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Come March, the Rothko Museum will open its spring exhibition season with exhibitions addressing the themes of war, existence, and values

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The Rothko Museum will open its all-Latvian spring exhibition season on 1 March. Leading contemporary Latvian painter Franeska Kirke will present her solo show Bastion. Romophobicns Korovins, known for his work in painting and photography, will offer his one-man show. Six Latvians will come together in a joint project ROTKHO. Made in Latvia, based on the famous play by the Dailes Theatre.

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Come March, the Rothko Museum will open its spring exhibition season with exhibitions addressing the themes of war, existence, and values

On 1 March, the Rothko Museum will open its all-Latvian spring exhibition season featuring four exciting visual projects. The leading contempora...

1 year ago·Riga, Latvia

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The Baltic Times broke the news in Riga, Latvia 1 year ago on Friday, February 23, 2024.

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