Vilmantas

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2025

• Straight Out, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2024

• Vestjysk Kunstpavillon, Videbæk, Denmark
• Siauliai Art Gallery, Siauliai, Lithuania

2023

• Panevezys Gallery, Panevezys, Lithuania
• Endless Journey, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2021

• Burning Mind, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Vilmantas Marcinkevicius, Baroti Gallery, Klaipeda, Lithuania

2019

• TOGETHER, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2017

• NEW WORKS, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2016

• KONTRAST, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2015

• Forgotten Friends I Never Met, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Identity, EU, Strasbourg, France

2014

• Der Traum, Dailininkų Sąjungos Galerija, Vilnius, Lithuania

2013

• Reflektion(s), Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Man and Woman, The Museum of New Art, Parnu, Estonia

2012

• Private Story, Galleri NB, Copenhagen, Denmark
• Baroti Galerie, Klaipeda, Lithuania
• The Museum of New Art, Pärnu, Estonia

2011

• Passion, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Behind the White Curtain, Lithuanian Pavilion, 54th Venice Biennale

2010

• Glance, Galleri NB, Roskilde, Denmark
• Galleri Kirk, Aalborg, Denmark
• The Limonas Period, Gallery XX, Lithuania

2009

• Friends, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Identity, Listasavn Art Museum, Tórshavn, Faroe Islands

2008

• Identity, Galleri NB, Roskilde, Denmark

2007

• Vilmantas 10 Years, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2006

• Galleri NB, Roskilde, Denmark
• Kraft Larsen Art, Zurich, Switzerland

2005

• Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

2004

• New Paintings, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania
• Olivia Holm Møller Museum, Holstebro, Denmark
• Paintings, Galleri NB, Roskilde, Denmark

2003

• Art Ejection, Art Teritorija Gallery, Kaunas, Lithuania
• Garden of Delights, Galleri NB, Herning, Denmark
• Garden of Delights, Textilforum, Herning, Denmark
• Arthus Gallery, Aarhus, Denmark

2002

• Forgotten Feast, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania
• Vilmantas, Vasby Art Hall, Vasby, Sweden
• Vilmantas, Galleri NB, Roskilde, Denmark
• Vilmantas, Plexus Gallery, Aarhus, Denmark

2001

• Vilmantas, Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark
• Forgotten Feast, La Danoise Gallery, Paris, France

2000

• Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania
• Vilmantas, La Danoise Gallery, Paris, France

1999

• Vilmantas, Herning Art Club and Galleri NB, Herning, Denmark
• Galleri NB, Viborg, Denmark

1998

• The Last Carnival, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

1997

• The Legend about Moor, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania
• Vilmantas, Nordic House, Tórshavn, Faroe Islands

1996

• Situation out of Control, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

1995

• It is Disturbing, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

1994

• Vilmantas' Night Persons, Vartai Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

1993

• Lietuvos Aidas Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania

Vilmantas Marcinkevičius (b. 1969, Kaunas, Lithuania) belongs to the generation of Baltic artists whose careers have been shaped by the transition from the final years of the Soviet Union to the cultural and political freedoms of modern Europe. Raised in Kaunas, he studied at the Vilnius Academy of Arts, where he developed his distinctive artistic language and the personal colour palette that continues to form a central foundation of his work. Since his student years, Vilnius has remained his artistic home base.

For more than 30 years, Marcinkevičius has worked consistently with the human figure as both subject and focal point. Themes of identity, relationships, love, memory, and existential inquiry unfold within a painterly practice where figurative elements, expressive use of colour, and psychological depth merge. His works move between the personal and the universal, inviting viewers to reflect on humanity’s place in a world defined by continuous change.

His artistic career has included extensive exhibitions across Europe, the United States, and Japan, participation in the Lithuanian Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale, and representation at significant art institutions and international art fairs. He has completed official portraits of, among others, HRH Prince Joachim, HRH Princess Alexandra, and HRH Prince Consort Henrik of Denmark. Works by Marcinkevičius are also included in the collection of the Lithuanian National Museum of Art.

Alongside his own artistic practice, he has made a significant contribution to the development of the younger Baltic art scene as initiator and co-founder of the Young Painters Prize, an annual platform bringing together emerging artists from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.

Today, Vilmantas Marcinkevičius works between Vilnius, Denmark, and his studio in Galatina, Southern Italy, where new perspectives inspired by the culture and light of the Mediterranean engage in dialogue with the Baltic heritage that has shaped his artistic journey throughout his life.