Tõnis Jürgens has been selected for the inaugural MMCA × Tallinn Art Hall residency, supported by the Estonian Ministry of Culture. A shortlist of candidates was drawn up by a panel comprising artist and former MMCA resident Mari-Leen Kiipli, alongside Tallinn Art Hall curators Andrew Cummings and Siim Preiman. The final selection was made by MMCA.
 

The most modern and experimental Aletheia performance festival in recent times, held in early July for the seventh time, transformed the small Finnish village of Fiskars, which put the world on the map with its world-famous scissors factory, into a meeting place for collective experience. The festival's interdisciplinary program combined performance, music, installation, poetry, performance, video, and environmental art.

Narva Art Residency announces an open call for a Finno-Ugric creative residency, which will take place in late 2026.