Events

On Thursday, 13th of February at 6 pm Tõnu Tormis and Ilmar Kruusamäe will open their portrait exhibition "Candid Eyes" at Vaal Gallery. The exhibition will remain open until 15th of March.

On Friday, 7 February at 5.00 p.m., the interdisciplinary artist Paul Beaudoin opens his solo exhibition who i talk to when you are not here at Vabaduse Gallery. The exhibition delves into the quiet yet profound dialogues within the self. Through a collection of paintings, the artist explores inner exchanges between the conscious and unconscious mind, the spiritual and the secular. Many of the works have been created during an artist residency at the Alice Boner Institute in Varanasi, India. The exhibition in the Vabaduse gallery marks the first time Beaudoin’s works have been shown in Estonia.

On Saturday, January 25, 2025, the Non Grata NYC performance took place in Garibaldi Square, Washington Square Park, Manhattan, New York. In addition to Non Grata, the New York alternative collectives Guerilla Theater and AnarkoArtLab performed. The two-hour improvised performance “Melting point,” surrounded by hundreds of spectators in the heart of the Big Apple, melted blues and reds, blacks, whites, yellows, beiges and oranges into one, to continue navigating the endless paths of the universe as a unified whole. Non Grata performed with Anonymous Boh, Devil Girl, Harmony, Hannes Paldrock, Oliver Rull.

From Friday, 7 February, the international group exhibition They Began to Talk will be open in the contemporary art gallery of Kumu Art Museum. The exhibition takes the intertwinement of the body and the environment as its point of departure, in an era marked by rapid environmental change and inequality. They Began to Talk brings together the practices of artists working in this region with those from indigenous communities in the Nordic countries, exploring the possibility of recovering and cultivating a sense of connection. The exhibition continues the Kumu Contemporary Art Gallery’s programme of exhibitions on environmental themes, which began in 2023 with Art in the Age of the Anthropocene. The exhibition is co-curated by Hanna Laura Kaljo and Ann Mirjam Vaikla.  

On Friday, 14 February at 5 PM the exhibition Works On Balance, Fragment, Loneliness by Karel Koplimets, Ruudu Ulas and Tarvo Varres will be opened at FOKU gallery.  You are welcome to join! The exhibition will be open until 12 April 2025. Additional information: hedi.jaansoo@foku.ee +37255944447 www.foku.ee IG, FB FOKU gallery Väike-Karja 10, Tallinn Thu‒Sat 12‒18

On Wednesday, February 5th, at 18.00, Sarah Nõmm’s exhibition Diaries of a Bruised Princess will open at Hobusepea Gallery. The curator of the exhibition is Kärt Kelder. The exhibition will remain open until March 3, 2025. Let’s play a game. I am a princess, and you are a wicked stranger. I have nine hearts; eight are bruised, and one is uncorrupted.  Sarah Nõmm’s solo exhibition, Diaries of a Bruised Princess, draws visitors into a space filled with personal narratives, elevating the themes of playfulness and the intrinsic human yearning for care. The exhibition comprises nine works that navigate the liminal space between childhood and adulthood, foregrounding issues of mental health and identity formation while underscoring the enduring desire to experience care in every role — whether assumed or imposed.

Join us for the opening of Marleen Suvi’s solo exhibition “The Zoo on Enteropia” on Wednesday, February 5th, at 5 PM at Haapsalu City Gallery! The exhibition will remain open until March 2nd. Curator: Aleksander Metsamärt

On Tuesday, February 4 at 6 p.m. Paula Zariņa-Zēmane will open her solo exhibition “Stories in My Eyes” at Draakoni Gallery in Tallinn. The exhibition is curated by Peeter Talvistu. Paula Zariņa-Zēmane is a Latvian painter whose artworks drift in the dream-like realm between abstraction and half-glimpsed reality. For years, she has sought ways to capture the views and stories that she perceives before her eyes, resulting in ethereal landscapes or “landscape illusions” which convey to the viewers certain emotional experiences. Within these landscapes, elements of presence emerge: a gaze, a touch, something eerily physical, a glimmer from a source of illumination. Yet, these elements remain only suggestions, never solidifying on the canvas, and instead invite the viewer to activate the works through their own interpretation.

Join the diverse program of “(anti-)career days” from February 5 until 7 at EKA Gallery!

On Friday, 31 January at 6 p.m., Markus Kasemaa will open his solo exhibition “Bright up” in the monumental gallery of the Tartu Art House. In the opening exhibition, we can see the artist´s return to the world of colour.