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Xenakis. Anna Fišere. Rituals | Freibergs & Āzers residency concert
26.10.24
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26.10.24
This is the second programme by the percussionist tandem Juris Āzers and Guntars Freibergs as the resident artists of Cēsis Concert Hall. The concert is conceived as a mirror of contemporary art, synthesizing music and visual arts. The dramatic composition is designed as a feast for the ears and eyes alike. The performance of these outstanding percussionists will merge virtuoso technique with live scenography designed by the inimitable Latvian artist Miķelis Fišers. The concert promises to treat the viewers to a genuinely mystically intense experience.
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The Tales of Hoffmann | Latvian National Opera
26.09.24
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In our interpretation, the prologue or the exposition no longer depicts an author of romantic texts in the midst of a creative crisis. Rather, Hoffman is a metropolitan man – an art collector. And the unsuccessful life with his beloved, the opera singer Stella, is Hoffman’s own fault. Under the influence of hallucinogenic mushrooms, Hoffman, his cat Nicklausse and his rival Lindorf embark on a journey that allows them to see what’s lurking in the subconscious mind. Moreover, the tales about Olympia, Antonia and Giulietta reflect various periods and art forms.," explains director Aik Karapetian, whose aim is to add a touch of comedy to the opera by experimenting with various genres: comedy, tragedy, and melodrama.
This highly anticipated production is under the musical direction of renowned French conductor Frédéric Chaslin and staged by acclaimed director Aik Karapetian. The creative team also includes set designer Miķelis Fišers, costume designer Kristīne Pasternaka, choreographer Linda Mīļā, and lighting designer Eugenijus Sabaļauskas.
https://www.opera.lv/en/production/les-contes-dhoffmann/
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Dear, Figure, Whom Did You Hang Out With Last Night?
31.05.24
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25.08.24
Group exhibition at Mark Rothko Museum, Daugavpils, Latvia.
Curator: Inga Šteimane
Diāna Adamaite, Kristaps Ancāns, Arnis Balčus, Aigars Bikše, Kristians Brekte, Sigita Daugule, Roberts Diners un Lilija Dinere, Kristaps Epners, Miķelis Fišers, Gints Gabrāns, Ieva Iltnere, Jānis Mitrēvics, Ernests Kļaviņš, Plastic Afterlife (Kristians Aglonietis, Patrīcija Māra Vilsone) & Agate Tūna, Krišs Salmanis, Sabīne Vernere, Evelīna Vida, Paula Zvane.
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The Stories of the Blind Alien
23.05.24
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15.07.24
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Soul Purification System
8.10.23
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8.10.23
"Soul Purification System", (together with Anna Fišere and Andris Kalnozols) audio-visual performance, untamed music festival "Skaņu mežš", Hanzas platform, Riga, Latvia.
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Degenerative Dystopia. The Damdeer Tribe
27.07.23
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19.08.23
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Preventive Visionarism
29.04.23
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4.06.23
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Six Days of the Sky Over Palanka
15.05.22
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ES_TEXT
5.02.2022
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1.05.2022
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Pseudoscientific Conference
2.09.2021
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2.10.2021
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BLACK-WHITE-RED
7.08.2021
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17.10.2021
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Flying Closer to the Sun
10.07.2021
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15.08.2021
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We Can Be Heroes
04.09.2020.
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08.11.2020.
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And Suddenly It All Blossoms
20.08.2020.
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13.09.2020.
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Obsession with Violets
07.08.2020.
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09.08.2020.
Scenography for play/instalation Obsession with Violets
Valmiera summer theatre festival
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Zalkša līgava
16.01.2020
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Stage design for Aspazija's play "Zalkša Līgava" in New Riga Theatre.
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Wilde Seelen
11.12.2019
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29.02.2020
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(ne) Mākslinieka stāsts
01.09.2020
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26.01.2020
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Apocalyptology and Blamescaping
18.10.2019
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9.11.2019
Miķelis Fišers solo exhibition at MMC KIBLA / KiBela, Maribor.
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Man, Woman and the Freedom
10.06.2019
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01.09.2019
XXVI International Nude Art Exhibition. The Museum of New Art, Pärnu.
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Animal – Human – Robot
06.04.2019
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25.08.2019
The exhibited artworks from the MO collection as well as the pieces by artists from Germany and the Baltic States will depict our changing attitude towards other forms of life: from mythical beasts to futuristic hybrids. MO Museum, Vilnius.
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Blamescapes and Superflattenings
16.11.2018
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10.02.2019
Miķelis Fišers solo exhibition at Art station "Dubulti".
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Открытый перелом / Open Fracture
17.05.2018
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03.06.2018
Solo exhibition by Miķelis Fišers at Triumph Gallery, Moscow.
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There and Back Again. Contemporary Art from the Baltic Sea Region
09.02.2018
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24.03.2019
There and Back Again shines a light on contemporary art from the eastern Baltic region within Kiasma’s collections and includes six of Miķelis Fišers works: Officers Ball Together with Extraterrestrials at the Vaulted Hall of Neu-Schwabenland in Honour of Osama bin Laden's elimination (picture), Full Moon, Walk in the Moonlight, Amenhotep's Androids Vandalize Nazi Base on Moon, Yuri Gagarin's Heroic Death in Antarctica and Fascists Sending Yetis into Outer Space. The title of the exhibition refers to physical journeys, transitions, various internal journeys and returns. Artists: Tanya Akhmetgalieva, Roma Auškalnyte, Miķelis Fišers, Alexei Gordin, Artor Jesus Inkerö, Alge Julija Kavaliauskaitė, Flo Kasearu, Tiina Ketara, Karel Koplimets, Kris Lemsalu, Inga Meldere, Daria Melnikova, Mindaugas Navakas, Katrīna Neiburga, Jüri Okas, Anna Reivilä, Jaanus Samma, Tea Tammelaan, Maria Toboła, Jaan Toomik, Gintautas Trimakas & Nomeda Urbonienė & Elena Valiukaitė, Gediminas Urbonas, Jenni Yppärilä, Darius Žiūra. Curators: Saara Hacklin & Kati Kivinen. Articles by Hacklin & Kivinen, Maritta Mellais, Rebeka Põldsam, Evelyn Raudsepp and Maija Rudovska.
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What Can Go Wrong
13.05.2017
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26.11.2017
What Can Go Wrong, Latvian Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale, Arsenale. Solo exhibition by Miķelis Fišers.
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EXTENSION.LV
21.04.2017
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14.05.2017
EXTENSION.LV: Meeting with Ourselves, Triumph Gallery, Moscow. Works by contemporary artists from Latvia Voldemārs Johansons, Roman Korovin, Daiga Krūze, Liene Mackus, Diāna Tamane, Miķelis Fišers, Andris Eglītis, Kristaps Epners, Atis Jākobsons.
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#Blumbergs. Eternity
13.01.2017
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12.03.2017
#Blumbergs. Eternity, Art Station Dubulti, Jūrmala. Artists Miķelis Fišers, Ansis Starks, Gints Gabrāns, Voldemārs Johansons, Sabīne Vernere, Andrejs Strokins. Curator Inga Šteimane. Organized by the foundation Art Needs Space.
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Survival Kit 8
08.09.2016
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25.09.2016
Survival Kit 8, International Contemporary Art Festival, Rīga. Participants of the festival: Miķelis Fišers, Kaspars Groševs, Atis Jākobsons, Ieva Kraule, Agnese Krivade and Kate Krolle, Linards Kulless, Svens Kuzmins, Katrīna Neiburga, Žanis Valdheims, Artūrs Virtmanis, Reinis Virtmanis, Elita Ansone, Valentina Desideri (NL), Gabríela Friðriksdóttir (IS), Chiara Fumai (IT), Goldin+Senneby (SE), Vivienne Griffin (IRL/UK), Styrmir Örn Guðmundsson (IS), Paul Philipp Heinze (DE), J&K (DE/DK), Marte Johnslien (NO), Myriam Lefkowitz (FR), Géraldine Longueville (FR), Marcos Lutyens (USA), Cian McConn (IRL), Pádraic E. Moore (IE), Shana Moulton (USA), Christoph Mühlau (DE), Lea Porsager (DK), Katarzyna Przezwańska (PL), Floris Schönfeld (USA/NL), Melissa Steckbauer (USA), Magda Tothova (SK), Dovile Tumpyte (LT), Suse Wächter (DE), Simon van der Weele (NL) & Hannah Klaubert (DE). Curators Solvita Krese and Inga Lāce. Organised by the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art.
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Neverforgiveness Express
09.06.2016
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26.06.2016
Neverforgiveness Express, foundation's Art Needs Space Summer House, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition in frames of the project #Blumbergs. Eternity. Curator Inga Šteimane. Organized by the foundation Art Needs Space [Mākslai vajag telpu].
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Conspiracy Landscapes
22.01.2016
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06.02.2016
Conspiracy Landscapes, Cable Factory, Helsinki, Finland. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition. Curator Otso Kantokorpi.
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Distant Moods on a Blue Evening
03.07.2015
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09.08.2015
Distant Moods on a Blue Evening, Cēsis Art festival, Cēsis, Latvia. Artists Ane Graff (NO), Jurga Barilaite (LT), Margret H. Blondal (IC), Merike Estna (EST), Thomas Behling DE), Sofia Hulten (SWE/DE), Miķelis Fišers (LV), Sten Are Sandbeck (NO), Elina Brotherus (FI), Bolatta Silis-Hoegh (DK/Greenland), Margus Tamm EST, Arturs Virtmanis (LV), Maija Hirvanen (FI), Emilija Škarnulytė (LT). Curator Inga Šteimane.
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Ornamentalism
09.05.2015
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22.11.2015
Ornamentalism. Purvītis Prize. Latvian Contemporary Art, collateral event of the 56th Venice Biennale, Arsenale Nord, Tesa 99. Artists Katrīna Neiburga, Kristaps Ģelzis, Andris Eglītis, Miķelis Fišers, Ieva Epnere, Ģirts Muižnieks, Romans Korovins and the Orbita group. Curator Viktor Misiano. Catalogue.
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Purvītis Prize 2015
20.02.2015
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Miķelis Fišers is the winner of the Purvītis Prize 2015. He was nominated for his personal exhibition Disgrace, which took place at the Pauls Stradiņš Museum of the History of Medicine (28.11.2014 – 18.01.2015). Together with the Prize, the artist also receives a money award of EUR 28 500 (before taxes).
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The Purvītis Prize Exhibition
21.02.2015
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12.04.2015
The Purvītis Prize Exhibition, Latvian National Museum of Art, Exhibition Hall Arsenāls, Rīga. Artists Kaspars Teodors Brambergs, Miķelis Fišers, Gints Gabrāns, Kristaps Ģelzis and Ģirts Bišs, Ginters Krumholcs, Ģirts Muižnieks, Henrijs Preiss, Artūrs Riņķis. Catalogue.
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Disgrace
28.11.2014
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18.01.2015
Disgrace, Pauls Stradiņš Museum of the History of Medicine, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition. Curator Inga Šteimane. Catalogue. The exhibition is nominated for the Purvītis Prize 2015.
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Perspective of the Solar System
14.11.2014
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01.02.2015
Perspective of the Solar System, Arsenāls Exhibition Hall of the Latvian National Museum of Art, Rīga. Works by more than seventy latvian artists from the Latvian National Museum of Art, private collections and artists' studios. Curator Elita Ansone.
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15th Vilnius Painting Triennial
13.06.2013
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18.08.2013
15th Vilnius Painting Triennial: Painting and Its Contexts, Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius, Lithuania. Curator Nijolė Nevčesauskienė. Catalogue.
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The Purvītis Prize Exhibition
16.02.2013
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14.04.2013
The Purvītis Prize Exhibition, Latvian National Museum of Art, Exhibition Hall Arsenāls, Rīga. Artists Harijs Brants, Andris Breže, Ivars Drulle, Andris Eglītis, Miķelis Fišers, Andrejs Grants, Gļebs Panteļejevs and Krišs Salmanis. Catalogue.
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The Museum Chooses
16.01.2013
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17.02.2013
The Museum Chooses. Acquisitions of the Latvian National Museum of Art in 2012, Museum of Decorative Arts and Design, Riga, Latvia.
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Megamatter
29.11.2012
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20.01.2013
Megamatter, Latvian National Museum of Art, Exhibition Hall Arsenāls, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' retrospective and new works. New paintings from the exhibition is nominated for the Purvītis Prize 2013.
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MIĶELIS FIŠERS
29.11.2012
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Miķelis Fišers. Edited by Odrija Fišere, Miķelis Fišers. Mākslas arsenāla pētījumu fonds: 2012, 186 pages, texts in latvian and english. The book is published on the occasion of Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition Megamatter at the Arsenāls Exhibition Hall of the Latvian National Museum of Art in 2012. The edition gives comprehensive survey on Miķelis Fišers' creative work since 1990s to the present day. Besides impressive studies on the artist's work by Elita Ansone, Inga Šteimane, Artis Svece, there are images of 150 artworks and Miķelis Fišers' biographical data included in the book. Designed by Ingrīda Zābere. Printed in 1000 copies. Available in bookshops of Riga and on fisers.lv.
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El Cosmos no perdona las faltas
16.03.2012
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12.06.2012
El Cosmos no perdona las faltas, Formula Gallery, Loft Project Etagi, St. Petersburg, Russia. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition.
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The Naughty Ones
15.06.2012
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29.07.2012
The Naughty Ones: Artists – Challengers of the Public, Latvian National Museum of Art, Exhibition Hall Arsenāls, Riga. Works by more than thirty latvian contemporary artists 1980-2012. Curator Sniedze Kāle. Catalogue.
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Is It That He Does Not Seek the Truth, But Does Want to Influence
17.12.2011
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29.01.2012
Is It That He Does Not Seek the Truth, But Does Want to Influence, Rīga Art Space, Rīga. Latvian contemporary artists. Curator Inga Šteimane.
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Spare Time: Utopia on the Periphery of the Ordinary
2011
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Spare Time: Utopia on the Periphery of the Ordinary, Prague National Gallery Veletržni palác, Prague, Czech Republic. Catalogue.
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Golden Works
02.04.2010
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27.06.2010
Golden Works, Exhibition Hall Arsenals of the Latvian National Museum of Art, Rīga. 20th century Latvian art, curator Elita Ansone. Catalogue.
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Obvious-Unbelievable
14.05.2010
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17.05.2010
Obvious-Unbelievable, Latvia – Ukraine Contemporary Art Kvartirnik, Stabu Street 56, Rīga. Artists: Kiril Procenko, Ilya Chichkan, Maksim Mamsikov, Aleksandr Vereščak, Miķelis Fišers, Gints Gabrāns, Raids Kalniņš, Armands Zelčs. Curator Odrija Fišere.
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Life After Parties or Grasshoppers’ Autumn
04.09.2010
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11.09.2010
Life After Parties Or Grasshoppers’ Autumn, within Art Festival Survival Kit II and Contemporary Art Forum White Night. Solo exhibition by Miķelis Fišers at Miera Street 39, Rīga.
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El Cosmos no perdona las faltas
05.03.2010
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25.03.2010
El Cosmos no perdona las faltas, RA Gallery (Галерея РА), Kiev, Ukraine. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition.
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In Front of the New Gates
12.11.2008
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05.12.2008
In Front of the New Gates, Alma Gallery, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition.
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Supernature
12.10.2007
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08.11.2007
Supernature, Alma Gallery, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition.
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Unpopulated
05.09.2006
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15.09.2006
Unpopulated, Riga Art Space, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition. Curator Ieva Kalniņa. Catalogue.
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In Memoriam
2002
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In Memoriam, Spike Island, Bristol, Great Britain. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition. Catalogue.
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Contemporary Utopia
05.04.2001
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20.05.2001
Contemporary Utopia, Exhibition Hall Arsenāls of the State Museum of Art and the Eduards Smiļģis Theatre Museum, Rīga. Artists Bettina Allamoda, Art in Ruins, Julie Ault and Martin Beck, D-L Alvarez, Mike Ballou, Marc Brandenburg, Stan Douglas, Dominic Eichler, Valie EXPORT, Liam Gillick, Rainer Kamlah, Lovett/Codagnone, Loring McAlpin, Michaela Melian, Piotr Nathan, Natacha Nisič, Erik Schmidt, Katharina Sieverding, Wolfgang Tillmans, Mina Totino, Ēriks Božis, Dace Džeriņa, Miķelis Fišers, Andris Frīdbergs, Gints Gabrāns, Kristaps Ģelzis, Andris Grīnbergs, Anta Pence, Dita Pence, Monika Pormale, Ieva Rubeze, Anita Zabiļevska. Curator Frank Wagner.
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2nd World Wide Latvian Contemporary Art Exhibition
1998
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2nd World Wide Latvian Contemporary Art Exhibition: Attention – Fragile, State Art Museum, Rīga. Exhibition's scenography by Miķelis Fišers. Curator Inga Šteimane.
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Funny Versus Bizarre
18.04.1997
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25.05.1997
Funny Versus Bizarre, Contemporary Art Center, Vilnius, Lithuania and State Museum of Art Exhibition Hall Arsenals, Rīga, Latvia. Contemporary art of the Baltic and Nordic countries. Curator Kestutis Kuizinas.
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Window / Mirror
1997
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Window/Mirror, contemporary art from Finland and Latvia, Exhibition Hall Taidehalli, Helsinki, Finland; State Museum of Art Exhibition Hall Arsenals, Riga. Catalogue.
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Art GENDA 96
1996
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Art GENDA 96, Young Artists Biennale, Oksnehalle, Copenhagen, Denmark. Curator of the Latvian artists' participation Inga Šteimane. Catalogue.
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Biosport
1996
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Biosport, sound and environmental art project, Rīga. Curators Kaspars Vanags and Ilze Black.
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Open
22.09.1995
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07.10.1995
Open, sound and environmental art project, 13 Miesnieku street, Rīga. Participants Ģirts Bārenis, Ineta Berkmane, Jānis Murovskis, Miķelis Fišers, Guntis Grabovskis, Andrejs Kalnačs, LPSRZ, Mediamorf and Baiba Ripa, Egils Mednis, Juris Poškus, Artis Bandonis, Linda Eglīte, Una Laukmane, Olga Soldatova, Sergei Shutov, DJ AG, DJ Jānis Krauklis, DJ Kaspars Ozols, DJ Uģis Polis, DJ Raitis Vilcāns, >9, DJ Groove (S.Petersburg), DJ Miha Voron (S.Petersburg), DJ Yoz (Moscow), DJango (London-Moscow). Organized by DUO (Kaspars Vanags and Ilze Black).
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Pedvālisms ‘95
1995
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Pedvālisms ‘95, Pedvāle Art Park, Sabile, Latvia. Latvian contemporary artists, site-specific installations. Curator Ivars Runkovskis.
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Sex 'n' Spaceships
1995
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Sex 'n' Spaceships, Gallery M6, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition.
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Misfits, 6th Triennial of Young Baltic Art
17.02.1995
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16.03.1995
Misfits, 6th Triennial of Young Baltic Art, Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius, Lithuania. Curator Lolita Jablonskiene. Paintings of the series Sex 'n' Spaceships were not exhibited because of moral objections. Catalogue.
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State
1994
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State, 2nd Annual SCCA-Riga exhibition, State Museum of Art Exhibition Hall Arsenals, Rīga. Latvian contemporary artists. Curator Ivars Runkovskis. Catalogue.
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The Culture of Life
1994
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The Culture of Life, Stock Exchange Building, Rīga. Artists Miķelis Fišers, Gints Gabrāns, Andris Fridbergs, Jānis Viņķelis (1968-1994). Curator Inga Šteimane.
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Sometimes They Return
1994
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Sometimes They Return, Gallery G & G, Rīga. Miķelis Fišers' solo exhibition. Catalogue.
