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Parting the Clouds: Māris Čačka’s First Solo Exhibition in London

When 3812 Gallery opened Parting the Clouds on 26 June 2026, the exhibition introduced more than a new body of paintings. It brought together an artist whose practice has developed steadily beyond the Baltic region with a curatorial concept that approaches abstraction not as a style, but as a way of thinking about perception. On…

Māris Čačka. Blooming at the GORS

On 12 May at 3.00 PM, the Art Gallery of Latgales vēstniecība GORS will host a meeting with Māris Čačka and the opening of his solo exhibition Blooming. The exhibition approaches blooming not as a visual motif, but as an existential state. At Latgales vēstniecība GORS, the exhibition will be on view from 12 May…

Māris Čačka. Direct Dialogues in Chișinău

On 8 April 2026, the National Museum of Art of Moldova opened Direct Dialogues, a solo exhibition by Latvian artist Māris Čačka, organised in partnership with the Embassy of Latvia in Chișinău. The exhibition presents recent large-scale works where painting and graphic elements merge into a layered abstract language. Čačka’s practice explores dialogue not as…

Māris Čačka. Satellites Exhibition Opened in Šiauliai

On 20 March 2026, the solo exhibition Satellites by Latvian artist Māris Čačka opened at Šiauliai Art Gallery. The exhibition brought together a new body of paintings exploring the idea of personal “orbits” shaped by people, memories, and encounters. Through layered colour fields, pulsating lines, and graphic elements, Čačka reflects on presence and absence, connection…

14th Latgale Graphic Art Symposium Exhibition Opened at the Rothko Museum

On 7 March 2026, the 14th International Latgale Graphic Art Symposium at the Rothko Museum concluded with the opening of a group exhibition presenting works created during a two-week residency. Nine artists from Italy, Canada, Poland, Ukraine, India, Lithuania, and Latvia developed new printmaking works through an intensive process of exchange, experimentation, and collaboration. The…

Māris Čačka’s Satellites at Valmiera Museum

On 12 December 2025, the solo exhibition Satellites by Latvian artist Māris Čačka opened at the Valmiera Museum Exhibition Hall, where it will be on view until 11 February 2026. The exhibition marks a concentrated and conceptually precise stage in the artist’s practice. Rather than unfolding as a linear narrative, Satellites is constructed as an…

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