News
02.09.2020
Tartu Art House 2021 exhibition schedule!
Tartu Art House is pleased to announce our 2021 exhibition schedule:
LARGE GALLERY
22.01.–21.02. „Good New Sound” (curator Aivar Tõnso)
26.02.–28.03. Kaido Ole and Jonas Gasiunas (LT)
02.04.–01.05. Krista Mölder
06.05.–06.06. Mirjam Hinn and Alar Tuul
11.06.–11.07. Silver Vahtre
12.07.–25.07. REFURBISHING
30.07.–29.08. Triin Kerge and Aksel Haagensen
13.07.2020
The 9th Geumgang Nature Art Biennale 2020 Open Call for "Nature Art Video Exhibition"
The Korean Nature Artists' Association "YATOO(野投)" is an art organization which was founded in 1981, and has developed as a field-oriented nature art movement focusing on free expressions with installation, drawing, and performance. It is an art organization which has clear history and identity with the view of nature that we should comply with the order of nature and try to harmonize with it, and it has tried to express such a view through various means of modern fine art.
08.07.2020
Estonia represented by Kristina Norman, Bita Razavi and Emily Rosaly Saal at the 59th Venice Biennale
For the upcoming, 59th Venice Biennale Estonian pavilion exhibits a project by Kristina Norman and Bita Razavi titled “Orchidelirium: An Appetite for Abundance“ (curated by Corina L. Apostol), inspired by Emily Rosaly Saal ‘s (1871-1954) watercolours and paintings of tropical plants. In the exhibition the artists combine historic and new artworks to propose a multifaceted view on colonial history and its problematics.
30.06.2020
ARS Creative Saturday
Creative Saturday is a series of events organised by the Estonian Artists Association, during which everyone can get better acquainted with the work of artists, designers and creative enterprises at ARS Art Factory.
During this Creative Saturday, in addition to visiting studios, there will be demonstrations at the video game museum LVLup!. Exciting things will also take place at the ARS Ceramic Centre and the Applied Art Gallery.
03.06.2020
Paul Aguraiuja to assume role of new director of Tallinn Art Hall
The Council of Tallinn Art Hall Foundation has elected Paul Aguraiuja as the new director of Tallinn Art Hall. Aguraiuja is an experienced leader of creative teams and organisations and, according to the council, his strong foundation in the field of culture, combined his inclusive management experience and a bold vision were decisive in selecting him as the new director.