Mark Soosaar: Making a Film About Someone Gives Them a Very Long Life
Filmmaker Mark Soosaar discusses the importance of capturing significant individuals through film to grant them a lasting legacy.
Jaak Urmet: You Don't Have to Be Wealthy to Collect Interesting Art
Jaak Urmet discusses the accessibility of art collection, recounting his purchase of childhood drawings by artist Raivo JΓ€rvi and highlighting an upcoming exhibition featuring JΓ€rvi's works.
Maria Seletskaja: when I first came before the orchestra in London, my daughter was seven weeks old, wanting to nurse, not sleep
Estonian conductor Maria Seletskaja discusses her experiences and the contemporary adaptation of the ballet "Giselle," which recently premiered in London.
Aldo JΓ€rvsoo: the remarkable Estonian jewelry art stood out at the presidential reception
Fashion designer Aldo JΓ€rvsoo praised the high level of Estonian jewelry art showcased at the presidential reception, highlighting the work of jeweler Sille Luiga and the beautiful outfits worn, including a notable dress designed by Anu Lensmendi.
Sirje Karis wears Anu Lensmendi's creation at the reception
Estonian First Lady Sirje Karis wore a creation by designer Anu Lensment during the Republic Day reception, crafted using historical techniques in collaboration with local artists.
ICE, THAT CONNECTS β© The artwork dedicated to the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia features the slackline world champion
An artistic video work titled "Ice, That Connects" was created in honor of Estonia's 108th anniversary, symbolizing ice as a unifying element in Estonian nature and culture.
EKA Rector Wears Seaweed Sequined Outfit at the President's Reception
Hilkka Hiiop, the rector of the Estonian Academy of Arts, showcased a unique outfit made of seaweed sequins at the president's reception.
Gallery: The embroiderers of the history of Estonia's book made the last stitches
Eight embroiderers completed the final stitches of a tapestry depicting 500 years of Estonian book history in a ceremony today at the Pallas Art School library.
Helme is considering running again for the position of art museum director
Sirje Helme is contemplating her candidacy for the position of director of the Estonian Art Museum, where she has served since 2009.
Estonian Art Auction is Like an Adult Class Evening: A Little Drink and Then Everyone Goes for the Girls
Artists Siim Raie and Reigo KuivjΓ΅gi discuss optimism and trends in the Estonian art market during a conversation at the PoCo Pop Art Museum.
Illustrations of Estonian Children's Literature Presented at the UN Headquarters in New York
An exhibition showcasing illustrations from Estonian children's literature was launched at the UN headquarters in New York, emphasizing children's rights through art.
Photos: Group Exhibition at EKA Gallery Asks What to Do with the Legacy of Totalitarian Regimes
A new group exhibition at EKA Gallery explores the legacy of totalitarian regimes through artistic interventions in monumental paintings.
25 Estonian Artists Participate in Sooster Memorial Monument Design Competition
Twenty-five artists from Estonia are competing in the design contest for a memorial monument dedicated to the artist Γlo Sooster.
Runge: Thank God young people learning don't know how terrible it is to be an artist
Artist Sirje Runge discusses the challenges of being an artist and reflects on her career in a recent interview.
Lokk: One should leave when it's fun, not when everyone expects your death
Tiina Lokk reflects on her leadership of the PΓFF film festival, emphasizing that one should leave at their peak rather than in decline.
A Monument to Γlo Sooster Is Being Prepared. But What Kind?
The Sooster Foundation organized a competition for ideas for a monument dedicated to the famous artist Γlo Sooster, attracting 25 participants by the registration deadline.
Merle Karusoo Directs: 'I Did Not Abandon Ukraine'
Estonian director Merle Karusoo emphasizes her commitment to Ukraine through her artistic work.
PHOTO β© "Life has no mistakes!" Mallukas made a meaningful body decoration for her birthday
Estonian blogger Mallukas celebrates her 36th birthday with a new body decoration and reflections on her adventures.
Raudsepp: Playing Comedy is Like Preparing for a Sporting Performance
Director Peeter Raudsepp compares the art of comedy performance to preparing for a sports event, highlighting the skills demonstrated by student actors in their production of 'Everything is Jokk, Madam Minister' at Rakvere Theatre.
Estonian architecture grand old man Raine Karp: I simply solve problems
Architect Raine Karp emphasizes that his work is focused on solving problems rather than creating art or cityscapes.
Roman ZaΕ‘tΕ‘erinski: Our Grandmothers' Foods Are a Slightly Forgotten Art
Chef Roman ZaΕ‘tΕ‘erinski discusses the nostalgia and modern reinterpretation of traditional grandmother recipes in his cooking.
EKA monumental art grant brings two new student works to Kotzebue Street
The EKA monumental art grant has awarded two student projects that will enhance the surroundings of the Estonian Academy of Arts building.
Gallery: The new exhibition at the maritime museum showcases the museum's art collection
A new exhibition titled 'The Call of the Sea: The Art Collection of the Estonian Maritime Museum' has opened, celebrating the work of various artists inspired by maritime themes.
Residents of Annelin can participate in the selection of a new shelter
The City of Tartu and the Estonian Academy of Arts invite Annelinna residents to view new shelter designs created by EKA students.
Olga Temnikova: instead of constantly looking to the West, we should understand who we are
Olga Temnikova emphasizes that instead of focusing solely on the West, Estonians should explore their own identity and local context.
This year's AkzoNobel Art Prize laureate is Marje Γksine
Marje Γksine has been announced as the laureate of the AkzoNobel Art Prize for her exhibition "Painting Free" as nominated by the art magazine KUNST.EE.
WEEK'S ANSWER β© Eneli Kindsiko: the journey from birth to death is the art of learning to be human
The latest Estonian human development report highlights significant issues in education, such as inequality, teacher shortages, and mental health problems among youth.
Pictures: Marje Γksine Wins AkzoNobel Art Prize
Marje Γksine has been awarded the 2024 AkzoNobel Art Prize for her individual exhibition 'Painting Free.'
Review >> Revolutionaries Devour Napoleon's Cake and Each Other
The article discusses an ongoing dispute between artist Sandra JΓ΅geva and the Estonian Artists' Union regarding exhibition opportunities in the Estonian art scene.
The Maritime Museum opens an exhibition of marine art in Lennusadam
The Estonian Maritime Museum will open a marine art exhibition showcasing its unique collection on February 13 at Lennusadam.
Textile artist Mall Tomberg has died
98-year-old textile artist and Estonian applied arts classic Mall Tomberg has passed away.
The great figure of Estonian textile art has passed away
Mall Tomberg, a prominent figure in Estonian textile art, has died, leaving a lasting impact on public spaces and multiple generations of students.
Photos: Last Royalty-Funded Wiiralti Scholarships Awarded to Students
The final Eduard Wiiralti scholarships, funded by royalties, were awarded to three bachelor's degree and one master's degree students following a ceremony, marking the end of a funding era as Wiiralti's copyright becomes public.
The Higher Art School Pallas has received accreditation for seven years
The Higher Art School Pallas in Estonia has been accredited for the next seven years by the Estonian Quality Evaluation Agency for Education (HAKA).
The British producer Aya has joined the lineup of the Dreamscape Festival
The Dreamscape Festival in Estonia has announced the inclusion of British producer Aya in its artistic program.
Photos: Anu Jakobson's solo exhibition "Downloads Folder" opened at the Okapi gallery
Anu Jakobson's solo exhibition titled "Downloads Folder" highlights the relationship between personal digital archives and painting.
SinijΓ€rv recommends a historical novel that has already been borrowed out in libraries
Cultural advisor Karl Martin SinijΓ€rv recommends the historical novel 'Silva rerum' by Lithuanian art historian Kristina Sabaliauskaite, highlighting its significance for Estonian readers and its connection to historical fiction enthusiasts.
PUBLIC DISCUSSION β© Concert life in Estonia requires thorough review
A public forum titled 'Concert Organization as an Integral Part of Interpretative Art' will be held today at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, featuring discussions on the state of concert life in Estonia.
Higher Art School Pallas passes institutional accreditation
The Estonian Education Quality Agency (HAKA) has decided to accredit Higher Art School Pallas for the next seven years.
Live at 3 PM: Forum "Concert Organization as an Inseparable Part of Interpretive Art"
A public forum discussing concert organization as a vital component of interpretive art will take place at Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre on February 5th from 3 PM to 5:30 PM.
The exhibition of photographer Jaak Kadarikβs photograms opened at the Artovert gallery
The Artovert gallery features an exhibition of photographer Jaak Kadarik's photograms, showcasing nearly 30 years of work including new pieces created for this exhibition.