On 12–13 February 2026, the PIE Working Group of ELIA gathered at EKA for a two-day in-person meeting focused on shaping the upcoming PIE Annual Meeting and strengthening the group’s shared ...
Transform4Europe (T4EU) Open Science programme supports researchers in developing practical skills in open science, research data management, and science policy, helping to make research more ...
From 1–5 February, a fully equipped working group from MUKOLA, the Cultural Heritage and Conservation Lab of EKA, stayed in Northern Norway beyond the Arctic Circle to study the late medieval altarpieces of Andenes and Trondenes churches ...
This year’s museology study trip took place in Warsaw from January 12–16 and served as a continuation of the course “The Museum in Theory and Practice.” During the study ...
EKA students are warmly invited to participate in T4EU Week 2026 “Community. Communities: Engage to Transform”, taking place 25–29 May 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal.
New article by Maroš Krivý, "The Inhuman Scale: Jan Gehl, Capitalism and the Making of Livable Cities" published in Studi e Ricerche di Storia dell’Architettura. The open-access article can be read
Students from the Department of Cultural Heritage and Conservation at the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA) once again spent a week at the Narva Museum from 26–30 January, carrying out practical conservation work on polychrome wooden Baroque ...
The EKA UNESCO Chair on Cultural Heritage Studies introduces Estonian uniques wooded meadows at the tourism fair Tourest 2026. EKA is a partner in the LIFE IP Woodmeadowlife project that aims the restoration and maintanance of ...