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 The Great Organ of Latvian Painting Kristiāna Ābele, Art Historian Edvards Grūbe. Paintings 1963–2010 05.02.–14.03.2010. The Latvian National Art Museum exhibition hall Arsenāls |
 Practice is more important than Theory Alise Tīfentāle, Art Historian Izstāde Exhibition Look How Nice!? 11.02.–14.03.2010. Creative workshop at the Latvian National Art Museum |
 Searching for truth in truth Armands Zelčs, Artist Katrīna Neiburga. In truth: work, family, love, God, children and musical performances 25.02.–27.03.2010. Latvian Railway History Museum |
 “I cannot deny myself” Vilnis Vējš, Art Critic A conversation with artist Dace Džeriņa |
 The million-dollar question, or a priceless conversation with artist Ilmārs Blumbergs Līga Marcinkeviča, Artist |
 Zane Mellupe and “the invented person” Jana Kukaine, Art Critic |
| Notes on the white margins of some project Pēteris Bankovskis, Art Critic |
 The Universe has no sense of humour. Baltic art Zane Onckule, Curator |
 The best Latvian director from Estonia Mārtiņš Slišāns, Film Critic Peeter Simm |
 It is actually about painting every day Zane Oborenko, Visual Art Theorist A conversation with Simon Rees |
 The Charm of Cinema Utopia Stella Pelše, Art Historian Collection of the projected Contemporary Art Museum: Anta Pence, Dita Pence. Uphill to Mexico. Installation. 2001 |
 Tukums Museum Una Sedleniece, Culture Theorist |
 Collecting Contemporary Art Zane Oborenko, Culture Theorist |
 A Sur-real Tale about a Cinema Forum which took Place in Riga Mārtiņš Slišāns, Film Critic Book Arsenāls: A History of some kind of iconoclasm by Augusts Sukuts and Kristīne Matīsa (Rīga, 2009) |
 The Worker, the Kolhoz Woman, a Granyonka and the Freedom Monument Zane Balčus, Cinema Specialist Film Versija Vera by Ilona Brūvere (2010) |
 Electricity and a Thousand Years Kaspars Groševs, Artist Jem Finer – Longplayer (2000 - 2999) Christina Kubisch – Five Electrical Walks (2007) |
