This is the only modern art space in Europe that is located in a functioning railway station. The Dubulti Art Station is an excellent example of how to combine transport, cultural, and public administration resources to make a unique art platform accessible to everyone. The Dubulti Station was built in 1977, and, according to the idea of its architect Igor Javein, it created associations with the rolling sea. In 2015, the station was fully renovated, which also made it possible to create a professionally managed art gallery here. Free admission.
The exhibition “Mycelia. Organic Connections” brings together ten female artists from Latvia and Germany, representing the international women artists’ group “Mycelia”.
The exhibition features artworks and installations created specifically for the occasion, exploring themes of collaboration, solidarity, diversity and mutual interaction. The works are united by the metaphor of a network, symbolising the interconnectedness of people, ideas and experiences while highlighting the importance of co-creation and individual identity.
Admission is free.
Exhibition opening hours: daily from 9.00 to 18.00.
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