The fifth Riga Photography Biennial invites to think about identity with a wide-ranging programme of exhibitions and educational events in Riga and Sigulda from April 18 to July 14.

As the seasons change, we invite an illustrator to create a drawing dedicated to that season. For artist Anita Rupeika, the arrival of spring is signalled by the bustle in the parks.

Rocketgrip, an innovative hockey stick handle solution with personalised design and shape options, has won the national final of the international business ideas competition Creative Business Cup 2024.

On the last Thursday evening of every month, Riga art galleries participating in the Riga Last Thursdays initiative open their doors to visitors. The idea of this event was conceived by curator Elen Salina, who recommends a genre that offers an unusual cultural experience for the Nice Touch section.

Fashion designer Sabīne Skarule’s brand offers sustainable clothing that follows global fashion trends at a relaxed pace while being rooted in Latvia’s traditional craftsmanship, culture, and nature.

he Creative Impact Research Centre Europe (CIRCE) is calling for applications for its 2024 fellowship programme, which supports projects from Europe’s cultural and creative economies that transfer research and knowledge into practice to address societal challenges.

Dina Suhanova, an architect and researcher at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Design, and Architecture of the Art Academy of Latvia, talks about activities that allow her to maintain balance and discover new perspectives in her daily life.

In recent years, a series of municipal initiatives have been implemented in Saldus with the aim of activating and involving the local citizens in the shaping of their environment. Ilze Tomanoviča-Barone, the communications specialist of the Saldus Development Department, talks with FOLD about these initiatives.

Tomorrow, March 21, at 15.00, three internationally acclaimed design and technology experts will discuss how design can improve the patient experience in healthcare facilities.

The Corebook tool makes the work of brand managers easier by offering an alternative to static brand guidelines, making it easier to store, use, and share information. Jānis Vērzemnieks, the founder of Corebook, talks about an everyday object that helps him organise his working environment. 

The graphics and navigation design of the centre were developed by design studio H2E, which aimed to create a safe, inclusive, and inspiring environment that helps overcome anxiety and is easy to navigate.