"Looking Away. Women Artists in the Zuzāns Collection: 2000–2026" focuses on living artists and works produced during the first two decades of the twenty-first century, composing an idiosyncratic collective biography of the period. The exhibition brings together works by around forty women artists living in Latvia, across the Baltic region, and elsewhere in the world, most of them drawn from the Zuzāns Collection. The remarkable number of women artists inspired its premise represented in the collection, which encompasses more than 500 artists and works dating from the early twentieth century to the present.

Artists: Anna Afanasjeva, Mathilde Albouy, Flēra Birmane, Anna Ceipe, Anna Egle, Mārīte Guščika, Helēna Heinrihsone, Ieva Iltnere, Rasa Jansone, Inese Kalniņa, Edīte Karlsone, Alise Kaska, Frančeska Kirke, Sandra Krastiņa, Kristīne Krauze-Slucka, Siji Krishnan, Anda Lāce, Kris Lemsalu, Agate Lielpētere, Kristīne Madjare, Sarmīte Māliņa (and Kristaps Kalns), Daria Meļņikova, Inga Meldere, Dzelde Mierkalne, Lauma Muižarāja, Katrīna Neiburga un Zane Zelmene, Aija Pole, Inta Ruka, Luīze Rukšāne, Līva Rutmane, Elza Sīle, Skuja Braden, Anastasia Sosunova, Līga Spunde, Rasa Šulca, Evita Vasiļjeva, Solveiga Vasiļjeva, Laura Veļa, Sabīne Vernere, Ieva Viese, Nele Zirnīte

As part of the exhibition, Zuzeum Art Museum will implement an accessibility project aimed at enabling people with visual impairments to explore the exhibition’s artworks through touch and other accessibility solutions.