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The 8th issue of Leida, Copy Work, takes the reader into the world of copies
On July 3, the new issue of the design journal Leida, titled Copy Work, was released. The issue brings together stories of different times, cultures and geographical contexts. The focus is on copying as ...
The Estonian Academy of Arts Received the Largest Number of Admission Applications Ever
This year, 1,150 applications were submitted to the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA), which is approximately 30 more than last year and also the highest number ever. An average of 3.7 people applied for ...
EKA Student Garden re-established in the Kotzebue 10 courtyard
On 21 June 2026, the workshop Under the Oak brought together students, staff and alumni to re-establish the EKA Student Garden ...
Reet Aus elected the president of the Estonian Association of Designers
On 18 June 2026, the Estonian Association of Designers (EAD) elected its new President and governing bodies. After leading ...
Join the T4EU Festival of European Culture and Languages in France!
From 23–27 November 2026, the Transform4Europe Festival of European Culture and Languages will take place in Saint-Étienne, France.
EKA Master’s Graduate Kumaraaditya Rao Awarded Ülo Pärnits Scholarship 2026
A recent graduate of the Service Design Strategies and Innovation master's programme at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Kumaraaditya Rao has been awarded the 2026 Ülo Pärnits ...
Faculty of Architecture Best Thesis Scholarships 2026
At the Estonian Academy of Arts graduation ceremony on 19 June 2026, the Faculty of Architecture’s Best Graduation Thesis Scholarships were awarded. The graduation thesis scholarship competition is open to all ...
The EKA Applied Research, Development and Creative Works Competition 2026 is now open!
Each year, the Estonian Academy of Arts organises the Applied Research, Development and Creative Works Competition for students. The competition aims to encourage bachelor's and master's students, ...
Varem 2026
On June 18th EKA architecture students unveiled a new shelter, Varem, next to the Annelinn Library in Tartu. This year’s structure focuses on material reuse and offers local residents a place to slow down and take ...