The 20th century witnessed a variety of painting traditions. In some countries, there prevails pictorial art tradition of intricately nuanced tones (for example, in Latvia), while other countries prefer combinations of local colours (like Estonia). There are countries that prioritise the idea, which used to be expressed via the plot earlier, but since the last decades of the 20th c. is increasingly conveyed via the concept (for example, in Russia). Classic art countries have always made much of the achievements of art expression. For instance, the Italians have been paying much attention to the expression of the form and colouring since the old times (e.g. Venetian art school). British painting is known for its artistic solution to the issue of the change of light. The French have elaborated the possibilities of colour painting. In Lithuania, this tradition has been upheld by ARS movement and its followers during the second half of the 20th century. They laid solid foundation for the expressive painting. The trend of expressive colour painting has survived to our days. Therefore, it is not by accident, that the painting exhibition displayed in Juškus Gallery reflects this tradition.
Exhibition Archive
2011
75th Anniversary Exhibition of its Founder Stasys Juškus
Vaidotas Žukas Exhibition of Eco-Painting "While We Are Still in Lithuania…"
The exihibition of Stasys Usinskas
"Lithuanian Painting Masters"
Exhibition of Romualdas Kunca paintings "Still-lifes"
Exhibition of Stasys Krasauskas "From Sketch to Graphic Sheet"
Raimundas Slizys (1952–2008). Paintings, Watercolours and Graphics
Exhibition of Jonas Vaitys paintings
Exhibition of Galina Petrova-Dziaukstiene
Exhibition of Sarunas Leonavicius paintings
Moshe Rosenthalis - Colours of Freedom
Jonas Buracas exhibition Painting in Retrospect
Stasys Jusionis "Close to Earth"
Solveiga ir Alfredas Kriviciai "Total Jewellery"
Elvyra Katalina Kriauciunaite "Fragments"
Vytautas Pakalnis "Fairy-tale without the end..."
Mikels Fišers "Supernature"
Violeta Juskute "Sweet Dreams"
Silvestras Dziaukstas "Winding Brushstrokes"
Vitalis Cepkauskas "…Soul Mirrors"
Small Formats
Jonas Svazas "The Shape and the Feeling"
Jonas Ceponis "Colours of Life"
Time Stamps
The Exhibition of Giedrius Kazimierenas artworks
Revived on Paper
Aloyzas Stasiulevicius "Paintings of the Royal City"
The Exhibition of Igoris Piekuras
Vincentas Gecas "Odds and Ends"
Christmas exhibition of Leonardas Gutauskas' paintings
"Odds and Ends", the exhibition for the 80th anniversary of Vladas Karatajus
Exhibition
Tradition of Lithuanian Pictorial Art
Art Works
