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Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian Design Exhibitions from the Early 1960s to the Late 1980s
During the Soviet years, joint Baltic exhibition...
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The state of the Estonian design market, from both the creative and consumer perspectives, has never been more abundant in terms of inventiv...
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In his book “B is for Bauhaus: An A-Z of the Modern World”, Deyan Sudjic, the director of The Design Museum in London, under “C” states: “It...
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Art and technology in the twenty-first century are no longer segregated, as they were in the past. The increase in artistic activities using...
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In recent years, Tartu has received a lot of attention for its museums. The newly opened Estonian National Museum and new additions to the T...
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I am feeling numb. I am staring at a blank screen illuminating my face in a dark room. A Facebook wall is falling like a waterfall of useles...
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“This virtual world, that has become real, celebrates the end of ideology, history and ultimately of humanity”(1)
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If post-internet were a fairy tale character, she wouldn’t be the prettiest princess on Earth, loved by everyone. Nope, post-internet would ...
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Since 2010, one of the most popular series on Estonian television has been ENSV(Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic), a comedy set in the lat...
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What does it mean to publish a book? This question is both the most childish and the most serious of questions. The childish part is asking ...