Events

It is the final week of the exhibition Works On Balance, Fragment, Loneliness by Karel Koplimets, Ruudu Ulas and Tarvo Varres at FOKU gallery! The exhibition Works On Balance, Fragment, Loneliness by Karel Koplimets, Ruudu Ulas and Tarvo Varres will remain open until this Saturday, April 12, 2025. FOKU gallery is open from Thursday to Saturday from 12—18 (Väike-Karja 10, Tallinn) In the exhibition by the three artists, phantom neons meet reflections of the sun, warped scaffoldings with chopped up words, blue skies cast in concrete with car parts dropped on asphalt. The works of Koplimets, Ulas and Varres speak of silence and loneliness, of fragments and functions, of the city and the individual.

On Tuesday, 22 April at 5 PM, you are warmly invited to the opening of Spring Exhibition 2025 at the Lasnamäe Pavilion of Tallinn Art Hall (Jaan Koorti 22). The Spring Exhibition marks the 25th annual exhibition of the Estonian Artists’ Association.   A total of 236 artists submitted their works to the Spring Exhibition, from which the jury selected pieces by 67 artists for display. The exhibition features paintings, print art, sculptures, and installations, as well as video, photo, and digital print works.  

On Friday, April 11th at 4:00 PM, an exhibition by Kärt Hammer and Patrick Soome titled “HOLY DINNER” will be opened at Pärnu City Gallery’s Artists' House. You are welcome to attend!

On Friday, 11 April at 5 p.m., Meiu Münt will open her solo exhibition “Desmurgia” in the monumental gallery of the Tartu Art House. The exhibition includes a selection of the artist’s oil paintings, mainly from the years 2020 - 2025. This period has been a wounded time. A cruel and oppressive time.

On Friday, 11 April at 5 p.m., the art group VEDELIK will open their group exhibition “In the watery wake of Vedelik” in the small gallery of the Tartu Art House. VEDELIK was formed in 1995. The name selection meeting took place at the Pegasus café, where there were four participants. From the beginning, VEDELIK's activities have been mostly unpredictable, and its membership has been fluid.

On Friday, 11 April at 5 p.m., Ivar Veermäe will open his solo exhibition “Sun-kissed” in the large gallery of the Tartu Art House. The exhibition focuses on techno-utopian ideas, according to which humans could, theoretically, control the global climate system. By spraying large quantities of aerosols into the stratosphere it should be possible to mimic the activity of volcanoes and thereby reduce climate warming by reflecting some solar energy back into space. Artist has broken down such proposals into parts, then expanded them and worked with the locations and processes referred to in them: the stratosphere, volcanic areas in southern Italy, and biological and technical systems.

ARS Showroom Gallery 3.04.–2.05.2025 Mon–Fri 12–18 thus, thinking of Lilith and Eve and Medusa and Cassandra, and those expected to be quieter, and those whose singing goes unnoticed

HAMMER/SOOME “HOLY DINNER” 09.04–03.05.2025 Pärnu City Gallery’s Artists’ House On Friday, April 11th at 4:00 PM, an exhibition by Kärt Hammer and Patrick Soome titled “HOLY DINNER” will be opened at Pärnu City Gallery’s Artists' House. You are welcome to attend!

On Friday, 4 April at 5.00 p.m. the painter Leho Rubis will open his solo exhibition Poetic Inner Landscapes at Vabaduse Gallery. The exhibition follows the author’s creative path examining the relationships between consciousness, text and perceptual fields, based on Aldous Huxley’s essay The Doors of Perception (1954). The nature of consciousness, its emergence and relationship with perceptual fields are among the last questions science hasn’t been able to resolve. But a poetical answer can be found. And this is what the current exhibition sets out to do by using the works of various Estonian poets, artists, musicians and a few other undercurrents as source material... Static figures melting into landscape and text, dissolving the boundaries between consciousness and perceptual fields.

Artworks of the 9th Artishok Biennial Siesta are open and 100 art critical texts published!  Until 20 April, the 9th Artishok Biennial’s artworks can be visited in various public locations in Tallinn. Texts written by ten authors about ten pieces can be found on the biennial’s website.