Program & Events

Commercial photography is a world of tight deadlines, limited budgets and client expectations. Is there room for analogue photography in today’s advertising projects? How do you find and develop your own style under that pressure, and why should you, not your colleague, be the one hired?

In 1970s New York, when the city declared war on graffiti, Martha Cooper began recording what existed outside official culture. Things that were not meant to be seen, but that shaped a whole generation. Join us for a screening of Martha: A Picture Story, a documentary about Martha Cooper, who made some of the first visual records of graffiti culture.

Film Portrait with Your Dog is back: a photo day with Yulia Reivakh. A chance to make a portrait together with your pet, without rush or unnecessary stress.

Working with panoramic photography, the artist turns to a personal, intuitive way of seeing the city. His work is an attempt not just to record the city but to live it through rhythm, silence, light and presence.

Talking about contemporary Lithuanian photography means trying to answer a few questions: how do you overcome the pressure of tradition? How do you raise the bar even higher without betraying your own creative identity?

Romualdas Požerskis is a photographer whose work has become an important part of the history of Lithuanian humanist photography. His series document everyday life, religious festivals, hospitals, old towns, memory and human vulnerability, often under a system that tried to control the very possibility of an independent view.

A photobook is more than a way of putting photographs in one place. It is a format that records change, searches for a language to talk about experience and builds its own cultural context.