“Indiana Dream”

    While traveling the world and being back to my home country, I understood one more thing. Lithuania, is not only the country of connoisseurs of basketball, drinkers of beer and lovers of cars. After restitution of our independence, we got used to living in a space saturated with advertising, which was selling high […]

Presentation of my third, “Green” book

Posted on Jun 1, 2014 in Books, News & Stand-Alone Posts, Portfolio

I am happy to invite all my friends, relatives and colleagues to the presentation of my third book “D., G. ir Kiti” … On Thursday, June 5 at 5.30 PM, National M. K. Čiurlionis Art Museum (V. Putvinskio str. 55, Kaunas) will be hosting the event of launch of “D., G. ir Kiti”, book by […]

Interview about travel’AIR on Lithuanian National Radio LRT Klasika

On the occasion of my travel’AIR exhibition at Prospektas Gallery of Photography, I had a nice and long interview with one of the best journalists at Lithuanian National Radio, Audra Čepkauskaitė. At a coffee shop on Gediminas street in Vilnius, we were speaking about travel, airplanes, dreams, reality and European identity that was fuelled by […]

“travel’AIR” exhibition at Prospektas Photography Gallery in Vilnius

… On April 22, 2014 (Tuesday) 5.30 PM Prospektas Photography Gallery of the Lithuanian Association of Photographers (Gedimino pr. 43, Vilnius, Lithuania) opens “Travel’AIR” exhibition by Mindaugas Kavaliauskas. This is the first public exhibiton of “Travel’AIR” in Lithuania, featuring 50×70 cm. prints mounted on alluminium. The exhibition will be on display until May 17, 2014. […]

travel’AIR – Houston, I have a Problem!

Posted on Apr 20, 2014 in Shot & Word, Books, Portfolio, Travel'AIR

My first trip to review portfolios in Houston Fotofest was among the longest, strangest and funniest itineraries I’ve experienced. In 2006, paper tickets started to give way to the electronic tickets.

travel’AIR – some more ice cream

Posted on Apr 14, 2014 in Shot & Word, Books, Portfolio, Travel'AIR

On this sunny spring day, airborne over Greenland, a group of us passengers were standing in the back of the Jumbo. Some were admiring the landscapes of glaciers, while the two of us – me and a passenger from South Africa were unanimous, pointing our looks towards the cabin crew members, who had just completed […]