Lina Petraviciute

May unfolds as a sequence of openings, closings, and personal milestones. On May 1st, I’ll be at the opening at Kunsthalle Luzern at the Burbaki — stepping into a new exhibition, fresh perspectives, and that unmistakable energy of a first night. The very next day, May 2nd, marks the closing at B74 — a moment to look back, revisit, and say goodbye to what has been. On May 3rd, the journey continues with an event at Entlebucherhaus — another space, another atmosphere, another encounter. May 9th...

There are certain performances that don’t just live in history—they live inside people. For a struggling teenager, trying to make sense of noise both internal and external, Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged wasn’t just a concert. It was a quiet revelation disguised as fragility. It didn’t arrive with the aggression many expected. No distortion-heavy rebellion, no walls of sound to hide behind. Instead, it was exposed—raw, restrained, almost hesitant. And that’s exactly why it mattered. For someone...

On Sunday afternoon, the Entlebucherhaus opened its doors to a vibrant celebration of contemporary art, welcoming visitors into a world where colour, form, and personal expression take centre stage. The exhibition, running from 19 April to 17 May 2026, brings together seven artists whose works reflect the richness and diversity of life itself. From the moment guests arrived between 2:00 and 5:00 pm, the atmosphere was alive with curiosity and conversation. The exhibition promises—and...