We are postponing the announcement of the open call to April. We have applied for funding from Nordic Culture Point to support the 2023 residency programme at Rucka Artist Residency. Thus, we plan to announce the open call on the first week of April (03.-09.04.2023), after we receive the news
Rucka Art Foundation and the Norway-based science center Vitenparken will seek creative solutions to today’s and future crises through critical discussions and contemporary art in the “Art+Food+Next Generation” project implemented with the support of EEA grants. Students aged 10 to 18 will be offered to participate in various face-to-face and
In 2022, Rucka Art Foundation has successfully implemented three unique exhibitions in Latvia, including the multimedia exhibition “Invisible Lives” which was also held in Serbia and Montenegro, as well as an international artist residency at Rucka Artist Residency with artist presentations and other public events in Cesis. Whereas, in summer,
During a four-day photography workshop lead by visual artist Vika Eksta the young people of Cesis discussed what it means to be young, trained their visual thinking and photo skills. Through mutual cooperation, they created photographs for the open-air exhibition “Youth Manifesto”, which can be seen in the Rucka Park
Use Muižas 5 for navigation apps, enter the park through Muižas street, then drive up to the left side of the Rucka manor.
From Cesis Bus terminal and Railway station cross the train tracks next to the station and walk to your right up the Kaļķu street until you reach Rucka park, where you can follow the Parka street to find the Rucka manor.
