AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArt and Technology: Vilnius’ MO Museum has opened How to Feel Real, an exhibition exploring how technology shapes our sense of reality. More than 40 artists are featured, alongside Polish humanoid robot influencer Edward Warchocki, who will interact with visitors. Literature and Memory: A Belarusian cultural festival in Vilnius on October 16–17 will include a discussion of historian Iryna Ramanava’s new book on the lasting effects of Soviet deportations. Baltic Film: The Baltic Pitching Forum in Vilnius named Lithuanian projects among its top winners, including animation Walks. I Love, Therefore I Am and Meat Jelly, which earned a place at a European short-film forum. Architecture: The National Gallery of Art is showcasing the life and work of Lithuanian Bauhaus architect Vladas Švipas, tracing his path from Kaunas to New York. Religious Freedom: The European Muslim League has raised concern over reported attacks on Muslim worshippers and religious symbols in Vilnius and Kaunas, urging authorities and the public to oppose hatred.
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