Starting 31 July the National Gallery of Art presents outstanding exhibition - 'Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks'.

Starting 30 July National Gallery of Art presents video installation by Eija-Liisa Ahtila 'Potentiality for Love'.

Starting from the 17 July National Gallery of Art presents new exhibition 'Kazys, Ona, Juozas, Agota, Katrė, Stepas, Pranas, Eugenija, Vincas and others. Indigenous Narratives'.

In 2019, the National Gallery of Art marked the first decade of its activities. On this important occasion that encourages reviewing past accomplishments and foreseeing perspectives, NGA presents to its visitors the renewed display of the museum's collection of modern and contemporary Lithuanian art.

Displayed in the small temporary exhibitions hall and various unexpected spaces of the gallery are experimental works created using computing, software, and networking technologies in the 1990s and 2000s.

This exhibition presents, for the first time, the creative heritage of the visionary Lithuanian American environmental artist Aleksandra Fledžinskaitė-Kašubienė-Kasuba (1923-2019), spanning seven decades of her work (1942-2019).

The National Gallery of Art presents a solo exhibition by Emilija Škarnulytė and her latest audiovisual installation 'Circular Time. For Aleksandra Kasuba'.