The exhibition features works by the six artists nominated for the prize, Andris Kaļiņins, Gunta Lante, Madara Freidenfelde, Paula Viļuma, Renāte Pagaste and Sofija Frančeska Putniņa. 
This year, the SEB Scholarship in Painting competition is taking place for the 16th time and is aimed at promoting students' career development, mastery and creativity. 

Open hours: 
Monday – Friday 10:00AM–6:00PM
Break 2:30PM–3:00PM
Kalpaka Boulevard 13, Riga
Free admission

The exhibition features nine artists whose moving image works explore the relationships between the body, the land, and the living world.
Rooted in environmental humanities and intergenerational knowledge, the exhibition emphasises the interdependence between living beings and their surroundings. Our bodies do not exist in isolation; they are continuously shaped by—and, in turn, shape—the ecosystems they inhabit in a dynamic process of mutual influence and transformation.

Artists: Sofia Lùndari (Italy), MARIA (US), Natasha Viosna Moody (UK), Hannah Morgan (UK), Djuna O’Neill (Ireland), Louis Rizzo Naudi (UK), Sabīne Šnē (Latvia), Agate Tūna (Latvia) and Ella Yolande (UK).

Open hours:
Tuesday – Saturday, 12:00PM–18:00PM
LMA Experimental Art Space "Pilot", Riharda Vāgnera Street 3, Riga, Latvia 
Free entrance

The group of finalists of the exhibition consists of six artists: Andris Kaļiņins, Gunta Lante, Madara Freidenfelde, Paula Viļuma, Renāte Pagaste and Sofija Frančeska Putniņa.

This year, the SEB Scholarship in Painting competition is taking place for the 16th time with the aim to support students' career development, mastery and creativity.

The award ceremony will take place on 20 November at 17.00 in the LMA Hall, when the winner of the "SEB Scholarship in Painting 2024" will be announced and the winner of the audience's favourite vote will be announced. The winner of the SEB Scholarship will receive EUR 2000 and a visit to a Contemporary Art Fair in a European Union city together with a paid workshop in the city where the fair will take place.