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CulturePublished: 1 August 2026 at 12:50

Liepāja Museum Unveils Fragment of International Art Project 'Table for Peace'

The new exhibition 'Closer to Home' at Liepāja Museum includes a fragment of Anda Munkevica's international art project 'Table for Peace', a philosophical and humane gesture of solidarity with Ukraine.

Foto: LSM (rus)

At Liepāja Museum, a new exhibition titled 'Closer to Home' offers visitors a fragment of an international art project by glass artist Anda Munkevica. The project, named 'Table for Peace', has been described as a deeply philosophical and humane statement of solidarity with Ukraine.

The fragment on display in Liepāja is part of the broader international initiative. Through her work in glass, Munkevica presents an idea that goes beyond aesthetic form. The project carries a clear message of empathy and support, using artistic language to address a pressing humanitarian issue.

The exhibition 'Closer to Home' creates a context in which Munkevica's work becomes part of the local cultural experience. For museum-goers, it is a chance to see how contemporary glass art can engage with matters of collective concern. The piece serves as an artistic expression of solidarity with Ukraine, integrated into a space where visitors can reflect on its meaning.

With this display, Liepāja Museum contributes to the international journey of the 'Table for Peace' project. It brings the artist's vision closer to the local audience and highlights the role of art in building understanding and dialogue between cultures.

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