Gvido Kajons
Gvido Kajons is a prominent Latvian photographer known for his poignant depictions of the socio-political landscape during the pivotal years of Latvia's transition from Soviet rule. His work captures the essence of a nation grappling with change, showcasing moments of hope and melancholy through a lens that resonates with both local and international contexts. His latest exhibition, 'Pieci vētrainie gadi. 1987–1991', highlights historical photographs that reflect the bittersweet journey towards freedom, and serves as a reminder of the fragility of peace in turbulent times.
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Gvido Kajons contributed photographs that provide insight into Džemma Skulme's studio and working process.
Māksla kā personiskās izziņas un brīvības teritorija. LNMM atklāta Džemmas Skulmes simtajai jubilejai veltīta izstāde / Diena
Latvia· 2025-08-26
Gvido Kajons is the photographer who captured images for the publication.
Rīgas Porcelāna muzejs izveido jaunu izdevumu sēriju Ideju burtnīcas / DienaLatvia· 2025-06-19
Gvido Kajons is a paradoxical author who draws from the interplay of images and words.
Publiskās telpas retorika. Gvido Kajona izstādes Pieci vētrainie gadi. 1987–1991 recenzija / DienaLatvia· 2025-04-08
Gvido Kajons has opened a photo exhibition titled 'Pieci vētrainie gadi' showcasing black and white images from Latvia's struggle for freedom.
Uz robežas starp faktiem un fikciju / DienaLatvia· 2025-03-20
Gvido Kajons' photography exhibition reflects on the fragile nature of peace and freedom during the tumultuous years of Latvia's transition from Soviet rule.
Galerijā Istaba skatāma Gvido Kajona fotogrāfiju izstāde Pieci vētrainie gadi. 1987–1991 / DienaLatvia· 2025-03-13