The Latvian National Museum of Art is a prominent establishment dedicated to visual arts, showcasing a vast collection that highlights both local and international works. Its venues include the main museum in Rīga, the Decorative Arts and Design Museum, the Roman Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova Museum, and the Arsenāls Exhibition Hall among others. The museum offers a comprehensive array of exhibitions, including permanent displays of Latvian art from 1780 to 1940, as well as temporary exhibitions that feature contemporary themes, such as the “Layers of Contemporary Baltic Glass Art.”

In addition to engaging art exhibitions, the museum provides educational programs, workshops, and guided tours that cater to families, schools, and the general public. Special initiatives such as the Art Museum Youth Club and volunteering opportunities invite community participation. Events are regularly spearheaded to celebrate art, including lectures and film screenings, making the museum a vibrant cultural hub in Latvia. Visitors are encouraged to explore art’s transformative power through diverse experiences and artistic expressions.