14.01.2010. The Gallery Daugava was honored by the visit of the President of Latvia Valdis Zatlers and his wife Mrs. Lilita Zatlere on January 14 to view the Landscape. XXI Century exhibition featuring paintings by the artist Aleksejs Naumovs who is also the rector of the Latvian Art Academy.The President and his wife were welcomed by the painter Aleksejs Naumovs, his wife the artist Anita Paegle and Anda Treija, the director of the gallery. A meeting ensued where the artist discussed his works particularly the ones created in Venice during the Christmas season and what he considers most essential in painting. Depicted in the paintings were many places that the President and his wife recognized as having visited. The meeting at the exhibition seemed to have been pleasant and interesting to everyone present. 12.05.2012. Uģis Auziņš. Rustica. Opening of the Exhibition 19.01.–18.02.2012. Exhibition in two parts: I. Imants Vecozols. Routine Close Up II. Imants Vecozols & his students 1.12.2011. Vilnis Titāns. Gallery Daugava. 2011. — 152 pages 11.05.2011. Mr. Guntis Rāvis had a meeting with the students who received the Boriss Bērziņš’s scholarship in the previous academic year... 7.04.2011. Opening of the Exhibition Days of Art in Rietumu Bank, Rietumu Capital Centre, 7 Vesetas Street 27.01.2011. Opening of the Exhibition Seasons in Painting, Rietumu Capital Centre, 7 Vesetas Street 1.12.2010. Opening of Laima Bikše's Exhibition, Rietumu Capital Centre, 7 Vesetas Street 20.10.2010. Opening of Dace Lielā's Exhibition, Rietumu Capital Centre, 7 Vesetas Street 14.05.2010. The President of Latvia is visiting Gallery Daugava to view the exhibition On the Way of Biruta Delle 7.05.2010. Art Academy students awarded Boriss Bērziņš’ scholarship 14.01.2010. The President of Latvia is visiting Aleksejs Naumovs' Exhibition Landscape. XXI Century Gallery Daugava 14.08.2009. Opening of the new Nordea house

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