International art festival 'Art for a Meat Tax' to explore theme of gluttony in Riga
From September 4 to 6, the creative factory 'Veldze' will host the art festival 'Art for a Meat Tax', focused this year on gluttony and overconsumption. More than 30 artists and lecturers from seven countries will take part.
The basement spaces of the creative factory 'Veldze' will host the contemporary art festival 'Art for a Meat Tax' from September 4 to 6. Organizers say the event will bring together more than 30 artists and lecturers from seven countries.
This year's theme: gluttony
The festival's central theme this year is gluttony, or excessive consumption, and its consequences. Organizers aim to spark discussion on how disproportionate consumption affects biodiversity, public health, the climate, and animal welfare.
Program includes exhibition, performances and discussions
Over the three days, visitors will be able to see an international contemporary art exhibition along with performances and concerts. Alongside the artworks, the program also includes lectures, artist talks, and discussions centered on the festival's main theme. Organizers emphasize that the festival offers an interdisciplinary look at consumer culture in contemporary society.
