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Category: Painting
21.02.2022 — 14.03.2022
EKA “Open Windows” 2022 Exhibition
Accessory Design
The exhibition “Open Windows” will reopen on the windows of the Library of EKA on February 21, at 4 pm.
Through the exhibition of EKA windows, different specialities of EKA introduce their most outstanding projects and the latest creations of students. The exhibition can be viewed on the windows of the EKA Library on Põhja pst and Kotzebue streets and will remain open until March 14.
Specialities represented: Installation and Sculpture, Room Design, Product and Environmental design, Visual Communication, Photography, Jewellery and Blacksmithing, Scenography, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Accessory Design, Graphics, Graphic Design, Animation, Ceramics, Industrial and Digital Product Design, Glass, Architecture, Interior Design, Painting, Art and Visual Culture, Cultural Heritage and Conservation
The exhibition of open windows of EKA made its debut in 2021 and received a warm welcome from those interested in art and art education. The Estonian Academy of Arts, located on the edge of Kalamaja, will once again enliven the city’s cultural landscape at street level. Get with it!
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EKA “Open Windows” 2022 Exhibition
Monday 21 February, 2022 — Monday 14 March, 2022
Accessory Design
The exhibition “Open Windows” will reopen on the windows of the Library of EKA on February 21, at 4 pm.
Through the exhibition of EKA windows, different specialities of EKA introduce their most outstanding projects and the latest creations of students. The exhibition can be viewed on the windows of the EKA Library on Põhja pst and Kotzebue streets and will remain open until March 14.
Specialities represented: Installation and Sculpture, Room Design, Product and Environmental design, Visual Communication, Photography, Jewellery and Blacksmithing, Scenography, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Accessory Design, Graphics, Graphic Design, Animation, Ceramics, Industrial and Digital Product Design, Glass, Architecture, Interior Design, Painting, Art and Visual Culture, Cultural Heritage and Conservation
The exhibition of open windows of EKA made its debut in 2021 and received a warm welcome from those interested in art and art education. The Estonian Academy of Arts, located on the edge of Kalamaja, will once again enliven the city’s cultural landscape at street level. Get with it!
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17.02.2022
Julius Pristauz’ Open Lecture: What is a performer without a stage?
Painting
Julius Pristauz’ Open Lecture “What is a performer without a stage? ” on February 17, 2 pm in room C201.
The spectrum of Julius Pristauz‘ work spans artistic and curatorial activities, all connected through an active interest for the construction and gender aspect of identities.
For this guest lecture, Pristauz will give an introduction into his own artistic practice and talk about selected exhibition projects and recent collaborations. Addressing issues of representation and visibility, he will consider different modes of exhibiting. Hybridity and sharing are key strategies in Pristauz’ work. Therefore the talk should lead into an open discussion in which we can reflect on the state of young contemporary art together.
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Julius Pristauz’ Open Lecture: What is a performer without a stage?
Thursday 17 February, 2022
Painting
Julius Pristauz’ Open Lecture “What is a performer without a stage? ” on February 17, 2 pm in room C201.
The spectrum of Julius Pristauz‘ work spans artistic and curatorial activities, all connected through an active interest for the construction and gender aspect of identities.
For this guest lecture, Pristauz will give an introduction into his own artistic practice and talk about selected exhibition projects and recent collaborations. Addressing issues of representation and visibility, he will consider different modes of exhibiting. Hybridity and sharing are key strategies in Pristauz’ work. Therefore the talk should lead into an open discussion in which we can reflect on the state of young contemporary art together.
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18.12.2021 — 06.03.2022
Kristi Kongi and Krista Mölder in Tallinn Art Hall
Painting
The exhibition … and Other Shades of Light at Tallinn Art Hall brings together artists Kristi Kongi and Krista Mölder. Light plays a special role in both artists’ works, which combine in a unique constellation in this exhibition. The exhibition will be open from Saturday, 18 December.
Both Kristi Kongi (b. 1985) and Krista Mölder (b. 1972) have attracted international attention and earned countless awards, and they are among the brightest ambassadors of Estonian art. Here they are together for the first time in front of their home audience.
“Colours, their flicker, variability and sensual influence play important roles in the work of both artists, with one of them preferring unworldly vibrant colours, while the other favouring subdued Nordic tones,” says Siim Preiman, the curator of the exhibition. “The trail of thought of both artists begins with a spatial experience. They both can create immersive art spaces, as well as flat hanging rectangular objects. Each visitor to the exhibition can discover for themselves whether this get-together is pleasantly harmonious or excitingly dissonant.”
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Kristi Kongi and Krista Mölder in Tallinn Art Hall
Saturday 18 December, 2021 — Sunday 06 March, 2022
Painting
The exhibition … and Other Shades of Light at Tallinn Art Hall brings together artists Kristi Kongi and Krista Mölder. Light plays a special role in both artists’ works, which combine in a unique constellation in this exhibition. The exhibition will be open from Saturday, 18 December.
Both Kristi Kongi (b. 1985) and Krista Mölder (b. 1972) have attracted international attention and earned countless awards, and they are among the brightest ambassadors of Estonian art. Here they are together for the first time in front of their home audience.
“Colours, their flicker, variability and sensual influence play important roles in the work of both artists, with one of them preferring unworldly vibrant colours, while the other favouring subdued Nordic tones,” says Siim Preiman, the curator of the exhibition. “The trail of thought of both artists begins with a spatial experience. They both can create immersive art spaces, as well as flat hanging rectangular objects. Each visitor to the exhibition can discover for themselves whether this get-together is pleasantly harmonious or excitingly dissonant.”
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10.02.2022 — 07.03.2022
“A Visitor” Alev / Suvi / Purtsak in Hobusepea Gallery
Painting
The co-exhibition “A Visitor” by EKA painting alumni Eero Alev, Marleen Suvi and Brenda Purtsak to be opened today 6 PM in Hobusepea gallery.
I don’t know what it feels to be dead, said a six-year-old girl to her father once. Her father listened, pondered, and remembered – neither did he know, but he yearned to. First, these twenty something thousand days given to us seem to last forever, but the more one moves along the axis, the days grow considerably shorter. We have a beginning and we have an end. Our visiting hours are limited and at some point, even without knowing it, we will leave all this behind. What did we find? Were we searching for something at all? How much did we ask and what did we give?
We arrive from somewhere we remember nothing about, and we are going somewhere we know nothing about.
Exhibition will stay open until March 7, 2022.
More info on Facebook
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“A Visitor” Alev / Suvi / Purtsak in Hobusepea Gallery
Thursday 10 February, 2022 — Monday 07 March, 2022
Painting
The co-exhibition “A Visitor” by EKA painting alumni Eero Alev, Marleen Suvi and Brenda Purtsak to be opened today 6 PM in Hobusepea gallery.
I don’t know what it feels to be dead, said a six-year-old girl to her father once. Her father listened, pondered, and remembered – neither did he know, but he yearned to. First, these twenty something thousand days given to us seem to last forever, but the more one moves along the axis, the days grow considerably shorter. We have a beginning and we have an end. Our visiting hours are limited and at some point, even without knowing it, we will leave all this behind. What did we find? Were we searching for something at all? How much did we ask and what did we give?
We arrive from somewhere we remember nothing about, and we are going somewhere we know nothing about.
Exhibition will stay open until March 7, 2022.
More info on Facebook
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28.01.2022 — 03.02.2022
Lisette Lepik exhibition “Garden of Eve” at gallery Uus Rada
Painting
Lisette Lepik’s exhibition ‘’Garden of Eve’’ will be opened at the Uus Rada Gallery on Friday, January 28th at 6 pm.
Using the motif of the flower the exhibition presents an ongoing series of oil paintings by Lisette reflecting on the experience of the menstrual cycle; menstrual pains and the choices women make regarding their own birth control choices. The exhibition space is transformed into a womb holding a series of paintings within its walls. Through expressive use of colour and gestural mark each painting speaks to totally different experiences within the monthly cycle.
Everything began from there: the land, the world, the air, the sky, the soil, the water, the fire, the land. Me and you, you and me, us and we. Everything begins from there. I took a picture of my sister’s hand, which was holding a rose. This beautiful, pulsing, throbbing, bloody, thorny, sad, fertile rose reminded me of a vulva. Some ancient, primal, feminine impulse fired at me. It told me to give more attention to this flower. I didn’t explain it to myself. I just started painting and gradually deciphering this phenomenon. – Lisette Lepik
The exhibition will be open until the 3rd of February. After the opening of the exhibition it can be visited by arrangement by writing an email to lisette.lepik@gmail.com or calling +372 53313428.
Uus Rada is a community art space run collaboratively by the second year Masters of Contemporary Arts Students in the former Raja gallery space.
Curatorial assistance for the exhibition from Sophie Durand.
Graphic design: Cristopher Siniväli
The artist thanks: Elisa Margot Winters, Olivia Soans
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Lisette Lepik exhibition “Garden of Eve” at gallery Uus Rada
Friday 28 January, 2022 — Thursday 03 February, 2022
Painting
Lisette Lepik’s exhibition ‘’Garden of Eve’’ will be opened at the Uus Rada Gallery on Friday, January 28th at 6 pm.
Using the motif of the flower the exhibition presents an ongoing series of oil paintings by Lisette reflecting on the experience of the menstrual cycle; menstrual pains and the choices women make regarding their own birth control choices. The exhibition space is transformed into a womb holding a series of paintings within its walls. Through expressive use of colour and gestural mark each painting speaks to totally different experiences within the monthly cycle.
Everything began from there: the land, the world, the air, the sky, the soil, the water, the fire, the land. Me and you, you and me, us and we. Everything begins from there. I took a picture of my sister’s hand, which was holding a rose. This beautiful, pulsing, throbbing, bloody, thorny, sad, fertile rose reminded me of a vulva. Some ancient, primal, feminine impulse fired at me. It told me to give more attention to this flower. I didn’t explain it to myself. I just started painting and gradually deciphering this phenomenon. – Lisette Lepik
The exhibition will be open until the 3rd of February. After the opening of the exhibition it can be visited by arrangement by writing an email to lisette.lepik@gmail.com or calling +372 53313428.
Uus Rada is a community art space run collaboratively by the second year Masters of Contemporary Arts Students in the former Raja gallery space.
Curatorial assistance for the exhibition from Sophie Durand.
Graphic design: Cristopher Siniväli
The artist thanks: Elisa Margot Winters, Olivia Soans
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22.01.2022 — 20.02.2022
Kelli Gedvil at the Tartu Art House
Painting
On Saturday, 22 January Kelli Gedvil’s solo exhibition “Purifying Your Skin” will open in the small gallery of the Tartu Art House. The exhibition is curated by Hanna-Liisa Lavonen.
The exhibition focuses on the methods by which virtual and physical tools change the look and texture of human skin as a material. The modified skin on advertisements looks soft, smooth and flawless. The dissonance between the real and the manipulated makes us crave for the artificial beauty standards and the advertised products seem like otherworldly magical potions. This, however, results in a frustrating cycle when one product, which was advertised as omnipotent, is followed by another, that is equally as ineffective.
By removing the physical and virtual manipulations from the skin, we notice its diverse and hidden ecosystem. This protective, elastic material reveals pores, pimples, wrinkles, sebum, and the creatures that help with its functioning. The present exhibition shows how our obsessive desire to improve our skin based on false visuals can make us forget about the real and natural dermal texture and its individual characteristics.
Kelli Gedvil (b 1994) has graduated from the Department of Painting (BA) and the Department of Contemporary Art (MA) at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She has also studied as an exchange student at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and the Valand Academy in Sweden. Besides Estonia, she has participated in exhibitions in Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Canada, Hungary and Poland. Gedvil is the co-founder of the artist group Robin Ellis Meta and the gallerist and web developer at the online gallery post-gallery.online. This is her first solo exhibition in Tartu.
The exhibition is accompanied by a sound design by Natalia Anna Wójcik.
The technical support of the exhibition was provided by Ian-Simon Märjama.
Artist thanks: Egle Ehtjen, Kaupo Haukanõmm, Anti Kidron, Leegi Kiis, Madli Lippur, Kristen Rästas, Sten Saarits, Liina Siib.
The exhibition is supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia and open until 20 February.
Tartu Art House (Vanemuise 26, Tartu, Estonia) Wed–Mon 12–18. Exhibitions are free of charge.
The exhibitions of the Tartu Art House are supported by the Tartu Town Government and the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
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Kelli Gedvil at the Tartu Art House
Saturday 22 January, 2022 — Sunday 20 February, 2022
Painting
On Saturday, 22 January Kelli Gedvil’s solo exhibition “Purifying Your Skin” will open in the small gallery of the Tartu Art House. The exhibition is curated by Hanna-Liisa Lavonen.
The exhibition focuses on the methods by which virtual and physical tools change the look and texture of human skin as a material. The modified skin on advertisements looks soft, smooth and flawless. The dissonance between the real and the manipulated makes us crave for the artificial beauty standards and the advertised products seem like otherworldly magical potions. This, however, results in a frustrating cycle when one product, which was advertised as omnipotent, is followed by another, that is equally as ineffective.
By removing the physical and virtual manipulations from the skin, we notice its diverse and hidden ecosystem. This protective, elastic material reveals pores, pimples, wrinkles, sebum, and the creatures that help with its functioning. The present exhibition shows how our obsessive desire to improve our skin based on false visuals can make us forget about the real and natural dermal texture and its individual characteristics.
Kelli Gedvil (b 1994) has graduated from the Department of Painting (BA) and the Department of Contemporary Art (MA) at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She has also studied as an exchange student at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and the Valand Academy in Sweden. Besides Estonia, she has participated in exhibitions in Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Canada, Hungary and Poland. Gedvil is the co-founder of the artist group Robin Ellis Meta and the gallerist and web developer at the online gallery post-gallery.online. This is her first solo exhibition in Tartu.
The exhibition is accompanied by a sound design by Natalia Anna Wójcik.
The technical support of the exhibition was provided by Ian-Simon Märjama.
Artist thanks: Egle Ehtjen, Kaupo Haukanõmm, Anti Kidron, Leegi Kiis, Madli Lippur, Kristen Rästas, Sten Saarits, Liina Siib.
The exhibition is supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia and open until 20 February.
Tartu Art House (Vanemuise 26, Tartu, Estonia) Wed–Mon 12–18. Exhibitions are free of charge.
The exhibitions of the Tartu Art House are supported by the Tartu Town Government and the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
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01.12.2021 — 19.12.2021
Tõnis Saadoja “September, October, …” in the WIELS Project Room
International Office
Tõnis Saadoja’s exhibition “September, October, … ” opens in the WIELS Project Room, Brussels. The exhibition opening takes place on December 1 at 18.
In the painting series “September, October, …” the artist’s focus lies equally on two aspects – how to portray an unfunctional environment and how to paint a picture that is primarily about painting?
“I’m interested in the poetic dimension of an image and the conditionality inherent in the painting process provides one possibility to amplify this,” says Saadoja. “Painting is, first and foremost, a potential that may lead to new connections and meanings. It can also lead back to old routes and there’s nothing wrong with that either. But inside every repetition lies something new and gradually everything drifts away from its initial course.”
The exhibition in the WIELS will be open until December 19.
Tõnis Saadoja participated in the WIELS residency programme in 2019. Every year two Estonian artists are selected via open call to take part in the programme as part of the WIELS and the Estonian Centre for Contemporary Art’s collaboration project. Right now Ingel Vaikla is working in Brussels. In 2022 Krista Mölder and Sandra Kosorotova will take part.
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Tõnis Saadoja “September, October, …” in the WIELS Project Room
Wednesday 01 December, 2021 — Sunday 19 December, 2021
International Office
Tõnis Saadoja’s exhibition “September, October, … ” opens in the WIELS Project Room, Brussels. The exhibition opening takes place on December 1 at 18.
In the painting series “September, October, …” the artist’s focus lies equally on two aspects – how to portray an unfunctional environment and how to paint a picture that is primarily about painting?
“I’m interested in the poetic dimension of an image and the conditionality inherent in the painting process provides one possibility to amplify this,” says Saadoja. “Painting is, first and foremost, a potential that may lead to new connections and meanings. It can also lead back to old routes and there’s nothing wrong with that either. But inside every repetition lies something new and gradually everything drifts away from its initial course.”
The exhibition in the WIELS will be open until December 19.
Tõnis Saadoja participated in the WIELS residency programme in 2019. Every year two Estonian artists are selected via open call to take part in the programme as part of the WIELS and the Estonian Centre for Contemporary Art’s collaboration project. Right now Ingel Vaikla is working in Brussels. In 2022 Krista Mölder and Sandra Kosorotova will take part.
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28.11.2021 — 30.11.2021
Helena Tääker at Vent Space
Institute of Art History and Visual Culture
The first solo exhibition of the artist Helena Tääker “Surgery of the Soul” will be opened in Vent Space on November 28 at 6 pm.
The curator of the exhibition is Ketlin Käpp.
The exhibition reflects artist Helena Tääker’s self searching and vision of somatic experience in space. Tääker is fascinated by human body and its textures, approaching them through surrealistic viewpoint. The artist compares painting materials with human anatomy, uniting one with the other – canvas as skin, brush bristles as human hair etc. She changes the artwork into something organic like, putting more life into it. While exploring her inner world, the artist also considers it important to create a dialogue with the audience, letting the viewer experience personal somatic contact.
Helena Tääker (b. 2000) is an Estonian artist, engaged mostly in painting and installation. She studies painting at Estonian Academy of Arts, BA, third year. In her artworks Tääker often sets the focus on human body and psychology in a surrealistic and dreamlike way. Recently she has participated in Pärnu Art Annual Exhibition in Pärnu City Gallery (2021), a group exhibition in the Office of the Chancellor of Justice (2021, curated by Kristi Kongi and Merike Estna) and “Buy young art” auction exhibition in Telliskivi Green Hall (2021)
The show will be open until November 30th.
Exhibition on Facebook
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Helena Tääker at Vent Space
Sunday 28 November, 2021 — Tuesday 30 November, 2021
Institute of Art History and Visual Culture
The first solo exhibition of the artist Helena Tääker “Surgery of the Soul” will be opened in Vent Space on November 28 at 6 pm.
The curator of the exhibition is Ketlin Käpp.
The exhibition reflects artist Helena Tääker’s self searching and vision of somatic experience in space. Tääker is fascinated by human body and its textures, approaching them through surrealistic viewpoint. The artist compares painting materials with human anatomy, uniting one with the other – canvas as skin, brush bristles as human hair etc. She changes the artwork into something organic like, putting more life into it. While exploring her inner world, the artist also considers it important to create a dialogue with the audience, letting the viewer experience personal somatic contact.
Helena Tääker (b. 2000) is an Estonian artist, engaged mostly in painting and installation. She studies painting at Estonian Academy of Arts, BA, third year. In her artworks Tääker often sets the focus on human body and psychology in a surrealistic and dreamlike way. Recently she has participated in Pärnu Art Annual Exhibition in Pärnu City Gallery (2021), a group exhibition in the Office of the Chancellor of Justice (2021, curated by Kristi Kongi and Merike Estna) and “Buy young art” auction exhibition in Telliskivi Green Hall (2021)
The show will be open until November 30th.
Exhibition on Facebook
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19.04.2021 — 23.04.2021
PORTFOLIO CAFÉ 2021
Ceramics
Portfolio Café is structured around one-on-one meetings that take place between local and international fine arts and design professionals and graduate students. Each meeting takes place about 50 minutes. During Portfolio Café sessions students introduce themselves and their work, and experts share their observations, provide recommendations ask, questions etc. After the first scheduled conversation student moves on to the next selected expert they have signed up for.
All Portfolio Café meetings are in English.
Portfolio Café is a collaborative project between the Faculty of Fine Arts and Faculty of Design.
Registration:
Portfolio Café invites all fine art and design students from the MA level to participate. The spots are limited and participants will be chosen according to the provided portfolios. The reviews are considered as part of the studies and you may receive credits for participating (3 ECTS).
To apply, please fill our this registration form before April 12, 2021 and upload your portfolio.
Find detailed information about our experts in the registration form.
Portfolio Café is supported by the European Regional Development Fund.
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PORTFOLIO CAFÉ 2021
Monday 19 April, 2021 — Friday 23 April, 2021
Ceramics
Portfolio Café is structured around one-on-one meetings that take place between local and international fine arts and design professionals and graduate students. Each meeting takes place about 50 minutes. During Portfolio Café sessions students introduce themselves and their work, and experts share their observations, provide recommendations ask, questions etc. After the first scheduled conversation student moves on to the next selected expert they have signed up for.
All Portfolio Café meetings are in English.
Portfolio Café is a collaborative project between the Faculty of Fine Arts and Faculty of Design.
Registration:
Portfolio Café invites all fine art and design students from the MA level to participate. The spots are limited and participants will be chosen according to the provided portfolios. The reviews are considered as part of the studies and you may receive credits for participating (3 ECTS).
To apply, please fill our this registration form before April 12, 2021 and upload your portfolio.
Find detailed information about our experts in the registration form.
Portfolio Café is supported by the European Regional Development Fund.
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30.11.2020 — 18.12.2020
Assessment Marathon at EKA Gallery 30.11.–18.12.2020
Contemporary Art
30.11.–18.12.2020
Open Monday–Saturday, 15:00–18:00
Entrance from Kotzebue street. Please wear a mask!
December brings an opportunity to experience, in an exhibition format, works produced by the students of the Faculty of Fine Arts: every day there will be a fresh crop of university students’ works on display at the gallery. Works of the students studying contemporary art, graphic art, installation, sculpture, photography, and painting will be on display. Each morning, an exhibition will be installed, and each evening it will give way to the next one. We hope that viewers will be able to keep up with the pace of the young artists.
30.11 Drawing: supervisor Eero Alev
01.12 Drawing: supervisor Tõnis Kenkmaa
02.12 Animation: semester overview
03.12 Scenography: supervisor Ene-Liis Semper
04.12 Scenography: supervisor Ene-Liis Semper
05.12 Installation and Sculpture: supervisors Kirke Kangro, Taavi Piibemann
07.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
08.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
09.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
10.12 – Contemporary Art, supervisors Mark Dunhill & Kristaps Ancans
10.12 – Photography, supervisor Holger Kilumets
11.12 Painting: supervisors Mihkel Maripuu, Kristi Kongi, Merike Estna
12.12 Installation and Sculpture: supervisors Jaanus Samma, Deneš Farkas
14.12 Graphic Art: supervisors Kadi Kurema, Eve Kask
15.12 Graphic Art: supervisors John Grzinich, Jan Kaus, Urmas Lüüs
16.12 Graphic Art: supervisors Ann Pajuväli, Oliver Laas, Martiinus Daane Klemet
17.12 Painting: supervisors Holger Loodus, Raul Rajangu, Liisa Kruusmägi, Tõnis Saadoja
18.12 Painting: supervisors Jaan Toomik, Mihkel Maripuu, Mihkel Ilus, Heldur Lassi
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Assessment Marathon at EKA Gallery 30.11.–18.12.2020
Monday 30 November, 2020 — Friday 18 December, 2020
Contemporary Art
30.11.–18.12.2020
Open Monday–Saturday, 15:00–18:00
Entrance from Kotzebue street. Please wear a mask!
December brings an opportunity to experience, in an exhibition format, works produced by the students of the Faculty of Fine Arts: every day there will be a fresh crop of university students’ works on display at the gallery. Works of the students studying contemporary art, graphic art, installation, sculpture, photography, and painting will be on display. Each morning, an exhibition will be installed, and each evening it will give way to the next one. We hope that viewers will be able to keep up with the pace of the young artists.
30.11 Drawing: supervisor Eero Alev
01.12 Drawing: supervisor Tõnis Kenkmaa
02.12 Animation: semester overview
03.12 Scenography: supervisor Ene-Liis Semper
04.12 Scenography: supervisor Ene-Liis Semper
05.12 Installation and Sculpture: supervisors Kirke Kangro, Taavi Piibemann
07.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
08.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
09.12 Contemporary Art: supervisors Mark Dunhill, Kristaps Ancans
10.12 – Contemporary Art, supervisors Mark Dunhill & Kristaps Ancans
10.12 – Photography, supervisor Holger Kilumets
11.12 Painting: supervisors Mihkel Maripuu, Kristi Kongi, Merike Estna
12.12 Installation and Sculpture: supervisors Jaanus Samma, Deneš Farkas
14.12 Graphic Art: supervisors Kadi Kurema, Eve Kask
15.12 Graphic Art: supervisors John Grzinich, Jan Kaus, Urmas Lüüs
16.12 Graphic Art: supervisors Ann Pajuväli, Oliver Laas, Martiinus Daane Klemet
17.12 Painting: supervisors Holger Loodus, Raul Rajangu, Liisa Kruusmägi, Tõnis Saadoja
18.12 Painting: supervisors Jaan Toomik, Mihkel Maripuu, Mihkel Ilus, Heldur Lassi
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