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Category: Cultural Heritage and Conservation
MA students study trip to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
At the beginning of this academic year, from August 31 to September 8, master’s students and faculty members from the Faculty of Art and Culture, ...
Foreign Art Study trip to Lithuania
The annual spring study trip in the history of foreign art for students of Art History and Visual Culture and Heritage and Conservation in late ...
Museology study trip to the Sámi (heritage)
From 13th to 16th January, Master’s students of museology at the Faculty of Art and Culture together with microcredential students in museology ...
Monumental art abroad created by Dolores Hoffmann and other Estonian female artists
The project focuses on the fate and status of monumental works created by Dolores Hoffmann, one of the founders and long-time faculty members of ...
Symposium on Soviet studies at Nõva, 8.08.2024
On 8th of August, a gathering of researchers of the Soviet era took place at the Nõva parish house and the Nõva Rannaküla Võrgukuur, where ...
General art history study trip to Romania
A joint History of Foreign Art study trip for art and heritage students visited Romania in April 2024. The aim of the trip was to learn about the ...
How to Reframe Monuments (Estonian Ministry of Culture grant, 2024–2026)
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has triggered debates about the Russian and Soviet heritage both globally and in Estonia. This has been ...
Research project creates new solutions for reinterpreting monuments
In 2024, the three-year research project How to Reframe Monuments was launched, with the aim of creating new solutions for reinterpreting ...
Mariann Raisma defended her doctoral thesis
On 21 December 2023, Mariann Raisma succesfully defended her PhD thesis „The Power of the Museum. Shaping Collective Memory in Estonia during the ...
LIFE heritageHOME
The LIFE heritageHOME project focuses on the energy performance improvement of residential (single or multi-family buildings) listed buildings ...