Extended Family

Paula Veidenbauma

2 – 10 October

Interterritorial Teleportation Urbanisms: Riga Waterfront meets Belgrade Waterfront  In May 2024, Eagle Hills, a Dubai-based developer whose portfolio includes the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, publicly announced that the company was investing three billion euros in “Riga Waterfront”, a waterfront development complex on the right bank of the river in Latvia’s capital city. At the launch event, which took place in the former Riga passenger port terminal, the investors highlighted that the project would frame the collaboration between the United Arab Emirates and Latvia around a shared strategic vision of developing Latvia and its capital, Riga, and transforming it into ‘Europe’s new centre’. They write, “The aim is to turn the site into a vibrant hub that offers a harmonious blend of luxury residential buildings, green spaces, and an active…

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Guided tour and artist talk of the exhibition “Extended Family”

We invite you to a guided tour and artist talk with Paula Veidenbauma accompanying her exhibition “Extended Family” on Friday, October 9 at 18:00. The guided tour and artist talk will be held in English.

Opening of the exhibition “Extended family” by Paula Veidenbauma

The exhibition opening is on Friday, October 2, at 7:00 PM at the U10 Art Space, 3 Kosovke Devojke Street, Belgrade. You can visit the exhibition until Saturday, October 10, 2026. Accompanied by a text by Ieva Raudsepa. The exhibition is supported by Culture Moves Europe. The artist’s creative work is supported by the Culture Capital Foundation of Latvia. This work was produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The views expressed herein can in no way be taken to reflect the official opinion of the European Union.