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Category: Cultural Heritage and Conservation
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 ...
Erasmus+ Project Re/Forma Viva
One of the key factors in cultural heritage protection is education that would show the importance of using various tools for the promotion of ...
Maris Mändel “Bricks, blocks and panels commonly used in 20th century Estonian architecture. The story of their use and value” (Dissertationes 29)
Maris Mändel, PhD student of the Estonian Academy of Arts, Curriculum of Cultural Heritage and Conservation defended her thesis “Bricks, blocks ...
Bernt Notke: The Research and Conservation of the Retable of the Church of the Holy Spirit
The late medieval retable of the High Altar of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Tallinn, is an outstanding masterpiece of woodcarving and painting ...
Tallinn Old Town: Sustainable Management and Presentation
The aim of the research is to analyse the impact of increasing tourism on cultural heritage and to find solutions to promote Tallinn Old Town as ...
The Port of Tallinn and the Estonian Academy of Arts will be researching sustainable management and presentation of Tallinn’s Old Town
On 01 October, the Port of Tallinn and the Estonian Academy of Arts signed a cooperation agreement for the purpose of launching the research ...
IIC Keck Award Winner: Rode Altarpiece in Focus
This massive, multi-year project centers around the conservation and technical analysis of the altarpiece of the high altar of St. Nicholas´ ...
Compiling and Publishing of a Glossary of Architecture
The aim of the project is to compile and publish an illustrated comprehensive glossary of architectural terms to have a reliable source and ...