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REMOTE OPEN DAY CONSULTATIONS FROM MAY 11. TO MAY 15.

Due to emergency restrictions on public events and gatherings, The Art Academy of Lavia (AAL) will hold remote consultations from May 11 to May 15 to meet online with young people who want to study art.

In the consultations it will be possible to get acquainted with the study process at the academy and entrance examinations for the 2020/2021 academic year. You can apply for group consultations and ask questions by writing to the e-mails of study methodologists until May 11.

From 11 to 15 May, the heads of study programs, faculties and departments will answer the submitted questions during the online consultations. The exact time of the consultation, link and password to the consultation platforms will be published on the AAL website.

Shortly after the remote open day consultations, in June, the AAL will invite all interested parties to the annual exhibition of the AAL diploma theses where the latest diploma theses of the bachelor's and master's study programs will be showcased. This year the exhibition will be viewable virtually.

AAL invites all current students to follow the information on the following online resources - AAL website, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

If you have any questions about studying, please do not hesitate to contact to e-mail below.

For bachelor's program:
For master's program:
For doctoral program:

Faculty of Visual Arts:

Painting department:
Graphic department:
Textile Art department:
Drawing department:

Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts:

Sculpture department:
Ceramics department:
Glass Art department:

Faculty of Design:

Functional Design department:
Metal Design department:
Fashion Art department:
Environmental Art department:

Faculty of Audio-Visual Media Art:

Visual Communication department:
Department "Motion. Picture. Sound.":
Scenography department:

Faculty of Art Science:

Art History and Theory department:
Restoration department:

The EU4ART European University, created by four higher art education institutions, aims to develop a common flexible curriculum in fine arts. The four full partners are Hungarian University of Fine Arts (Budapest), Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, Academy of Fine Arts of Rome and Art Academy of Latvia, Riga. Learn more