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“Style and Meaning: Disciplinary Conversions in Estonian Art History” (EKA Research Grant, 2021–2022)
The purpose of the project is to concentrate on the critical concepts in Estonian art history, their role in the vocabulary and meaning making ...
Exhibition at Niguliste Museum: Christian Ackermann. Tallinn’s Phidias, Arrogant and Talented
This exhibition introduces the life and work of Christian Ackermann (active in Tallinn ca 1674‒1707/1710), the most scandalous and gifted ...
Course on Understanding Soviet Modernism
The course, dedicated to the heritage of late Soviet modernism, took place at the Estonian Academy of Arts Cultural Heritage and Conservation ...
Training Course „Heritage Communities and Human Rights”
ICOMOS Estonia and Estonian Academy of Arts hosted 2.-5.09.2020 in Tallinn and in the web the „Our Common Dignity “ working group training course ...
Estonian Human Development Report 2019/2020
You can find the full report HERE
David Vseviov named professor emeritus
On May 19th, the Senate of the Estonian Academy of Arts named professor David Vseviov professor emeritus, effective from September 1st, 2020. ...
The Institute of Art History and Visual Culture offers more online content during the emergency
The Institute of Art History and Visual Culture updated their website in order to offer more online content and thus keep contributing to public ...
“Remembering Difficult Knowledge in the Baltic Visual Culture” (MOBJD, 2019–2021)
This research program focuses on how difficult knowledge has been transmitted in the visual culture of the Baltic States, in works of visual art, ...
Institute of Art History and Visual Culture became a Member of RIHA
The International Association of Research Institutes in the History of Art (RIHA) has accepted the Institute of Art History and Visual Culture as ...
“Forecast and Fantasy in Late Soviet Architecture” (PUT, 2020–2023)
The research project “Forecast and Fantasy in Late Soviet Architecture” proposes to write a history of fantasy in Late-Soviet architecture, ...