Triin Kerge and Aksel Haagensen will open their exhibition “Off We Go!” in the large gallery of Tartu Art House.

The renowned designer, urban artist, printmaker, theatre and film artist Vahtre calls his last year’s large-format series “Collages of Tartu” but what else can the creation of an artist be called other than “collage”. Be it a portrait or a landscape and even if the outcome is purely realist, the…

Hinn is abstract and dynamic while Tuul is more powerful and brutal, even forthright. The idea of the joint exhibition is based on a fiction that is used to introduce numerous stories and abstract interpretations about our society and subconsciousness. This means that the dialogue of the artists creates a…

The limits of photography are set by the human vision. Mölder plays with these limits, tests them like a foot testing the water: entering it, letting herself be enveloped by it. The water is tepid, almost the temperature of the body. Therefore the crossing of the line, the change of…

Although both the Lithuanian Gasiūnas and the Estonian Ole are among the most esteemed painters of their home countries, their oeuvre is in fact very different. Their personalities are also dissimilar. But something in their creative nature or in the urgency that they approach their art is still comparable. That…

The Garden of Branching Sounds focuses on the twists and turns of time and space associated with experiencing sound and music. The heart and engine of the exhibition is the surround sound mixer or Linkispace built by Timo Toots, which can be used to select and move sounds inspired by…

Participating artists: Damien Beyrouthy (France/Lebanon), Dénes Farkas (Estonia/Hungary), Anna Guilló (France/Catalonia) and Pascal Navarro (France). The exhibition is curated by Sara Bédard-Goulet (University of Tartu) and Peeter Talvistu (Tartu Artists’ Union).

On Thursday, 30 July at 5 pm the German group exhibition “Intersection. Together for a Second” will be opened in the large gallery at Tartu Art House.In this exhibition intersect the diverse handwritings of four German artists: Else Gold, Katharina Lewonig, Matthias Lehmann and Tobias Stengel. They have jointly undertaken …

On Friday, 5 June at 5 p.m. Vilen Künnapu’s personal exhibition “Everyday Atlantis…” will be opened in the large gallery of the Tartu Art House. At the opening, the catalogue “Vilen Künnapu. Paintings” containing 65 works of art and the accompanying commentaries by authors from different countries will be presented.

The exhibition reveals the world of symbols of the singular printmaker Vello Vinn where words and shapes transform together. The simplest and probably the most precise definition for Vinn’s prints is “psychedelic” but often the term “surreal” is used to define them.