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I AM NOT FOR SALE
JE NE SUIS PAS À VENDRE / I AM NOT FOR SALE Tomas Lagūnavičius On September 5, 2026, in Lille, France, within the setting of the major Braderie de Lille flea market, multidisciplinary artist Tomas Lagūnavičius performed “I AM NOT FOR SALE.” The performance was created without a stage, decorations, or a pre-invited audience — the urban environment itself, the acts of buying and selling, buyers, sellers, and random passers-by became the context of the performance. At the centre
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Oct 63 min read


I AM NOT IN THE LOUVRE MUSEUM COLLECTION
JE NE SUIS PAS DANS LA COLLECTION DU MUSÉE / I AM NOT IN THE MUSEUM COLLECTION Tomas Lagūnavičius Multidisciplinary artist The performance took place on 6 September 2026 at 11:03. The museum, the human being, and the empty frame At the Louvre Museum in Paris, Tomas Lagūnavičius presented the minimalist philosophical performance I AM NOT IN THE MUSEUM COLLECTION (JE NE SUIS PAS DANS LA COLLECTION DU MUSÉE / I AM NOT IN THE MUSEUM COLLECTION). During the performance, the artist
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Oct 67 min read


DO YOU FEEL? — The Phenomenology of Cultural Otherness, Well-Being, and Liminality
Do You Feel? / 느껴지시나요? Tomas Lagūnavičius July 5, 2026, 8:25 AM Seoul–Busan High-Speed Train, South Korea Tomas Lagūnavičius’s performance DO YOU FEEL? (Do You Feel? / 느껴지시나요?) is a conceptual and phenomenological experiment in which the journey by high-speed train from Seoul to Busan becomes a space for exploring inner experience. During the performance, the artist contemplates his own state and asks: What do I feel being in another culture? Do I experience curiosity, othern
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Oct 22 min read


INVISIBLE (보이지 않는, NEMATOMAS): The Philosophy of the Gaze, Invisibility, and Being
Tomas Lagūnavičius July 4, 2026, 1:57 PM Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea At 1:57 PM on July 4, 2026, multidisciplinary artist Tomas Lagūnavičius performed the minimalist conceptual performance INVISIBLE (보이지 않는, NEMATOMAS) at the Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul. This site-specific performance transforms the artist’s body not into a means of display, but into a means of dissolving into the surrounding environment. The central task of the performance was to become invisibl
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Sep 235 min read


THE LAST UNSELLABLE ITEM
Le dernier article invendu / The Last Unsellable Item Tomas Lagūnavičius Carrefour Market, 67 Bd Saint-Marcel, 75013 Paris, France, 4 September 2026, 21:10 Tomas Lagūnavičius’s performance THE LAST UNSELLABLE ITEM (Le dernier article invendu / The Last Unsellable Item) took place on 4 September 2026 at 21:10 inside the retail space of a Carrefour Market supermarket in Paris. Rather than choosing a museum, gallery, or conventional performance venue, the artist chose a supermar
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Sep 233 min read


NO MORE (NICHT MEHR, NEBĖRA) Searching for Spirituality in the Former St. Marien Church
Tomas Lagūnavičius St. Marien, Essen, Germany, August 14, 2026, 2:13 PM Manifesta 16 Ruhr — “This is not a Church” At 2:13 PM on August 14, 2026, multidisciplinary artist Tomas Lagūnavičius presented the minimalist conceptual performance “NO MORE (NICHT MEHR, NEBĖRA)” in the former St. Marien Church in Essen. The artist appeared in the space wearing a T-shirt bearing the same phrase in three languages: NEBĖRA / NICHT MEHR / NO MORE. This simple inscription becomes the central
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Sep 232 min read


Let's respect M. K. Čiurlionis, but let's have more paintings in museums and galleries
As of 2025-08-28, Tomas Lagūnavičius has more paintings in museums and galleries than M.K. Čiurlionis. According to various literary and...
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Created more paintings than P. Picasso or A. Žmuidzinavičius
According to literary and online sources, P. Picasso created 1885 paintings, and A. Žmuidzinavičius more than 2000 paintings. Why is it...
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5 types of visual art dominating the contemporary market
According to art historian Julien Delagrange, 5 directions of visual art can be distinguished in the contemporary art market. 1....
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