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Jonas and Adolfas Mekai. A Lifetime of Letters
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY Jonas and Adolfas Mekai, A Lifetime of Letters (Gyvenimo lai(š)kai), Vilnius: Post Scriptum. Littera, 2020, 320 pp. …
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Jonas Öhman. DONBASS JAZZ
CONTEMPORARY Jonas Öhman, Donbass Jazz (Donbaso džiazas), Vilnius: Alma littera, 2021, 349 pp. Written in the catchy spoken register of …
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Jurga Ivanauskaitė
Jurga Ivanauskaitė (1961–2007) remains one of the most loved Lithuanian writers, in spite of her untimely death. A graphic artist …
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Jurga Vilė
Wanderer, dreamer, film translator and knitter of thoughts, Jurga Vilė (b. 1977), can split her life into two parts – …
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Jurga Vilė, Miglė Anušauskaitė. MEKAS’S GARDEN. ABOUT JONAS MEKAS, INSPIRATIONS, AND FLUTTER
ARTS AND LITERATURE Jurga Vilė, Miglė Anušauskaitė, Mekas’s Garden. About Jonas Mekas, Inspirations, and Flutter (Meko sodas. Apie Joną Meką, …
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Jurgis Kunčinas
Jurgis Kunčinas (1947–2002) is still one of the most popular Lithuanian writers. Very prolific, he wrote mostly half-fictionalised autobiographical stories, …
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Jurgita Jasponytė
The creative works of the poet Jurgita Jasponytė (b. 1981) combine symbols of ethnic culture with the experiences of a …
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Karolina Jakaitė. ANTANAS KAZAKAUSKAS: EVERYTHING IS PROGRAMMED
ARTS AND LITERATURE Karolina Jakaitė, Antanas Kazakauskas: everything is programmed (Antanas Kazakauskas: viskas užprogramuota), Vilnius: Vilnius Graphic Art Centre, 2022, …
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KAROLINA JAKAITĖ. The Cold War Capsule
ARTS AND LITERATURE Karolina Jakaitė, The Cold War Capsule: Lithuanian Design in London, 1968: The Story of One Pavilion (Šaltojo …
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Kęstutis Kasparavičius
Kęstutis Kasparavičius (1954) attended a school for musically-gifted children, at which they are generally prepared for careers in music. …
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Kęstutis Navakas
Kęstutis Navakas (1964-2020) was one of the most visible Lithuanian poets. He grew up in Kaunas, which figures in his …
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Kęstutis Navakas
The poet, translator and essayist Kęstutis Navakas (1964 ̶ 2020) was the aesthete of Lithuanian poetry, a dandy who didn’t …
