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Kristjan Raud (18651943) belongs to the older generation of Estonian artistic pathfinders. Together with his twin brother Paul Raud and his...
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When Estonia re-entered open society in the nineties, those in the arts abandoned a number of restraints and taboos, which had applied in So...
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(First published in Postimees, 2 October 1998)
Things do not look too good for the Tallinn 11th Graphic Art Triennial. Not a single decen...
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The world turns transparent in the autumn and Tartu is a town of the autumn. Therefore those who seek what the world is trying to hide love ...
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There are many people in the world who are worried about the present state of art and about its future. Conceptual art, for example, which s...
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The current features of Estonian painting have been shaped by two challenges the experiences of the closed system during the previous few ...
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In 1939 Christopher Isherwood wrote Goodbye to Berlin which later became the basis for John van Bruten‰s play, Fred Edd John Kander‰s musica...
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Estonian media art can be divided into the following categories: video, video-performance, video-installation, interactive installation (usi...
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The Chaplin Centre was established through private initiative. By maintaining the house which formerly belonged to the district and municipa...
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In March 1993, the Soros Center for Contemporary Arts, Estonia, officially opened its doors. The conference hall which used to belong to the...