Workshops

04.11.2024 — 08.11.2024

EKA 110 Birthday Week

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EKA celebrates its 110th anniversary with a birthday week. 

 

From November 4th to 8th exhibition tours, lectures and film screenings will take place. The week will end on Friday with the opening of the EKA’s new building, the White House and a birthday party. Departments’ alumni parties will take place on Friday. 

 

Monday 

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

 

Tuesday

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

 

Wednesday

16.00 Open Lecture by Linda van Deursen | Main Hall A-101

17.30 Tour of the exhibition ” EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

18.00 Open Lecture by Antoine Picon | Main Hall A-101

 

Thursday

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

18.00 Cinema | Main Hall A-101

 

Friday

16.00 Anniversary assembly and conferment ceremony | Main hall A-101

18.00 Departments’ parties for alumni | EKA Main Hall

19.00 Opening of the EKA White House | EKA White House

20.00 Musical performers | Both buildings

20.30 Auction

The programme of events will be updated on a rolling basis.

EKA Birthday Week events are free of charge and open to all.  

 

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EKA 110 Birthday Week

Monday 04 November, 2024 — Friday 08 November, 2024

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EKA celebrates its 110th anniversary with a birthday week. 

 

From November 4th to 8th exhibition tours, lectures and film screenings will take place. The week will end on Friday with the opening of the EKA’s new building, the White House and a birthday party. Departments’ alumni parties will take place on Friday. 

 

Monday 

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

 

Tuesday

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

 

Wednesday

16.00 Open Lecture by Linda van Deursen | Main Hall A-101

17.30 Tour of the exhibition ” EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

18.00 Open Lecture by Antoine Picon | Main Hall A-101

 

Thursday

17.30 Tour of the exhibition “EKA 110 Clothed and Nude” | EKA Gallery

18.00 Cinema | Main Hall A-101

 

Friday

16.00 Anniversary assembly and conferment ceremony | Main hall A-101

18.00 Departments’ parties for alumni | EKA Main Hall

19.00 Opening of the EKA White House | EKA White House

20.00 Musical performers | Both buildings

20.30 Auction

The programme of events will be updated on a rolling basis.

EKA Birthday Week events are free of charge and open to all.  

 

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25.08.2024 — 04.10.2024

Jane Remm’s Interspecies Exhibition Opening Tour

With the exhibition of Jane Remm’s creative research project “Interspecies Social Sculpture”, the doctoral student pays homage to Joseph Beuys, the creator of the world’s first green party, and invites you to participate in a nature walk at the opening of the exhibition.

 

On August 25, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., there will be a tour of the opening of the exhibition of Jane Remm’s artistic research project “Interspecies Social Sculpture”, which conceptualizes the garden and the forest as a multi-perspective creative environment. Expanding Joseph Beuys’ concept of social sculpture into a multifaceted context, the artist explores what it means to harness everyone’s creative potential in a modern age, when the world in an ecological crisis needs to adapt to degrowth.

 

“Interspecies social sculpture” combines the ecological dimension in the form of increasing biodiversity, the dimension of interspecies co-creation and the social dimension through public events. The experiential exhibition tour opens up different perspectives on the garden and forest through active participation. “It’s an attempt to co-create with other species and thereby think about the role of art in the long term,” says Jane Remm and continues: “This is a garden diary where drawings and writings have accumulated over the course of a year. It is a multi-perspective composition that is constantly changing through the cooperation of different actors. I act as an equal among other beings. It is an attempt to act in art locally, slowly and on a small scale. At the same time, this is a provocation through which I am investigating whether growing food, hay or firewood can be positive activism in today’s world, and in the context of Estonia. It is an attempt to give the everyday garden and forest a creative and artistic conditionality, and the suspicion that in competitive capitalism local peripheral actions have little value. It is the hesitation that co-creation with other species will not succeed. It is the uncertainty that less is not better. Let’s get entangled into that uncertainty and vulnerability.”

 

“Interspecies Social Sculpture” is the second peer-reviewed project of Jane Remm’s artistic

research doctoral thesis.

 

The “Interspecies Social Sculpture” exhibition is open during tours on August 25, September 15 and 22, and October 4.

 

The tour starts at 17:00 from the Mähkli bus stop: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fidsotPcnY2HtJgc9, passes through points in the forest and garden and leads to the common dinner table. Public transport to the place is poor, those coming from further away could share a car, while those coming closer could travel by bike or on foot. Weather conditions must be taken into account when it comes to clothing. The trip is free.

Registration:  https://forms.gle/vytS5ybUy8L9h98F8

 

More information about the project

 

Jane Remm is an artist, art teacher and artistic researcher, doctoral student at EKA and art didactics lecturer at Tallinn University BFM. Jane Remm’s work focuses on the representation of the experience of nature, co-creation and communication with different life forms. She is interested in what are the possibilities to understand and interpret the life experience of other species and communicate with them as equal dialogue partners using the means of art. She values manual working and co-creation with other species as a way of perceiving herself as part of nature.

 

CV: https://www.etis.ee/CV/Jane_Remm/, creative portfolio: www.janeremm.ee

 

Events previously held in the project: 06.08.24 “Determining, noticing, drawing and thinking walk” within the nature observation marathon led by Liina Remm, Indrek Hiiesalu, Jane Remm, Riin Magnus and Tiit Remm, 16.06.24 “Omailmatalgudled by Timo Maran; 15.07.24 “Bat walk” led by Jaanus and Piret Remm. The review of the project will take place as part of the 4th trip. Reviewers: prof. Linda Kaljundi (Estonian Academy of Arts) and Taru Elfving (CAA Contemporary Art Archipelago, Finland).

 

The artist thanks dialogue partner Marta Konovalov, EKA Doctoral School, Remmik, all human and non-human neighbours of Karula.

 

“Interspecies Social Sculpture” is partly related to the project “Artists and designers as researchers, rethinkers, and partners of nature in the context of degrowth” (01.07.2023–31.12.2024), PR02049, which is funded by the Ministry of Culture. 

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Jane Remm’s Interspecies Exhibition Opening Tour

Sunday 25 August, 2024 — Friday 04 October, 2024

With the exhibition of Jane Remm’s creative research project “Interspecies Social Sculpture”, the doctoral student pays homage to Joseph Beuys, the creator of the world’s first green party, and invites you to participate in a nature walk at the opening of the exhibition.

 

On August 25, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., there will be a tour of the opening of the exhibition of Jane Remm’s artistic research project “Interspecies Social Sculpture”, which conceptualizes the garden and the forest as a multi-perspective creative environment. Expanding Joseph Beuys’ concept of social sculpture into a multifaceted context, the artist explores what it means to harness everyone’s creative potential in a modern age, when the world in an ecological crisis needs to adapt to degrowth.

 

“Interspecies social sculpture” combines the ecological dimension in the form of increasing biodiversity, the dimension of interspecies co-creation and the social dimension through public events. The experiential exhibition tour opens up different perspectives on the garden and forest through active participation. “It’s an attempt to co-create with other species and thereby think about the role of art in the long term,” says Jane Remm and continues: “This is a garden diary where drawings and writings have accumulated over the course of a year. It is a multi-perspective composition that is constantly changing through the cooperation of different actors. I act as an equal among other beings. It is an attempt to act in art locally, slowly and on a small scale. At the same time, this is a provocation through which I am investigating whether growing food, hay or firewood can be positive activism in today’s world, and in the context of Estonia. It is an attempt to give the everyday garden and forest a creative and artistic conditionality, and the suspicion that in competitive capitalism local peripheral actions have little value. It is the hesitation that co-creation with other species will not succeed. It is the uncertainty that less is not better. Let’s get entangled into that uncertainty and vulnerability.”

 

“Interspecies Social Sculpture” is the second peer-reviewed project of Jane Remm’s artistic

research doctoral thesis.

 

The “Interspecies Social Sculpture” exhibition is open during tours on August 25, September 15 and 22, and October 4.

 

The tour starts at 17:00 from the Mähkli bus stop: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fidsotPcnY2HtJgc9, passes through points in the forest and garden and leads to the common dinner table. Public transport to the place is poor, those coming from further away could share a car, while those coming closer could travel by bike or on foot. Weather conditions must be taken into account when it comes to clothing. The trip is free.

Registration:  https://forms.gle/vytS5ybUy8L9h98F8

 

More information about the project

 

Jane Remm is an artist, art teacher and artistic researcher, doctoral student at EKA and art didactics lecturer at Tallinn University BFM. Jane Remm’s work focuses on the representation of the experience of nature, co-creation and communication with different life forms. She is interested in what are the possibilities to understand and interpret the life experience of other species and communicate with them as equal dialogue partners using the means of art. She values manual working and co-creation with other species as a way of perceiving herself as part of nature.

 

CV: https://www.etis.ee/CV/Jane_Remm/, creative portfolio: www.janeremm.ee

 

Events previously held in the project: 06.08.24 “Determining, noticing, drawing and thinking walk” within the nature observation marathon led by Liina Remm, Indrek Hiiesalu, Jane Remm, Riin Magnus and Tiit Remm, 16.06.24 “Omailmatalgudled by Timo Maran; 15.07.24 “Bat walk” led by Jaanus and Piret Remm. The review of the project will take place as part of the 4th trip. Reviewers: prof. Linda Kaljundi (Estonian Academy of Arts) and Taru Elfving (CAA Contemporary Art Archipelago, Finland).

 

The artist thanks dialogue partner Marta Konovalov, EKA Doctoral School, Remmik, all human and non-human neighbours of Karula.

 

“Interspecies Social Sculpture” is partly related to the project “Artists and designers as researchers, rethinkers, and partners of nature in the context of degrowth” (01.07.2023–31.12.2024), PR02049, which is funded by the Ministry of Culture. 

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18.05.2024 — 19.05.2024

Invitation to Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair

We warmly welcome you to visit the Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair, happening for the first time on 18 – 19 of May in Tallinn!

Come by to buy a book, meet interesting publishers, listen to a talk and hang out with nice people! We will be presenting and selling publications made by over 30 different artists and publishers around the world. In addition there will be a public program consisting of talks, publication launches, radio and music!

The book fair is located at ETC. (Niine 8a) and is open between 11.00–16.00 on Saturday and 11.00–15.00 on Sunday.

Follow us on Instagram to get up-to-date information about our program @fairenough_bookfair

Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair is kindly sponsored by Cultural Endowment of Estonia and Põhjala Brewery.

Hope to see you soon,

Agnes Isabelle & Linnea from Fair Enough Book Fair

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Invitation to Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair

Saturday 18 May, 2024 — Sunday 19 May, 2024

We warmly welcome you to visit the Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair, happening for the first time on 18 – 19 of May in Tallinn!

Come by to buy a book, meet interesting publishers, listen to a talk and hang out with nice people! We will be presenting and selling publications made by over 30 different artists and publishers around the world. In addition there will be a public program consisting of talks, publication launches, radio and music!

The book fair is located at ETC. (Niine 8a) and is open between 11.00–16.00 on Saturday and 11.00–15.00 on Sunday.

Follow us on Instagram to get up-to-date information about our program @fairenough_bookfair

Fair Enough (Art) Book Fair is kindly sponsored by Cultural Endowment of Estonia and Põhjala Brewery.

Hope to see you soon,

Agnes Isabelle & Linnea from Fair Enough Book Fair

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07.06.2024

Portfolio Café 2024

Portfolio Café is a portfolio feedback event held annually during spring semester as a satellite to EKA graduation show TASE. It is designed as a series of one-on-one meetings between invited art field professionals and EKA Fine Art’s BA and MA students. Each meeting lasts approximately 30 minutes. During these sessions, students present themselves and their work, while experts offer feedback, ask questions, and share insights.

Registration: Portfolio Café invites all fine arts students from the BA and MA levels to participate. Participants will be selected based on their submitted portfolios. Limited spots! To apply, please fill out this registration form lates on June 3.

Portfolio Café 2024 takes place on June 7 from 10:00-16:00 at EKA Library. All Portfolio Café sessions are held in English.

 

EXPERTS

Juliane Foronda (she/her) is a Filipina-Canadian artist, writer, and researcher. Predominantly through object, intervention and text, her practice is invested in radical care, feminist hospitality, and traditions of gathering. She’s influenced by (found and fabricated) structures, built environments, and hidden labour, and her work negotiates how these notions play with the tension between reality and possibility, truth and imagination, and knowing and not knowing. A significant aspect of her arts practice involves archival and collections research. Her investment in this work unfolds with her affinity of learning about what people choose to keep close and why, as well as how communities are built, maintained, and preserved. She earned her MA in Fine Arts from Listaháskóli Íslands/Iceland University of the Arts, and her BA in Studio Art from the University of Guelph. She is a current resident at the Helsinki International Artist Programme (FI). 

www.julianeforonda.hotglue.me

Jussi Koitela is an independent curator and Head of Programme at Frame Contemporary Art Finland and will move to a new position as a Director of M-cult in June 2024. His curatorial work intertwines art, embodied research methods, urban spatial contexts, collaboration, hospitality, and materiality in various forms of exhibitions and knowledge production. 

He is currently curator of the Pavilion of Finland at the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia together with Yvonne Billmore (20 April -24 November 2024). Between 2019 to 2023 they also curated ‘Rehearsing Hospitalities’, Frame’s public programme. He is also curating “Measures” Survival Kit 2024 exhibition organised by Latvian Center of Contemporary Art, opening September 2024 in Riga. 

His selected curatorial work includes: Conflicting Relations at Vera List Center for Art and Politics, New York, Editorial Tables: Reciprocal Hospitalities at The Showroom, London, Secured – Politics of Bodies and Space at Vantaa Art Museum Artsi. Performing the Fringe at Konsthall C, Stockholm and Pori Art Museum, Pori Entangling Matter and Meaning/Intra-Structures – Monster of the Seven Lakes at Treignac Projet, Mattering City at SixtyEight Art Institute, Copenhagen, City Agents at Estonian Museum of Contemporary Art (EKKM), Tallinn, Skills of Economy Sessions at Finnish Theatre Academy, Baltic Circle Festival and Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, and Untitled (two takes on crises) – You Must Make Your Death Public at de Appel Art Centre, Amsterdam.  

He has edited, among others, Rehearsing Hospitalities Companions 1-4 published by Archive Books, 2019 – 2022 with Yvonne Billimore, the Finnish Art Policy Handbook published by Checkpoint Helsinki/Publics and Baltic Circle Festival 2015, Falling In — Movement and Becoming in Curatorial Research with Dahila El Broul and Ksenia Kaverina, published by Mousse Publishing, 2024 and The pleasures we choose with Yvonne Billimore, published by k.verlag, 2024. 

Mailis Timmi is a curatorial MA student at Estonian Academy of Arts and the founder and director of Tütar Gallery. Prior to her immersion in the art world, Mailis spent 17 years in strategic communications and advertising, where she gained experience in supporting younger generation artists in their quest to be seen and recognised. 

www.tutar.ee

Florian & Michael Quistrebert are an artist duo whose recent work explores the paradoxes between the sacred and the material through immersive exhibitions that combine paintings and videos. Both artists graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Nantes and have collaborated since 2007. The duo focuses on the power and fascination of light, often creating immersive experiences that provoke extra-optical and synesthetic perceptions among viewers.

Florian & Michael Quistrebert’s works are included in numerous public and private collections. Their notable exhibitions include “Visions of Void” at Dundee Contemporary Arts in 2015, “The Light of the Light” at Palais de Tokyo in 2016, “ZigZag” at CCCOD in Tours in 2019, and “Silent Symphony” at Dirimart in Istanbul. The artists often design their exhibition spaces to resemble a luminous opera, featuring dynamic elements such as blazing torments, lightning rays, serene shimmers, and crescendos of illumination.

http://www.quistrebert.com/

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Portfolio Café 2024

Friday 07 June, 2024

Portfolio Café is a portfolio feedback event held annually during spring semester as a satellite to EKA graduation show TASE. It is designed as a series of one-on-one meetings between invited art field professionals and EKA Fine Art’s BA and MA students. Each meeting lasts approximately 30 minutes. During these sessions, students present themselves and their work, while experts offer feedback, ask questions, and share insights.

Registration: Portfolio Café invites all fine arts students from the BA and MA levels to participate. Participants will be selected based on their submitted portfolios. Limited spots! To apply, please fill out this registration form lates on June 3.

Portfolio Café 2024 takes place on June 7 from 10:00-16:00 at EKA Library. All Portfolio Café sessions are held in English.

 

EXPERTS

Juliane Foronda (she/her) is a Filipina-Canadian artist, writer, and researcher. Predominantly through object, intervention and text, her practice is invested in radical care, feminist hospitality, and traditions of gathering. She’s influenced by (found and fabricated) structures, built environments, and hidden labour, and her work negotiates how these notions play with the tension between reality and possibility, truth and imagination, and knowing and not knowing. A significant aspect of her arts practice involves archival and collections research. Her investment in this work unfolds with her affinity of learning about what people choose to keep close and why, as well as how communities are built, maintained, and preserved. She earned her MA in Fine Arts from Listaháskóli Íslands/Iceland University of the Arts, and her BA in Studio Art from the University of Guelph. She is a current resident at the Helsinki International Artist Programme (FI). 

www.julianeforonda.hotglue.me

Jussi Koitela is an independent curator and Head of Programme at Frame Contemporary Art Finland and will move to a new position as a Director of M-cult in June 2024. His curatorial work intertwines art, embodied research methods, urban spatial contexts, collaboration, hospitality, and materiality in various forms of exhibitions and knowledge production. 

He is currently curator of the Pavilion of Finland at the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia together with Yvonne Billmore (20 April -24 November 2024). Between 2019 to 2023 they also curated ‘Rehearsing Hospitalities’, Frame’s public programme. He is also curating “Measures” Survival Kit 2024 exhibition organised by Latvian Center of Contemporary Art, opening September 2024 in Riga. 

His selected curatorial work includes: Conflicting Relations at Vera List Center for Art and Politics, New York, Editorial Tables: Reciprocal Hospitalities at The Showroom, London, Secured – Politics of Bodies and Space at Vantaa Art Museum Artsi. Performing the Fringe at Konsthall C, Stockholm and Pori Art Museum, Pori Entangling Matter and Meaning/Intra-Structures – Monster of the Seven Lakes at Treignac Projet, Mattering City at SixtyEight Art Institute, Copenhagen, City Agents at Estonian Museum of Contemporary Art (EKKM), Tallinn, Skills of Economy Sessions at Finnish Theatre Academy, Baltic Circle Festival and Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, and Untitled (two takes on crises) – You Must Make Your Death Public at de Appel Art Centre, Amsterdam.  

He has edited, among others, Rehearsing Hospitalities Companions 1-4 published by Archive Books, 2019 – 2022 with Yvonne Billimore, the Finnish Art Policy Handbook published by Checkpoint Helsinki/Publics and Baltic Circle Festival 2015, Falling In — Movement and Becoming in Curatorial Research with Dahila El Broul and Ksenia Kaverina, published by Mousse Publishing, 2024 and The pleasures we choose with Yvonne Billimore, published by k.verlag, 2024. 

Mailis Timmi is a curatorial MA student at Estonian Academy of Arts and the founder and director of Tütar Gallery. Prior to her immersion in the art world, Mailis spent 17 years in strategic communications and advertising, where she gained experience in supporting younger generation artists in their quest to be seen and recognised. 

www.tutar.ee

Florian & Michael Quistrebert are an artist duo whose recent work explores the paradoxes between the sacred and the material through immersive exhibitions that combine paintings and videos. Both artists graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Nantes and have collaborated since 2007. The duo focuses on the power and fascination of light, often creating immersive experiences that provoke extra-optical and synesthetic perceptions among viewers.

Florian & Michael Quistrebert’s works are included in numerous public and private collections. Their notable exhibitions include “Visions of Void” at Dundee Contemporary Arts in 2015, “The Light of the Light” at Palais de Tokyo in 2016, “ZigZag” at CCCOD in Tours in 2019, and “Silent Symphony” at Dirimart in Istanbul. The artists often design their exhibition spaces to resemble a luminous opera, featuring dynamic elements such as blazing torments, lightning rays, serene shimmers, and crescendos of illumination.

http://www.quistrebert.com/

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03.05.2024

V.S. : TEKKEN Tournament 

Pavlo Stepanenko is hosting a TEKKEN 8 tournament for newcomers to the game or those with little genre knowledge.

Experienced players are also welcome to join and face off against worthy opponents. Join us!

It will be occasion to discover as well other fighting games from videogame designer and producer, Takashi Nishiyama or Katsuhiro Harada.

Place EKA room B-305

Time: 17:00

https://www.facebook.com/share/thwWUSydQ7P6fQnU/?mibextid=9l3rBW

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V.S. : TEKKEN Tournament 

Friday 03 May, 2024

Pavlo Stepanenko is hosting a TEKKEN 8 tournament for newcomers to the game or those with little genre knowledge.

Experienced players are also welcome to join and face off against worthy opponents. Join us!

It will be occasion to discover as well other fighting games from videogame designer and producer, Takashi Nishiyama or Katsuhiro Harada.

Place EKA room B-305

Time: 17:00

https://www.facebook.com/share/thwWUSydQ7P6fQnU/?mibextid=9l3rBW

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22.04.2024 — 08.05.2024

EKA Pop-Up Workshops

EKA Pop-Up is the spring festival of the Estonian Academy of Arts in Telliskivi Creative City. We invite young and old to various workshops conducted by EKA students!

REGISTRATION

The following workshops are planned:

22.04 at 17:30 Abstract painting workshop (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Santa Zukker
23.04 at 15:00 Painting with glass balls (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Kaisa Uik
23.04 at 17:00 Painting with glass balls (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Kaisa Uik
24.04 at 17:00 Crafting from leather strips (suitable for both young and old). Supervisors: Mariann Henrikson and Karolin Eks
25.04 at 15:30 abstract painting workshop (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Santa Zukker
25.04 at 17:00 Textile printing with home tools (suitable for both big and small). Supervisor: Mari Maiste
28.04 at 13:00 Crafting from leather strips (suitable for both young and old). Supervisors: Mariann Henrikson and Karolin Eks
08.05 at 17:00 Textile printing with home tools (suitable for both big and small). Supervisor: Mari Maiste
The cost of the workshop is 10 euros – this amount includes the cost of materials. You can pay on the spot in cash or by bank card.

If you want to take part in the workshop, REGISTER HERE.

Also keep an eye on the EKA POP-UP Facebook page!

The event is supported by the Estonian Cultural Foundation.

Additional information:

I shook Leokin’s hand
katlin.leokin@artun.ee

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EKA Pop-Up Workshops

Monday 22 April, 2024 — Wednesday 08 May, 2024

EKA Pop-Up is the spring festival of the Estonian Academy of Arts in Telliskivi Creative City. We invite young and old to various workshops conducted by EKA students!

REGISTRATION

The following workshops are planned:

22.04 at 17:30 Abstract painting workshop (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Santa Zukker
23.04 at 15:00 Painting with glass balls (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Kaisa Uik
23.04 at 17:00 Painting with glass balls (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Kaisa Uik
24.04 at 17:00 Crafting from leather strips (suitable for both young and old). Supervisors: Mariann Henrikson and Karolin Eks
25.04 at 15:30 abstract painting workshop (suitable for both young and old). Instructor: Santa Zukker
25.04 at 17:00 Textile printing with home tools (suitable for both big and small). Supervisor: Mari Maiste
28.04 at 13:00 Crafting from leather strips (suitable for both young and old). Supervisors: Mariann Henrikson and Karolin Eks
08.05 at 17:00 Textile printing with home tools (suitable for both big and small). Supervisor: Mari Maiste
The cost of the workshop is 10 euros – this amount includes the cost of materials. You can pay on the spot in cash or by bank card.

If you want to take part in the workshop, REGISTER HERE.

Also keep an eye on the EKA POP-UP Facebook page!

The event is supported by the Estonian Cultural Foundation.

Additional information:

I shook Leokin’s hand
katlin.leokin@artun.ee

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19.04.2024

EKA Photography 25!

In 2023, 25 years passed since the beginning of the Photography bachelor’s program at the Estonian Academy of Arts.

On this occasion, we would like to invite you to the party on April 19 at 7 p.m. in the Botik bar (Põhjala factory, Marati 5a, Tallinn).

In the Program

19:00 Doors
19:30 A welcome by the Professor Marge Monko
20:00 Quiz – registration on the spot!
21:00 Kristjan Glück
21:30 Cake

DJs:

Ahto Külvet (Psühhoteek)
Elisa Margot Winters
Charlotte Chapuis
Taavet Kirja

Follow us:

FB: EKA Fotograafia
IG: @eka_fotograafia

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EKA Photography 25!

Friday 19 April, 2024

In 2023, 25 years passed since the beginning of the Photography bachelor’s program at the Estonian Academy of Arts.

On this occasion, we would like to invite you to the party on April 19 at 7 p.m. in the Botik bar (Põhjala factory, Marati 5a, Tallinn).

In the Program

19:00 Doors
19:30 A welcome by the Professor Marge Monko
20:00 Quiz – registration on the spot!
21:00 Kristjan Glück
21:30 Cake

DJs:

Ahto Külvet (Psühhoteek)
Elisa Margot Winters
Charlotte Chapuis
Taavet Kirja

Follow us:

FB: EKA Fotograafia
IG: @eka_fotograafia

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15.04.2024

T4EU discussion “How to Make Science More Engaging and Social?”

Transform4Europe discussion on Monday, April 15th from 10:00 AM to 4:45 PM (EEST) via Teams.

The training is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on citizen science, introducing its concept, limitations, and problems. The second part focuses on improving science communication skills. The program is led by experts from various institutions, aiming to increase participants’ ability to convey scientific information and navigate the challenges of today’s media landscape. International speakers including Kert Viiart (Estonian Academy of Arts) and Veljo Runnel (University of Tartu) will participate with presentations.

10:45–11:15 AM (EEST)
Exploring the Role of Private Natural History Collections in Citizen Science: Opportunities and Challenges. Veljo Runnel, Citizen Science Expert (University of Tartu, Estonia)

2:45–3:45 PM (EEST)
Navigating the Landscape of Visual Misinformation (Lecture/Seminar). Kert Viiart, Associate Professor, Graphic Designer and Visual Artist (Estonian Academy of Arts)

The full program can be found here. Pre-registration is required for the discussion. Reminders and login information will be sent 3–5 days before the event.

The program is in Central European Time (CET), which is one hour behind Estonian time.

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T4EU discussion “How to Make Science More Engaging and Social?”

Monday 15 April, 2024

Transform4Europe discussion on Monday, April 15th from 10:00 AM to 4:45 PM (EEST) via Teams.

The training is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on citizen science, introducing its concept, limitations, and problems. The second part focuses on improving science communication skills. The program is led by experts from various institutions, aiming to increase participants’ ability to convey scientific information and navigate the challenges of today’s media landscape. International speakers including Kert Viiart (Estonian Academy of Arts) and Veljo Runnel (University of Tartu) will participate with presentations.

10:45–11:15 AM (EEST)
Exploring the Role of Private Natural History Collections in Citizen Science: Opportunities and Challenges. Veljo Runnel, Citizen Science Expert (University of Tartu, Estonia)

2:45–3:45 PM (EEST)
Navigating the Landscape of Visual Misinformation (Lecture/Seminar). Kert Viiart, Associate Professor, Graphic Designer and Visual Artist (Estonian Academy of Arts)

The full program can be found here. Pre-registration is required for the discussion. Reminders and login information will be sent 3–5 days before the event.

The program is in Central European Time (CET), which is one hour behind Estonian time.

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12.03.2024 — 23.04.2024

Weekly yoga at EKA Gallery

Weekly yoga conducted by Maarja Mäemets (Sandcastle Yoga) will start in the EKA Gallery from Tuesday, March 12.

 

The yoga classes will take place every Tuesday starting at 6.30 pm, the duration is 60 minutes. Everyone is welcome to participate, bring your friend along! If possible, bring your own yoga mat or use the on-site mats.

 

Participation fee:
Free for EKA students (Please bring your student card or ISIC card to prove your status)
All others 5 euros per turn (Transfer the amount to the current account no later than the Monday before yoga: Maarja Mäemets EE167700771002500633 Note: Sandcastle Yoga)

 

The number of places is limited, so please register here:
https://forms.gle/DfTJLr23HVvEeUSU6

 

Yoga classes in March:
Tuesday, March 12 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, March 19 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, March 26 from 6.30–7.30 pm

 

Yoga classes in April:
Tuesday, April 2 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 9 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 16 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 23 from 6.30–7.30 pm

 

Additional information: maarja.maemets@artun.ee
The yoga classes are supported by the EKA Student Council.
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Weekly yoga at EKA Gallery

Tuesday 12 March, 2024 — Tuesday 23 April, 2024

Weekly yoga conducted by Maarja Mäemets (Sandcastle Yoga) will start in the EKA Gallery from Tuesday, March 12.

 

The yoga classes will take place every Tuesday starting at 6.30 pm, the duration is 60 minutes. Everyone is welcome to participate, bring your friend along! If possible, bring your own yoga mat or use the on-site mats.

 

Participation fee:
Free for EKA students (Please bring your student card or ISIC card to prove your status)
All others 5 euros per turn (Transfer the amount to the current account no later than the Monday before yoga: Maarja Mäemets EE167700771002500633 Note: Sandcastle Yoga)

 

The number of places is limited, so please register here:
https://forms.gle/DfTJLr23HVvEeUSU6

 

Yoga classes in March:
Tuesday, March 12 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, March 19 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, March 26 from 6.30–7.30 pm

 

Yoga classes in April:
Tuesday, April 2 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 9 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 16 from 6.30–7.30 pm
Tuesday, April 23 from 6.30–7.30 pm

 

Additional information: maarja.maemets@artun.ee
The yoga classes are supported by the EKA Student Council.
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29.02.2024 — 04.03.2024

Course “Following Loss” at EKA Gallery 29.02.–04.03.2024

2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7085
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7090
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7094
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7105
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7110
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7112
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7116
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7122
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7128
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7131
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7141
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7152
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7158
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7161
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7170
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7191
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7204
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7209
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7233
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7240

Erasmus Blended Intensive Course “Following Loss”
29.02.–04.03.2024

The five-day course will draw upon key themes of physical and metaphysical loss, remembering, and rebuilding. We will introduce many interdisciplinary modes and methods of exploring these themes so that students may find their own resonances and pathways to stimulate work and creative practice back in their studios and in their lives.

“Following Loss” will place students in direct connection to some of the contemporary histories and realities of two countries, one previously colonized—Estonia—and the other colonized and currently engaged in a full-scale invasion—Ukraine. They are among other countries that live everyday with intimate memories of agonizing absence and the grinding sense of daily loss on a massive scale.

The course was conducted by Rebecca Duclos and David Ross
Aditional speakers part of the course: Alisa Alexandrova, Olha Maciupa, Natasha Ozub, Bozhena Pelenska, Gregor Taul

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Course “Following Loss” at EKA Gallery 29.02.–04.03.2024

Thursday 29 February, 2024 — Monday 04 March, 2024

2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7085
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7090
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7094
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7105
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7110
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7112
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7116
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7122
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7128
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7131
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7141
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7152
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7158
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7161
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7170
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7191
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7204
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7209
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7233
2024 03 00 FOLLOWING LOSS EKA-ROSS HD-7240

Erasmus Blended Intensive Course “Following Loss”
29.02.–04.03.2024

The five-day course will draw upon key themes of physical and metaphysical loss, remembering, and rebuilding. We will introduce many interdisciplinary modes and methods of exploring these themes so that students may find their own resonances and pathways to stimulate work and creative practice back in their studios and in their lives.

“Following Loss” will place students in direct connection to some of the contemporary histories and realities of two countries, one previously colonized—Estonia—and the other colonized and currently engaged in a full-scale invasion—Ukraine. They are among other countries that live everyday with intimate memories of agonizing absence and the grinding sense of daily loss on a massive scale.

The course was conducted by Rebecca Duclos and David Ross
Aditional speakers part of the course: Alisa Alexandrova, Olha Maciupa, Natasha Ozub, Bozhena Pelenska, Gregor Taul

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