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 Art. Language. Full Stop Jānis Taurens, Philosopher |
 Holy icons for a private desert Pēteris Bankovskis, Art Critic Rudīte Dreimane. Paintings 12.04.–13.05.2012. Creative workshop of the Latvian National Museum of Art exhibition hall Arsenāls |
 Existential aestheticism Stella Pelše, Art Historian Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. And Night... 29.03.–12.05.2012. Riga Gallery |
 Gazing into the distance across the ages Jānis Borgs, Art Critic Impressions of an exhibition by classic Latvian photographer Egons Spuris |
 To put things into order Alise Tīfentāle, Art Historian This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s 11.02.–03.06.2012. Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago 30.06.–30.09.2012. Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston 26.10.2012.–27.01.2013. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis |
 Solutions, answers and the truth with hammer blows Barbara Fässler, Artist 7th Berlin Biennale |
 The deep of the modern Elīna Dūce, Visual Arts Theorist Manifesta 9 |
 A letter in response to dOCUMENTA (13) curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev’s “Letter to a Friend”, in which she revealed her intentions for the exhibition |
 Artists are clever people but photographers less so Jegors Jerohomovičs, Art Journalist A conversation with Boris Mikhailov |
 The elusive Lulu Margarita Zieda, Theatre Critic |
 Souvenir de Paris or on discovering the films of Paolo Gioli Katrīna Teivāne-Korpa, Culture Theorist |
 The alien and your own. The neighbourhood Sonora Broka, Film Theorist |
 Untitled II Kaspars Groševs, Artist Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland – Black Is Beautiful (Hyperdub, 2012) |
 POSTER: Vineta Kaulača. Turn Around Prohibited. 2012 |
