The exhibit 'In City Wanders' features the work of various Latvian artists and writers exploring their experiences in Riga, Berlin, and Paris. Organized by poet Kārlis Vērdiņš and other prominent cultural figures, this display encourages attendees to engage deeply with the urban charm and spirit of these cities while reflecting on the influences of modern architecture and public life. The exhibition invites visitors to step into the role of casual city observers, or flâneurs, as they immerse themselves in the displayed works that embody urban life.

Through the lens of flânerie, the exhibition showcases how writers and artists document the nuances of urban experience, from the landscape's architectural details to the sounds and rhythms of city life. The visitor experience is designed to mirror a leisurely stroll through a city, where art integrates seamlessly with everyday observations and environments. The collective narratives captured in this exhibition highlight the evolving visual language of urban settings, presenting a contemporary dialogue about cultural identity shaped by geographical mobility and historical context.

This exhibition not only highlights individual artistic contributions but also serves as a research project, drawing connections between literary and visual interpretations of urban life. Visitors are encouraged to explore these themes and reflect on how cultures intermingle within cityscapes, prompting a deeper understanding of the role art plays in interpreting and experiencing the world around us within an urban context.