Unexpected Amber: Strong Feelings
Exhibition
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26 Sep 2025
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16 Apr 2026
Published: 13.09.2025
Palanga Amber Museum
- Mail:
- gintaro.muziejus
lndm.lt
- Phone:
- +37046051319
- Curator:
- Heidemarie Herb, Jurgita Ludavičienė
In 2015, jewelry artist Heidemarie Herb curated the travelling exhibition Amber Chamber, which featured works incorporating amber by both artists long familiar with the material and those for whom it was entirely new. The exhibition was showcased in Luxembourg, Poland, the United States, Italy, Lithuania, and Austria.
Artist list
Marcin Boguslaw, Georg Dobler, Susanne Elstner, Slawomir Fijalkowski, Ieva Grigienė, Anna Heindl, Heidemarie Herb, Herman Hermsen, Margit Jäschke, Karina Kazlauskaité, Deimantė Kiesutė, Helfried Kodré, Namkyung Lee, Judy McCaig, Vita Pukštaitė-Bružė, Paulius Rukas, Peter Skubic, Peter Vermandere, Graziano Visintin, Barbara von Taeuffenbach
In 2025, Heidemarie Herb, together with Lithuanian curator Jurgita Ludavičienė, presents a second exhibition, Unexpected Amber: Strong Feelings, which brings together European and Lithuanian myths, once again confronting artists with amber. The exhibition features 20 jewelry artists from 8 countries—artists who have mastered working with amber, alongside those who have previously avoided it.
The exhibition starts at the Palanga Amber Museum, a departament of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art, where it will be on display from 26. September 2025 until 16. April 2026.
Curators: Heidemarie Herb (DE), Jurgita Ludavičienė (LT).
Organizer: Lithuanian National Museum of Art, Palanga Amber Museum.
The exhibition starts at the Palanga Amber Museum, a departament of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art, where it will be on display from 26. September 2025 until 16. April 2026.
Curators: Heidemarie Herb (DE), Jurgita Ludavičienė (LT).
Organizer: Lithuanian National Museum of Art, Palanga Amber Museum.
Palanga Amber Museum
- Mail:
- gintaro.muziejuslndm.lt
- Phone:
- +37046051319
- Curator:
- Heidemarie Herb, Jurgita Ludavičienė
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