Events

On Monday, April 28, 2025, at 18.00, Marje Üksine will open her first watercolour exhibition, Freed by Painting, at the Draakon gallery. The exhibition will remain on view until May 24, 2025. Marje Üksine’s subtly colourful graphic works from recent decades captivate with their bold, clear geometric forms. Upon closer observation, these structured forms reveal dreamlike fragments of nature – reminiscent of fading memories. Nature continues to serve as a source of inspiration in her watercolour practice.

On April 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM, the exhibition "Vocabulary: From Term to Object" will open at the gallery of Pallas University of Applied Sciences. The exhibition focuses on terminology related to restoration and art history.  "Vocabulary: From Term to Object" invites visitors to reflect on how language offers new perspectives on objects, whose essence is never merely material. Through words, an object becomes text – readable, interpretable, and reanimated. It is a call to perceive restoration not simply as a technical field of preservation, but as a deeply interpretive practice that begins with a word and leads to the object. 

On Saturday, April 19 public artist tours with Zody Burke will take place at the exhibition “The House of Asterion”. The first tour of the day begins at 3 pm and the second tour begins at 7 pm.  Tours are held in English. *

On 17 April, Mery Crystal Ra's (Meeli Kõiva) solo exhibition "INVISIBLE" will open at the Tallinn TV Tower. The exhibition is dedicated to the 45th anniversary of the Tallinn TV Tower, and the 65th anniversary of Mery Crystal Ra. The exhibition remains open until 31 December 2025. At the exhibition, the artist exhibits her latest works, WAITING FOR THE WHITE SHIP, and  RESIDENCE OF CICADAS. Also exhibited are her painting series COSMOSCACTUS and RESIDENCE OF CICADAS. The best of the artist's decades-long work on the posters will be on display. A short film, "MERY CRYSTAL RA," which summarises the artist's work, created by Igor Ruus will be presented.

From 4 April, the exhibitions of the collaborative project Rooms in Rhymes by seven curators will start to open. Each week a new exhibition by one of the curators replaces another on one of the museum floors, thus forming a rhythmical and fluctuating whole of displays throughout the museum building. Openings on 4, 11, 17 and 25 April, as well as 2 and 9 May. Throughout the exhibition there will be tours by the curators. Continuing the collaboration when hosting the exhibition, curators will present their own and other curators' exhibitions that are open at the same time across the entire building.  The exhibition tours led by curators will take place:

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.