This year’s museology study trip took place in Warsaw from January 12–16 and served as a continuation of the course “The Museum in Theory and Practice.” During the study ...
Rahul Sharma’s book “The Phantasmagorical, Art-Historical And (Beyond) Ethnographic World Of Amit Dutta” on Amit Dutta offers an insightful and theoretically rich exploration of one of contemporary India’s most ...
EKA with Yale University, University of Latvia and Latvian Academy of Culture is organising a conference “From Empire to Minority: Baltic Germans from Late Nineteenth Century to the 1930s”. The event takes place on 23-24 January 2026, ...
This research-in-progress examines the Estonian National Museum (ERM) as a critical and emblematic case of reparative planning and design. Reparative, rooted in the word repair, refers to mending or fixing what is broken, restoring to a sound ...
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, specializing in art history and visual culture studies as well as heritage protection and ...
During the Estonian art history study trip on June 6-7, instead of touring the counties, we explored the city of Tartu. Of course, there is a lot to see in Tartu and a wealth of different historical layers. On this trip, certain topics stood ...
On the 18th on July researchers of the Soviet era gathered in Vääna-Jõesuu to discuss current research and perspectives.Researchers who made presentations: Liisa Kaljula, Eeva-Liisa Linder, Rebekka Põldsam, Maarja Merivoo-Parro, Ingrid ...
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 April and early May of 2025 took us to Lithuania. The overall aim of the trip was to explore the ...