As Christmas holidays are approaching, the VDA community is traditionally organizing its Christmas Art Fair in support of Ukraine - now for the 4th time. We invite everyone to come together, share in the spirit of community, and most importantly — support Ukraine.
When: November 27–30, 2025, daily, from 12:00 to 20:00.
Where: VDA New Palace, Chess Hall (Malūnų St. 5, Vilnius).
At the fair, visitors can purchase original artworks, books, and other items, for which most of the income from sold artworks will go directly to support efforts in Ukraine.
Artists: students, graduates, and faculty members participating in the fair can choose to donate either 50% or 100% of the funds from their sold art pieces and works (if 50% is donated, the remaining 50% goes to the artist).
If you would like to contribute and sell your artwork at the fair, donating the funds to Ukraine, please register by email at menomuge@vda.lt (provide the price(s) of your work(s), the percentage to be donated, the artist's contact information (email/phone number), and the time you plan to deliver the work(s)).
Artworks will be accepted until November 26th on weekdays in Room 321 or in the Department of Graphic Art, Room 320 (Malūnų St. 5, Vilnius) (at the agreed time).
During the fair, visitors can also purchase calendars of 2026 created by the VDA Vilnius Faculty Graphic Art department community, featuring original graphic prints (estampes). All profits from calendar sales will go to support Ukraine.
This year, the fair is promoted more widely — through LRT promotional clips, radio, and, as always, social media.
Organizers: VDA Vilnius Faculty, department of Graphic Art.
Our friends: VDA Publishing house, Vilnius Graphic Art Center (VGMC), M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art, gallery "5 Malūnai", Plastic Boombastic.
For more news about the fair, follow the VDA Graphic Art department on Instagram and Facebook page.
Together until victory!
Past fairs:
- November 28–December 1, 2024
- 2023 LRT
- November 30–December 3, 2023
- November 24–27, 2022
- March 1–6, 2022
Visual design: Rokas Bočkus
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