Collection Exhibition “Taisija Poluikeviča. Fragile Strength” at the Riga Porcelain Museum – December 6, 2026
Collection Exhibition “Taisija Poluikeviča. Fragile Strength” at the Riga Porcelain Museum – December 6, 2026
From October 9 to December 6, 2026, the Riga Porcelain Museum is hosting the collection exhibition “Taisija Poluikeviča. Fragile Strength”. The exhibition is dedicated to artist Taisija Poluikeviča. She was one of the leading artists at the Riga Porcelain Factory. She worked at the factory from 1957 until the late 1980s. Taisija Poluikeviča created forms and decorations for both faience and porcelain objects. Unique works of art in various materials and decorative techniques also held an important place in her creative work. The museum’s collection exhibition offers an opportunity to discover the artist’s contribution to the history of Riga porcelain. It will be of interest to those interested in design, ceramics and Latvian applied art. The closing day of the exhibition is December 6, 2026. A visit provides an opportunity to take a closer look at the fragility of porcelain, the diversity of forms and the artist’s distinctive professional style.
What to Expect at the Event
The exhibition focuses on Taisija Poluikeviča’s creative legacy. The artist created forms for dinnerware sets, vases, dish sets and other objects, as well as working on decorative solutions. Her work is connected with the artistic environment of Riga’s porcelain and faience manufacturing industry and the design of the second half of the 20th century.
Venue and Opening Hours
The exhibition can be viewed on December 6, 2026, from 11:00 to 18:00 at the Riga Porcelain Museum, Kalēju iela 9/11, Riga, LV-1050.
Important Information for Visitors
- The exhibition is on view until December 6, 2026.
- The venue is the Riga Porcelain Museum in Riga’s Old Town.
- The event belongs to the exhibition category.
Why Visit
This is an opportunity to discover the legacy of an important Riga porcelain artist during a single museum visit. The exhibition is especially suitable for those interested in porcelain design, the history of industrial art and Riga’s cultural heritage.