Every city is born from stories. Some are built from stone, concrete, and glass, while others are built from imagination. ‘Laukiniškiai’ belongs precisely to the latter category—a place where coexistence is based not on dominance, but on friendly exchange. In Akvilė Magicdustė’s work, fiction is not a retreat from reality; it becomes a way to rethink it. Here, mythology acts as a language of perception, allowing us to glimpse a world where humans are no longer the centre of everything. By transforming the territory, we also change the stories that protect it, and, along with them, our relationship to it. su ja.
Opening hours during VGS:
Wed–Fri 12 pm–7 pm, Sat–Sun 12–4 pm.
VVJ Art Gallery is located on the ground floor of Vilnius Cultural Centre, at Vilniaus St. 39. The nearest public transport stop is Reformatų (buses 10, 11, 53, 88; trolleybuses 1, 2, 7, 20). The nearest parking spaces are directly in front of the entrance to Vilnius Cultural Centre at Vilniaus St. 39.
The gallery is located on the ground floor, and no ramp is needed. There are two entrances: through the main entrance of Vilnius Cultural Centre and a slightly wider entrance from the Summer Terrace courtyard.
The gallery is animal-friendly, welcoming both pets and guide dogs.
Sanitary facilities are available on the ground floor, including accessible toilets for visitors with disabilities. There is no dedicated parent-and-child room, but there is a table that can be used for changing a baby or similar purposes.
Vilniaus St. 39, Vilnius Cultural Centre, Ground Floor