago. There are various excuses – maybe I didn’t need it, maybe I didn’t have […]
Continue reading »The history of the Kaunas State Theatre also reflects the development of Lithuanian scenic design. Kaunas State theatre had already taken root in Europe in […]
Continue reading »The theatre continued to be a major site of artistic innovation in the 1920s – 1930s. At a time when the avant-garde no longer saw […]
Continue reading »Russian, some Lithuanian and French artists had many contacts during the first decades of XX century. Exchanges of exhibitions were frequent. Artists travelled and studied […]
Continue reading »Z. Varnauskas mostly liked to tell about A. Galdikas and L. Truikys. With the respect he always told about A. Galdikas, with respect, but with […]
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