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Aigars Bikše: The Latvian Sculptor Who is Lord of His Own Manor
Author deepbalticJanuary 14, 2016 1

Aigars Bikše: The Latvian Sculptor Who is Lord of His Own Manor

Bikše’s irreverent and political sculptures have been seen from Riga to Venice and Tokyo, while his eccentric sense of style perfectly suits his role as head of Fashion at the…Continue Reading →

Vilnius Through a 50mm Lens: A Year Photographing Lithuania's Capital
culture deepbalticJanuary 12, 2016 5

Vilnius Through a 50mm Lens: A Year Photographing Lithuania's Capital

Since last summer, the 50mm Vilnius blog has carried a daily photo of Lithuania's beautiful capital, showing one of its many different sides...Continue Reading →

Landscapes of Communism Revalued: An Interview with Owen Hatherley
Uncategorized deepbalticDecember 21, 2015 2

Landscapes of Communism Revalued: An Interview with Owen Hatherley

In Landscapes of Communism, published earlier this year, Owen Hatherley turned his attention to the architecture of Communism across the former Eastern Bloc, including in the BalticsContinue Reading →

Latvia's Hidden Viking Heritage: the Lost City of Seeburg
Uncategorized deepbalticDecember 17, 2015 2

Latvia's Hidden Viking Heritage: the Lost City of Seeburg

If you visit Grobiņa nowadays, you will see almost no signs of the past settlement.Continue Reading →

Split By a Border and Fading Fast: Estonia's Unique Seto People
Author deepbalticDecember 12, 2015 7

Split By a Border and Fading Fast: Estonia's Unique Seto People

For Estonia’s Setos, it wasn’t the Soviet Union’s Iron Curtain that split their community in two – but the border Estonia built to keep the Russians out.Continue Reading →

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