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Scenography
Art historian, Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities; researcher of various genres of 20th century Lithuanian theatre.
Graduated in 1980 from the Lithuanian State Art Institute with a degree in art history and theory.
In 2011, defended her doctoral dissertation, The Artist and Manifestations of Modernism in Lithuanian Theatre in the 1920s and 1930s.
Areas of research: set designs for puppet and dramatic theatre and other theatrical genres, theatre design in inter-war and contemporary Lithuanian theatre.
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Architecture
Architectural historian, Associate Professor at Vilnius University.
Researcher of the social and technological contexts of modern architecture and the history and heritage of industrial architecture.
Drėmaitė is an active participant in academic projects concerned with modern architectural history and the industrial heritage of the Nordic and Baltic countries, has delivered presentations at international conferences, and has prepared and collaborated on a collectively-authored monograph entitled Architektūra sovietinėje Lietuvoje (Architecture in Soviet Lithuania, Vilnius Academy of Arts publishers, 2012).
Collaborator on the internet project www.modernizmas.lt.
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Fine Arts
Art historian, exhibition curator, Senior Fellow at the Lithuanian Cultural Research Institute, member of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA).
Graduated from the Lithuanian State Art Institute in 1989 with a degree in art history.
In 2001, defended her doctoral dissertation, The Anthropological Dimensions of Lithuanian Art from the 1960s to the 1990s.
Author of the monograph Vaizdinis posūkis (Visual Turning Point, 2011).
Taught at the Vilnius Arts Academy in 2002-2007. Lecturer on visual theory at Vilnius University since 2013.
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Literature
Poet, essayist, literary critic, researcher, Research Fellow with the Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore.
Studied Lithuanian philology and literary criticism at Klaipėda University.
Defended his dissertation on modern Soviet-era Lithuanian poetry at Vilnius and Greifswald Universities.
Lectured on contemporary Lithuanian literature at Klaipėda and Vilnius Universities.
Author of three collections of poetry.
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Photography
Art critic, exhibit curator, author of Vilnius Sculpture Walks, a cultural guide to the public statues and sculpture of Lithuania's capital.
Member of the Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists' Association. Conferred the title of Artist in 2013.
Taught photography history at the Vilnius College of Design in 2012–2013.
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Dance
Vita Mozūraitė (1960–2014) was a Lithuanian dance critic and book researcher.
Mozūraitė danced for many years with the modern and classical dance company Polėkis (under the direction of Elena Juodišienė). She authored one of the first dance reviews in her letters to Helmutas Šabasevičius when he was serving in the Soviet military in the early 1980s. Mozūraitė collaborated with the Lithuanian Dance Information Center (LDIC). As part of the LDIC's New Baltic Dance contemporary dance festival in 2011, Mozūraitė introduced a seminar on critical writing entitled "Šokis žodžiu – ne[w]kritika" (Dance In Words—Ne[w]Critique). Mozūraitė worked to assemble a source database for contemporary dance research being conducted with more detailed scientific methods.
As a book researcher, Mozūraitė defended her social sciences PhD dissertation "Vaikų knygos leidyba Lietuvoje: 1940–1990 m." (Publication of Children's Books in Lithuania between 1940 and 1990) in 1993. In 2002, she began teaching as an Associate Professor at the Institute of Library and Information Sciences at the Kaunas Faculty of Vilnius University.
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Applied Arts
Art historian, Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities, Senior Academic Fellow with the Lithuanian Cultural Research Institute.
Graduated from the State Art Institute in 1982 with a degree in art history and theory.
In 1994, defended her art history dissertation The Historical Development and Artistic Attributes of Lithuanian Textiles (20th Century).
Author of monographs on textile artists Antanas Tamošaitis (2004), Juozas Balčikonis (2004), and Ramutė Jasudytė (2011).
Author of numerous articles in the academic and popular press and encyclopedic publications on 20th century applied arts and handicrafts.
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Dance
Art historian, dance historian and critic.
Graduated from the Lithuanian State Art Institute in 1989 with a degree in art history.
Defended his doctoral dissertation on trends in art history in 1993.
Senior Academic Fellow at the Lithuanian Cultural Research Institute. Teaches at the Vilnius Academy of Arts and the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Senior Editor of Krantai, a leading Lithuanian journal on art and culture.
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Theatre
Theatre critic and historian.
Lecturer on the history of Lithuanian theatre and dramaturgy at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre since 2005.
Research Fellow at the Lithuanian Cultural Research Institute’s Music and Theatre History Division since 2010.
An active participant in deliberations about current issues of contemporary theatre, Trinkūnaitė has written numerous reviews of stage productions, investigative and analytical articles, delivered presentations to national and international conferences, and has participated in numerous national and international theatre festivals.
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Dance
Musicologist, Associate Professor with the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Graduated from the Lithuanian Conservatory of Music and Theatre with a degree in music history in 1975.
In 1987, defended her doctoral dissertation Lithuanian Ballet. Emergence and Development. Conferred the title of Associate Professor in 1991, and Full Professor in 2011.
Žiūraitytė lectures on music history and 20th century musical language at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
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