Kim? Contemporary Art Centre is a small gallery at Sporta 2 in Rīga, inside a former factory site now used as a creative hub. Its programme brings Latvian and international contemporary art into rotating exhibitions, with events and performances adding to the schedule. A permanent work by resident artists also changes over time, giving returning visitors something new to notice. The intimate rooms suit a focused gallery visit, and the courtyard provides a quieter place to pause afterward.
At the Sporta 2 creative hub
Kim? is located at Sporta iela 2, on the grounds of a former sweets factory, also described as a former biscuit factory. The site has become a creative hub, placing the gallery within a reused industrial setting.
Exhibitions and events
The centre’s programme changes through temporary exhibitions, events and performances. A permanent piece by resident artists is also adjusted over time, so it is not quite the same from one visit to the next. Check the centre’s schedule before you go if you want to plan around a particular event.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Kim? Contemporary Art Centre?
It is at Sporta iela 2 in Rīga, within the Sporta 2 creative hub on a former factory site.
What can you see at Kim?
The centre presents temporary contemporary art exhibitions, including work by Latvian and international artists. It also has a permanent piece that resident artists change slightly over time.
Does Kim? host events?
Yes. The centre hosts events and performances; check its schedule for upcoming dates.
