If life is determined to end and art is determined to last forever how are artists dealing with their mortality in relation to their creations? Could art become some sort of artificial intelligence or extension of one\u2019s spirit that will live on after the collapse of the artist\u2019s physical body?<\/p>\n
427 was established in 2014 by artists Kaspars Gro\u0161evs and Ieva Kraule-K\u016bna with the aim to introduce new perspectives to Riga\u2019s art scene, working with both Latvian and international artists. Since 2019 the program is curated by artist Marta Trektere who contributed to the gallery\u2019s visions since 2016.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/4toseven\/<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Accessibility:<\/strong><\/p>\n Weather:<\/strong> If it rains, the location might be changed (info on facebook or Instagram). <\/p>\n Foto docu : Piotr Pietrus<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If life is determined to end and art is determined to last forever how are artists dealing with their mortality in relation to their creations? Could art become some sort of artificial intelligence or extension of one\u2019s spirit that will live on after the collapse of the artist\u2019s physical body? 427 was established in 2014 by artists Kaspars
\nSeating:<\/strong> People are invited to sit on the grass.
\nAge groups:<\/strong> Accessible for everyone.
\nLanguages:<\/strong> In the event there will be a performance in English. Without being able to speak English, people can still look at visual art and hear soundworks.
\nThe wheelchair and buggy accessibility<\/strong> is limited (it is at the Tempelhofer Feld).
\nHearing:<\/strong> There are English texts and visual artworks, too.<\/p>\n
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