Baltic Triennial 15: Same day

Every three years the CAC organizes the Baltic Triennial, one of the most ambitious contemporary art events in the Baltic region. It is curated each time by different curators who propose their vision and present artists from various regions of the world.

The exhibition takes its title from a poem of the same name, written by the Greek poet Emerson in New York City in 1984. The poem is part of Songs Without Music, a typewritten, and previously unpublished manuscript of poems and lyrics found in the archives of Greek photographer George Tourkovasilis.

The final chapter of the 15th Baltic Triennial will take shape in a publication developed by Tom Engels and Maya Tounta, and designed by Julie Peeters, to be published in mid-2025.

The Baltic Triennial was first held in Vilnius in 1979 as an exhibition showcasing young Baltic artists working in a non-conformist spirit. Since then it has grown into a major international exhibition in Northern Europe.