The coronavirus pandemic that has engulfed Lithuania and the world and the subsequent quarantine, have had an effect on quite a number of cultural summer events. The long-anticipated programme of the festival could not be implemented in May, yet once the first restrictions were moved, we decided not to wait for another spring, and find the solution \u2013 to organise a summer dance programme for the first time in the history of the festival, and present it to its faithful fans.<\/p>\n
The international Aerowaves programme was introduced through the exceptional dance performances in quite unusual places of Vilnius, Kaunas and Kaunas District.<\/p>\n
The work by a young Czech artist Viktor \u010cernick\u00fd Pli was introduced free of charge for the audience in the house of the Presidential Palace and in Raudondvaris Manor, the Neighbourhood Park, Kaunas District.<\/p>\n
The stairs of MO museum in Vilnius and Mykolas \u017dilinskas Art Gallery offered a stage for the work of a Hungarian choreographer M\u00e1t\u00e9 M\u00e9sz\u00e1ros, a dynamic piece that explores the distance between the bodies, the Mechanics of Distance.<\/p>\n
Work-in-progress, a programme of Lithuanian artists, was introduced in the terrace of MO museum.<\/p>\n
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