New friendship - more art closer to your home

This summer has been a busy one for REWO, not only in terms of projects, but also in terms of new acquaintances, which turn into beautiful friendships. A great example of this is our acquaintance with the MO Museum, of which we have become a major sponsor this summer!


We signed a long-term support agreement with the MO Museum to bring culture and art even closer to home. Building and nurturing communities by offering cultural experiences is one of the main objectives of the partnership between the MO Museum and REWO.

Focus on communities

According to Milda Ivanauskienė, director of the MO Museum, bringing communities together and nurturing them is one of the museum's goals. She is delighted that private businesses are also becoming increasingly interested in these competencies.

"MO is not just a building on Pylimo Street. We travel to various places, both physically and virtually, and bring communities together. Enriching leisure time with culture is especially important in emotionally challenging times. I believe that thanks to our collaboration with our new major sponsor REWO, even more people will discover art in new spaces. This support will also contribute to the sustainability of MO, which is particularly important for the cultural sector in the context of the pandemic," says M. Ivanauskienė.

According to REWO CEO Edvinas Malevskis, the well-being of people looking for modern real estate depends not only on buildings. Therefore, the partnership with the leading museum of modern art in Lithuania is determined by patronage and cooperation intentions.

"We share a similar sense of aesthetics. Architecture, as one of the arts, is in our field of vision every day. Many times we have seen  how important the aesthetic expression of the surrounding environment is to every person. We are not only here to support art at a sensitive time for culture. We are committed to a continuous creative process, the benefits of which will be felt first and foremost by the current and future buyers of our homes, our community," says E. Malevskis.

More art in public spaces

According to the director of the MO Museum, integrating art into public spaces is another opportunity to bring art closer to people: not only in museums, but also on the streets, near homes, in squares, and in shared project spaces.

The MO team and art professionals will collaborate with REWO on public space consultancy and installation - how to create and develop the environment through the integration of art.

A different approach to the real estate project development

According to REWO director E. Malevskis, contemporary real estate projects are subject to increasingly high expectations, including sustainability, benefits to society, and aesthetic, emotional, and cultural satisfaction. "In the context of these new trends, art and culture are taking on new meanings and perspectives in real estate development. We are confident that our clients will live in the context of modern art in one way or another, and this is a value that we are happy to provide to the modern, busy city person.