Urte Baranauskaite

I held a workshop titled "How Do We Work Together?" at the symposium "Rehearsal: Emerging Learning Sites", part of the Piet Zwart Institute's 2022 Graduation Shows. The workshop invited participants to engage in conversations about collaboration, horizontality, and community building within groups. The discussion focused on maintaining care and responsibility in collective environments.

In cooperation with the Vilnius Ethnic Culture Center and my artistic initiative Kurk Kurk, I organized an all-day bookbinding workshop at the International Folklore Festival "Skamba Skamba Kankliai". During the workshop I worked with children to teach them a classical Japanese bookbinding technique. Throughout the day I worked directly with over 50 children and as a result each of them made their own unique small format book.

Together with a team of other artists we organized a cyanotype workshop and introduced old photography techniques to the visitors of Vilnius Town Hall.

Organizing recurring creative workshops in the theme of old photography. Teaching photography techniques and sharing knowledge with other volunteers.

During the festival, together with other creatives we organized daily linocut workshops. Each participant was able to make their own linocuts and produce prints using a special press.

Conducting periodical educational workshops at the MO museum, participating in volunteer training, helping other volunteers. Generating ideas for other educational events.

Personal exhibition “Interaction“. The exhibition showcased photography and installation art and was a final project of my graduation from Vilnius Academy of Arts.