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In autumn 2013 the Art Museum of Estonia started an extensive project, focusing on investigating and conserving the retable of the high al...
Estonian Art 14/2
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EAA’s former plot of land in central Tallinn has now been turned into the most banal form of everyday urban life: a car park. The absence of...
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The reputation of Tartu as Estonia’s ‘capital of graffiti’ gradually emerged in the second half of the last decade, and quietly gathered for...
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Eha Komissarov (EK): A heated discussion recently took place on Facebook about young artists and their paintings. Some remarks were really h...
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(NJL): The term ‘post-internet’ is rather ambiguous and slippery in terms of its generalised application. It seems to me that the term lacks...
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As I try to reflect on the topic of (art) education, I actually end up stressing the importance of what one does when the academy is breakin...
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Anna-Maria Jams (a graduate of the Sally art studio):
Contemporary art is like one big test. There are so many opportunities today to make ...
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Is it possible to define the current Estonian sound art situation? It exists, but it’s hard to find. It seldom appears, and it is occasional...
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“We wanted to give young people a chance to speak about what matters to them.” Annely Kőster, the director of Experimenta!1
The contemporar...