No. 3 (2026): Parodyk virtuvę / Show Me the Kitchen

					View No. 3 (2026): Parodyk virtuvę / Show Me the Kitchen

Parodyk virtuvę is a Lithuanian phrase which is used to say: “Show me the kitchen!” It is used when somebody wants to know the secrets of a particularly tasty dish or hack, as an invitation to look behind the curtain, without reference to specific skills or discipline. It is a gesture to reveal what is going on before a dish—a delicious blend of art and research—is served. Showing is a relational act. It implies interaction, questioning, trust, and generosity.

In Show Me the Kitchen, we are staying with artists in their own milieu, detailing a plurality of knowledges they carry. Artmaking transforms into art-doing. Whispering, conspiring, resonating, rocking, rotating, attracting, looping, co-conditioning, and defying gravity are ways in which our authors navigate their respective kitchens.

They are pleased to meet you: do come inside!

LANDING’s Editors Miklós (Miki) Ambrózy, Sophie L. O. Durand worked closely with contributing authors to develop their texts using a mode of peer connected reviewing as outlined in the editorial text 'Kitchen Notes'. This issue’s design as a versatile artist book was developed through dialogue with the publishing initiative Arklys (bachelor students in the Vilnius Art Academy’s Graphic Arts Department). Parodyk virtuvę connects different generations of artists, diverse methods of research, healthy practices of disagreement, and a creative resolution as a limited handmade edition.

Images of the book.

Full editorial booklet, including details of the issue’s vision-design-realisation from Arklys and traces of the peer-connect process from contributing authors Jess Day and Nele Brökelmann.  

 

ISSN 3030-2021
eISSN 3030-203X

© Vilnius Academy of Arts, 2026

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Issue Editors

Miklós (Miki) Ambrózy, Sophie L. O. Durand

Vision-design-realisation

Publishing Initiative “Arklys”

IG: @arklys_

Mindaugas Aniūnas, Ugnė Janeliauskaitė, Julius Gaižauskas, Gintautė Siniakovaitė, Alvė Skauronaitė, Aidas Stončius, Izabelė Žepnickaitė, Elena Juknevičiūtė

Fonts: Niina by Patrick Zavadski, Plantin MT Pro by Frank Hinman Pierpont, Arial Narrow by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders

Paper: Luxline Grey 1512 g/m2, Diamond Transplot 92 g/m2, Munken Lynx 100 g/m2

Published: 2026-09-29

Articles

  • Kitchen Notes

    Miklós (Miki) Ambrózy, Sophie L. O. Durand (Author)
    4-10
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/crv79b38
  • Studio as a Kitchen Drunk blueberries, seismic cake, electromagnetic ice cream

    Julijonas Urbonas (Author)
    33-48
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/9fh0ym91
  • Apie Šnabždesius About Whispers

    Eglė Davidavičė (Author)
    49-84
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/5eezng45
  • Activating the Conspiracist Archive Tracing, Layering, and Speculative Association

    Adomas Žudys , Indrė Liškauskaitė (Author)
    85-116
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/txz4kb65
  • Making Sense of Practice Methods for reviewing your visual diaries

    Jess Day (Author)
    117-145
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/3at9g771
  • The Gravity of World-Making

    Nele Brökelmann (Author)
    149-166
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/sc27sz05
  • oscillation on rational and not

    Rūta Spelskytė (Author)
    167-186
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.37522/204nhg94