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Fine Arts
- Art in the Stalinist Period
- Painting
- Graphic Arts
- New Art of the Late Twentieth Century
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Applied Arts
- 1945–1955: The Stalinist Period
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1955–1974: Folkloric Modernism
- Art for everyday life
- Ceramics: From Mass Production to Individuality
- Textiles: "The Future Belongs to Mass-produced Fabrics"
- Woodworking: Between Mass Production and Unique Creations
- Metal Art: For the Public and for the Home
- Leather Art: Bringing Beauty to Everyday Life
- Glassworks: Drawn to Transparency
- In Conclusion
- Photography
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Literature
- 1945–1954: Lithuanian Literature in the Stalinist Years
- 1955–1965: Freedom in the Years of the "Thaw"
- 1965–1972: Resurgence
- 1973–1980: The Gray Years
- 1981–1988: Flower Children and Utopia's Collapse
- 1989–1992: The Unity of the Singing Revolution
- 1993–2002: From the Gariūnai Market to the Frankfurt Book Fair
- Dance
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Theatre
- 1945–1956: The Theatre of the “New Reality”
- 1956–1968: Recovery and First Strides
- 1968–1980: Outbreaks of Rebellion and Semblances of Freedom
- 1980–1990: The Triumph of Authorial Directing
- 1990–2000: The Taste of Freedom
- Scenography
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Architecture
- 1944–1954: The Stalinist Period in Architecture
- 1955–1959: The Beginnings of Modernism
- 1960–1969: The Lithuanian School of Architecture—Growth and Maturity
- 1970–1979: The Lithuanian Architecture School—Years of Triumph
- 1979–1989: Toward Postmodernism: The Final Soviet Decade
- 1990–2000: The Architecture of Freedom
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Design
- 1954–1979: Was There Such a Thing as Soviet Lithuanian Design?
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Cinema
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