May
31

Date: from 2010-05-27 to 2010-06-10
Ticket prices: free admission
Venue: “Fluxus Ministerija” (Gedimino pr. 27, Vilnius)
Dosage and usage
“Vaistinė” means a word pharmacy. This time pharmacy will suggest you not pharmaceutical products, but young and fresh art. New pharmacy also has different format of all show – interdisciplinary art exhibition of young artists will be the core which will be followed by with sorts of other events – dancing evenings, fashion show, different workshops, temporary installations of sound and space. Notice it’s non-galeric type exhibition, which grants artist way more freedom to express their ideas. About 50 of artists are paricipating in “Vaistinė”. Differencies and coutnless types of arts are expected to be seen and shown
Composition and a form of exhibition
Exposition: Andrėja Šaltytė, Antanas Stančius, Aurelija Ciuškaitė, Tomas Dėžutė ir Tadas Vincaitis, Edvinas Špetas, Ernestas Zacharevič, ETOJA, Gintaras Antanas Kubilius, Gintarė Pašakarnytė, Ingra Miler, Indrė Ercmonaitė, Jelena Lukošaitė, Jonas Aleksiejus, Julija Matulytė, Julijus Balčikonis, Laimikis, Juozas Sidaravičius, Justė Balčiūnaitė, Justė Christauskaitė, Justina Nekrašaitė, Karl-Olav Lunde, Karolis Tamulis, Kristina Kurilionok, Spalvų kolektyvas iš Tuvalų, Lina Praudzinskaitė, Linas Blažiūnas, Marija Olšauskaitė, Milda Simanavičiūtė, Monika Furmanavičiūtė, Mykolas Sauka, Nicolas Lafay, Olga Dedova, Povilas Gavarilka, Rafal Piesliak, Rokas Beržiūnas, Vaidotas Kristopaitis, Vytautas Stakutis.
Events/workshops:
May
31

Date: from 2010-05-29 to 2010-09-01
Ticket prices: Free admission
Venue: “Fluxus Ministerija” (Gedimino pr. 27, Vilnius)
George Maciunas, architect and visionary founder of the Fluxus art movement, conceived the idea of establishing cooperative buildings in New York where people could freely work and create. Rare documents, structural maps and correspondence with officials detail the excruciating process he underwent to legalize SoHo that transformed the entire downtown area.
Visual works by renowned Fluxus artists Shigeko Kubota and Larry Miller will be shown along with those of filmmaker Jeffrey Perkins and photographer Peter Moore. First-person interviews and historical footage will complement the exhibition. A special Guest of Honor will be the legendary avant-garde filmmaker Jonas Mekas, a close co-worker with George Maciunas during the early period of the creation of SoHo.
“The SoHo phenomenon was an important creative initiative that made a significant impact on social urban development in New York. It is compelling in its grand scope and should be appreciated by both a local Lithuanian audience as well as an international one”, stated Mr. Arturas Zuokas, founder of the Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center.
The publication of “Illegal Living: 80 Wooster Street and the Evolution of SoHo” by authors Roslyn Bernstein and Shael Shapiro will be celebrated at the opening. Hundreds of artists, including Allen Ginsberg, Philip Glass, John Lennon, Hermann Nitsch, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, and Andy Warhol were drawn to the building by Jonas Mekas’ Cinematheque and showed their work in and around it.
In conjunction with the opening of the exhibition, Deputy Director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York, John Hatfield, will give a series of lectures highlighting the effects and significance of cultural neighborhoods on the economic, social and political life of a city. His main presentation in Vilnius will be at the “Ministry of Fluxus”, a new venue containing studios, galleries and performance areas for avant-garde artists.












































