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During the cordial meeting, led by the museum cashier (played by actress Anna Šteina), already familiar to viewers of the series, Mula’s friends talked with the curious connoisseur of the art world and participated in joint activities, as well as took pictures together.
Young artist and director Adriāns Toms Kulpe, producers Daina Gāga ħe and Kristīne Morozova also spoke about their experiences creating the series.
As usual, the beloved cat Bricis was also present at all, who never withholds his advice from Mula or her on-screen friends.
In order for the event to be not only entertaining, but also educational, each little guest, with his key of trivia given to him by Mula, opened his envelope of secrets and together assembled his own work of art – an installation of fragments of several paintings.
Each episode of the series “Little Mula in the big world of art” is connected with a Latvian artist and his work.
Several works of art are discussed in 10 unrelated stories: “The Woman with a Chicken” by Jānis Stanislav Roze, “Bathroom” by Boris Bērziņš, “Pļava” by Edgars Iltner, “Nocturne” by Johan Walters, “By the Amber Sea” by Dace Liela and others.
In the series “Ausī” Mula meets the artist Ausekli Bauškinieka, whose role is played by the actor Įrts Krūmiņš. Mula visits Brici in his greatest invention, created in the likeness of Bauškėnieks.
It also houses a workshop and a painting workshop. As in all series, the key to curiosity is also placed in this case, which opens the door to the fascinating world of art. In honor of this series and the outstanding Latvian artist, an installation created under the influence of Ausekļas Baušķeniek’s painting “God’s Ear” was opened for viewing on the museum premises and will continue to be visited.
