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There is nothing more complicated than following the call of those who research Eastern European art space to focus on similarities, coincid...
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In March 1919, a newspaper published a few columns mixed in with adverts. “It is not right and proper that we send off the first few vital i...
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The Art Products’ Factory, or better known as the Art Workshops, was founded soon after World War II and became a diverse and significant ph...
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After Estonia regained its independence, the sculpture of public places was involved in politics quite intensely: from the end of the 1980...
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What is ECADC?
The Estonian Contemporary Art Development Center is a small organization with a large vision. We are one of several natio...
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Twentieth century theatre has seen various avant-garde trends, which have tried to rid it of the reputation of theatre being a ‘bourgeois fi...
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To be honest, it wasn’t exactly the camp-laden and cheesy Eurovision finals that paved the way to Winny Puhh’s surprise appearance at Owen’s...
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During the past year, an active group of sculptors with somewhat similar artistic language has stood out in the local art field, and their f...
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Vienna is a city of secrets and hidden places.
You have to know people who open the doors and guide you inside;
otherwise, you will stay l...
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Endel Kõks (1912 Tartu, Estonia – 1983 Örebro, Sweden) could be called a most presentable exile Estonian artist, however silly the word comb...