New article by Maroš Krivý, “The Inhuman Scale”
New article by Maroš Krivý, "The Inhuman Scale: Jan Gehl, Capitalism and the Making of Livable Cities" published in Studi e Ricerche di Storia dell’Architettura. The open-access article can be read
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Applications Open: Funded PhD Position at PAKK in Sustainable Timber Architecture
The Estonian Academy of Arts invites applications for a full-time doctoral candidate position at the Timber Architecture Research Center PAKK,
“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 ...
GALLERY: EKA Design Showcase 2026
17 new and unique design projects were presented at the EKA Design Showcase 2026. The showcase culminated with the recognition of the best ...
EKA Doctoral Student-Junior Researcher Rahul Sharma Published a Book “The Phantasmagorical, Art-Historical And (Beyond) Ethnographic World Of Amit Dutta”
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 Design Showcase 2026 Winning Entries
EKA Design Showcase 2026 is over for now and we have reason to be very happy – the 17 new and unique design projects that reached the audience showed how practical and truly contributing to economic and social ...
The Nominees for the 2026 Young Sculptor Prize Have Been Announced
A total of 26 works by individual artists were submitted to the 2026 Young Sculptor Price competition organised by the Installation and Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts. From these, the exhibition ...
Sensorial CareThe Influence of Materials on Bodily Perception and Social Experience (EKA, 2026-2027)
This project explores how sensorial design can support social connection, empathy, and wellbeing through interactive wearables and thoughtfully designed public interventions.
Art and Politics: Tracing the Evolution of Estonian Transition Culture (EKA, 2026-2027)
The research project examines the multifaceted relationships between art and politics during the late Soviet and transition periods, focusing on visual culture and architecture as well as their connections to ...
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 ...