Inta Ruka

Latvian | 1958

Inta Ruka is a Latvian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1958. Numerous key galleries and museums such as LNMM, Latvian National Museum of Art have featured Inta Ruka's work in the past.Inta Ruka's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 754 USD to 767 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2012 the record price for this artist at auction is 767 USD for KLARA VANAGA, BALVI, LATVIA (FROM THE SERIES: MY COUNTRY PEOPLE), sold at Lempertz, Cologne in 2012. Inta Ruka has been featured in articles for Blok Magazine and ArtDaily. The most recent article is Don’t Cry! written for Blok Magazine in November 2023.

Janis Stebers, 1986

Gelatin silver print

34.7 x 33 cm.

Aivars Ruduss (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality). - Inta Ruka

Aivars Ruduss (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality)., 1998

Gelatin silver print

35.5 x 34cm. 40 x 38.5cm.

Aija Zariwa (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality). - Inta Ruka

Aija Zariwa (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality)., 1999

silver print

35 x 34cm. 40 x 38.5cm.

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At Auction

Recent Auction Results

From the collection "Country People"

By Inta Ruka

Birkenfelds Gallery

Aivars Ruduss (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality).

By Inta Ruka

Van Ham Fine Art Auctions

Ilona Bruvere (From: Latvia. Changing and unchanging reality).

By Inta Ruka

Van Ham Fine Art Auctions

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Past Exhibitions

Don’t Cry! Feminist Perspectives in Latvian Art: 1965–2023

LNMM, Latvian National Museum of Art

Riga | Latvia

Jul 15,2023 - Oct 15,2023

Morning Coffee on the Roof the Town

Serlachius Manor

Mantta | Finland

Nov 05,2022 - Apr 16,2023

12 Photographers / 125 Photographs / 10 Series

LNMM, Latvian National Museum of Art

Riga | Latvia

Feb 19,2022 - Dec 31,2022

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Articles

Don’t Cry!

Blok Magazine 08/11/2023

In the past decade, museums and exhibition halls across the world have been paying more attention to women-artists than ever.

"Don't Cry! Feminist Perspectives in Latvian Art: 1965–2023", LNMA Main Building; Riga, Latvia

ArtDaily 15/07/2023

From 15 July to 15 October 2023, the exhibition Don’t Cry! Feminist Perspectives in Latvian Art: 1965–2023 is on view in the Great Hall of the main building of the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga (Jaņa Rozentāla laukums 1).

Latvian National Museum of Art Opens a New Permanent Exhibition 12 Photographers / 125 Photographs / 10 Series

ArtDaily 21/02/2022

The new permanent exhibition 12 Photographers / 125 Photographs / 10 Series is open to the public in four small cabinets in the right wing of the 2nd floor of the main building of the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga.

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