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Of all the ways to approach art, lately I feel that only personal ways matter. For me, when I try to understand other artists, one of those ...
Estonian Art 18/1
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Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla interviews Laura Linsi, Roland Reemaa and Tadeáš Říha
Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara (Grafton Architects, Dubli...
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Estonians tend to think of themselves as “nature people”. This concept is pretty vague and describes a way of seeing the world. But nature i...
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There is a tradition of well-skilled taxidermists in Eastern Europe, yet the phenomenon of architectural taxidermy is an interesting anomaly...
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Julia Hinderink talks to Siim Tuksam and Sille Pihlak
I met Sille Pihlak at the end of last year when she came to Garmisch Partenkirchen ...
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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 October and November of last year, Tartu simultaneously hosted two solo exhibitions in different venues. Overtly political, both dealt wi...
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‘Let them be helpless like children, because weakness is a great thing and strength is nothing. When a man is just born he is weak and flexi...
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Elisa-Johanna Liiv’s Book Recommendations
When two book lovers (Elisa-Johanna Liiv and Triinu Kööba) started working together on a dream,...
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Traditionally, Kiasma’s collection exhibitions have had thematic framings. In recent years, the starting points for exhibition projects have...