Exhibitions

EXHIBITIONS

Artistic dialogue & shared authorship

The Dark and Light Sides of Lunadrom

Cvetka Hojnik · SloveniaZdravko Milić · Croatia

Two distinct artistic languages meet through dialogue, shared authorship and the contrast between darkness and light.

Presented in the context of ADLES 2026 · 22–23 October 2026 · Kaunas and online

Exhibition film

5 min 28 sec

Cvetka Hojnik & Zdravko Milić · Lunadrom

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The Dark and Light Sides of Lunadrom: poster presenting artworks and the collaboration of Cvetka Hojnik and Zdravko Milić
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Exhibition poster

A dialogue between light and dark

Hojnik explores dark surfaces, textile structures, geometry and relief. Milić brings figurative fragments, cosmic imagery and found objects. Their visual languages meet and transform one another.

The Moon as metaphor

The dark and light sides of the Moon suggest different views of the same world. The artists explore the visible and the hidden through contrasts in form, material and space.

A shared creative process

One artist begins a work; the other responds by adding to or transforming it. They continue in dialogue until both contributions form a shared composition.

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Meet the artists

Cvetka Hojnik

Cvetka Hojnik is a Slovenian visual artist and educator. Her work combines textile structures, dark surfaces and spatial form. She exhibits internationally and teaches design and visual arts.

Zdravko Milić

Zdravko Milić is a Croatian visual artist and educator. His work explores cosmic imagery and the meeting of reality and imagination. He taught at the Academy in Rijeka until 2019.

Art and education

Both artists work in art education. They bring experimentation and artistic dialogue into teaching, encouraging students to explore materials and develop their own visual language.

Virtual visual art exhibition

United by Differences

26 artists
Lithuania · Latvia · Egypt · USA

Artists and lecturers from different countries and institutions bring together painting, graphics, drawing, caricature, glass art, textiles and digital technologies. The exhibition explores differences as opportunities for dialogue and a sense of community.

Accompanying ADLES 2026 · Expression and Meaning in Superdiverse Contexts

United by Differences: virtual visual art exhibition poster, featuring Colourful aesthetics by Sigita Grabliauskaitė, 2026
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Different perspectives, shared meanings

The exhibition brings together lecturers from the Arts Academy of Kauno kolegija HEI, colleagues from Vytautas Magnus University and Vilnius Academy of Arts, and artists and lecturers from Latvia and Egypt.

Nature, personal experience and the relationship between people and their environment connect the works. Visitors are invited to interpret the artworks and construct their own meanings.

On the cover: Sigita Grabliauskaitė, “Colourful aesthetics”, 2026.

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Interactive exhibition catalogue

46 pages

Browse the exhibition and its artworks in the interactive catalogue. Use the page-turning controls or swipe to move between pages.

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Exhibition participants

  • Milda RutkauskaitėLithuania
  • Alvydas JonaitisLithuania
  • Artūras RimkevičiusLithuania
  • Birutė ŠležienėLithuania
  • Diāna ApeleLatvia
  • Eman Abdelrahman HusseinEgypt
  • Gintarė JarašienėLithuania
  • Ieva PaltanavičiūtėLithuania
  • Ilze BodžaLatvia
  • Inese DundureLatvia
  • Juozas DundulisLithuania
  • Jeffrey TaylorUSA / Lithuania
  • Kęstutis LekeckasLithuania
  • Laima NumavičėLithuania
  • Laura Slavinskaitė-GrigaitienėLithuania
  • Lolita GrabauskienėLithuania
  • Neringa ŠiupinskienėLithuania
  • Rolandas VičysLithuania
  • Sigita GrabliauskaitėLithuania
  • Gediminas BanaitisLithuania
  • Sigutė BronickienėLithuania
  • Skaidrīte RomančukaLatvia
  • Stasys MostauskisLithuania
  • Viktoras DailidėnasLithuania
  • Kęstutis VaikšnorasLithuania
  • Dovilė VilkienėLithuania

Exhibition curator: Ainė Jacytė

Exhibition design: Juozas Dundulis

Translation of the abstract: Ieva Brazauskaitė-Zubavičienė

Faculty of Arts and Education of Kauno kolegija HEI