Collected relationships: The Sámi–Finno-Ugric–Estonian nexus
The book accompanies the exhibitions no beginning, no end: Decolonial Gestures in Sámi Worldbuilding and Expedition: Finno-Ugrians and the Power of Images. Born out of ...
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Estonian Manor Portal Gets a New Look
One of the most visited websites among Estonia’s heritage enthusiasts – the Estonian Manor Portal, mois.ee – now has a new look. In 1999, Valdo Praust founded the manor portal, introducing the public to the ...
Global and Local: The Precious Tapestries of Early Modern Tallinn
The joint project of the University of Tartu, the Estonian Academy of Arts, and the City Museum of Tallinn aims to prepare the conservation and future exhibition of the museum’s 16th-century tapestries. The initiative brings together the ...
Gallery: opening of the exhibition “Image Is for Illustrative Purposes Only” at EKA Gallery
The exhibition “Image Is for Illustrative Purposes Only. Interventions in the Monumental Murals of the Old Airport Terminal’s Central Waiting Hall at Tallinn Airport” was opened at EKA Gallery on Friday, February 20, 2026. The exhibition will ...
Studies on the Condition and Painting Techniques of the Murals of Valjala Church for the Development of Conservation Methods
The project “Studies on the Condition and Painting Techniques of the Murals of Valjala Church for the Development of Conservation Methods. Monitoring of Indoor Climate and Its Relation to Factors Affecting the Condition of the Murals” is funded ...
MUKOLA Research Expedition Reached Beyond the Arctic Circle
From 1–5 February, a fully equipped working group from MUKOLA, the Cultural Heritage and Conservation Lab of EKA, stayed in Northern Norway beyond the Arctic Circle to study the late medieval altarpieces of Andenes and Trondenes churches ...
KVI + ARH Open Lecture: Kaisa Karvinen “From Care to Concrete: Exhibiting Architecture”
The 2025/2026 academic year open lecture series will be held in collaboration ...
“Narva Wooden Baroque” Project – Phase III
Students from the Department of Cultural Heritage and Conservation at the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA) once again spent a week at the Narva Museum from 26–30 January, carrying out practical conservation work on polychrome wooden Baroque ...
Abandoned Landscapes 2026: Tallinn City Hall
The Estonian Academy of Arts will organize its 2026 workshop “Abandoned Landscapes” in Tallinn from 19 to 22 January, with the City Hall as the focus. The aim of the ...
Five awards from the 2025 national student research competition go to EKA
On 10 December, the best student research projects of 2025 were recognised at a festive award ceremony held at the National Library. This year, 531 competition entries were submitted, which is roughly ...