An important exhibition for Baltic states "Wild Souls. Symbolism in the Baltic States" will open in the Musee d'Orsay in exactly one month from today. The opening of the exhibition takes place on 9th of April and it is an huge step for Baltic art scene to present the creation of …
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This June, Tallinn Art Week will once again shine the light on Estonian contemporary art with a series of exhibitions and events around the city. the festival takes place from 11-17th of June with the focus on the complicated relationship patterns of humanity versus technology.Following its manifesto “playing God? Future …
In Contemporary Art Museum Kiasma in Helsinki, an exhibition "There and Back again - Contemporary Art from the Baltic Sea Region" opened on November 9th. The exhibition also presents the works of Estonian artists.Topic of the exhibition deals with travelling and journeys - people do that, but also goods and …
December is an excellent month to see Estonian art and design in Paris. Just this moment many artists and designers are there with their works. On 7th December opens the travelling exhibition of Estonian design at the culture centre La Cite de la Mode et du Design. Also, the most famous …
This year's Baltic Young Artist Award has come to an end and on 15th November winners were announced at the ceremony in Riga. According to international jury's decision, main prize went to Katrina Čemme from Latvia. Public Choice prize went to Laura Motiejunaite from Lithuania. Together, there was 78 participants from …
Last week started the public voting of Baltic Young Artist Award 2017, which will reveal this years' best young artist from Baltic countries. 78 participants from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are competing to win the prizes. Baltic Young Artist Award presents artworks from various styles as painting, graphic art and sculpture …
Estonian artist Tanja Muravskaja opens her personal exhibition "Hero" tomorrow on 19th of October in Tartu Art House. The topic of the exhibition parallels the soldiers of NATO with young Estonians from the youth corps of the Estonian Defence League.Topic of the exhibition is connected to the situation in nowadays world. …
In the framework of Tallinn Photo Month, from 29. September until 1. October will be held Estonian Photographic Art Fair, which is one of a kind in Estonian art field. The event takes place in the Green hall of Telliskivi Loomelinnak.From the programme can be found many interesting events, focusing …
There´s a lot going on for Estonia these times. Presidency of the Council of the EU, centenary of the Republic and now, related to all this, the notorious street artist Edward von Lõngus has started his (R)estart Reality tour to conquer Europe with some quirky characters from ca 100 years ago brought to life by augmented reality technology.
Estonian Photographic Art Fair is the first and only contemporary art fair in Estonia and is held for the seventh time this year. The fair aims to introduce recent works of contemporary estonian photographic artists and to offer information on strategies of collecting contemporary art.
Fahle Gallery is opening the “Project MOMENTUM. Paintings, video, and text” by Raoul Kurvitz Friday, 23th of September at 19:00. One work will be presented before the exhibition opening exclusively in NOAR.Project MOMENTUM embodies three episodes: first episode, MOMENTUM I will be presented with exhibition opening this Friday. Episodes MOMENTUM …
On 15th of April the exhibition "End of Abend Land" featuring recent works by a renowned Latvian artist Andris Vitolinš" opens at Fahle Gallery in Tallinn.
Exhibition "Frame grabber" has also captured himself among the pop culture symbols and icons of the era. With the help of pictorial means of expression, the captured moment in Ritums Ivanovs’ works transforms the icons and symbols of today, as well as those of bygone times, into a different dimension …
NOAR´s founders, Andra Orn and Kadri Uus, talked about the art platform and their vision for future with Agnese Civle from Arterritory.com.
Indepent Collectors asked this question from Débora Delmar, one of the brightest stars in the international contemporary art scene at the moment.