CIRRUS network meeting in EKA
What is CIRRUS about and how is it connected to EKA? Rachel Troye (The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, AHO) and Maria Göransdotter ...
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The Winner of the Best Accessory Design Student 2022 Award is Dina Aller
Dina Aller (MA) is awarded the Best Accessory Design Student Award by the Department of Accessory Design of the Estonian Academy of Arts. The ...
GALLERY: TASE ’22 Graduation Show
On May 27, the Estonian Academy of Arts’ Graduation Show TASE ’22 opened, the focus of which is an exhibition of graduation works.
EKA designers at World Design Capital Valencia 2022 exhibition
The exhibition of Estonian sustainable design "Second Chance", organized by the Estonian Association of Designers and the Estonian Academy of Arts, will be opened in Palacio de Colomina in Valencia, on May 9th, ...
The two-euro coin for Ukraine will use a design by a student refugee from the war
Eesti Pank is planning to issue into circulation a two-euro coin dedicated to Ukraine and freedom that has been designed by a young Ukrainian refugee from the war who is studying at the Estonian Academy of Arts. ...
Product Design Form: Ingrid Tärk
New month, new form, new face – this time Ingrid Tärk, a 2nd-year digital product design student, filled in the product design form. Ingrid has linked her travel passion and design knowledge by ...
Product Design Form: Katrin Selin
This month we bring you some freshness of spring through the thoughts of a 1st-year student – the March product design form was filled out by industrial design student Katrin ...
Visiting Guest Lecturer Form: Meghan Lazier
Meghan Lazier is a designer based in Washington, DC. She’s known for using design to create better policy. She’s worked on creating systems that put people first in federal government, banking, ...
Product Design Form: Mark Uustalu
At the beginning of the spring semester, we give the first-year students the opportunity to share their thoughts. Although Mark Uustalu is a first-year digital product design student, he already ...
Bend to Break, an investigation into the plywood industry
Bend to Break is the latest project from the students of Estonian Academy of Arts, Faculty of Design. While acknowledging the legacy of Luterma