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Intensive seminar in art history with Anthony Gardner
Intensive seminar in art history with Anthony Gardner “Exhibition Histories and Post-Socialism” Date and time: September: 24-27, at 15.00-18.00 ...
Algorithmic Processes in Wood in Architecture and Design
Research staff: Sille Pihlak, Siim Tuksam Duration: 2016–2020 Financed by Estonian Academy of Arts
Meaning-making in Digital Art, Games, and Artistic Research
The research project focuses on theoretical and practical questions about digital art, games, artistic research, and hybrid art practices. The ...
ADAPT-r
The ADAPT-r project is funded as part of the European Union’s 7th Framework Programme. The project is used to support practice-based research, ...
Involving the Client in the Design of Energy Efficient Buildings
Principal investigator: Renee Puusepp Research staff: Martin Melioranski; Taavi Lõoke (MA student); Kaiko Kivi (Mudel OÜ) Duration: 2016–2017 ...
Estonian Churches: Development, Improvement and Completion of the Construction History, Conservation and Research Database (phase 2)
The aim of creating the Estonian churches’ database was to provide an internet environment accessible to the scholars, conservators and the ...
Development of the Discipline of Technical Art History for the Analysis of Cultural Heritage in Estonia
Technical art history is an interdisciplinary field of heritage studies combining methods from arts and sciences and uses contemporary ...
Studies of the Estonian 20th-Century Built Environment
This project contains two main focuses: the study of the 20th-century construction history, construction materials and their preservation on the ...
Christian Ackermann – the Arrogant and Talented Pheidias of Tallinn (part I)
Christian Ackermann was the most talented and scandalous wood carver of the baroque-era Estonia. By implementing the cutting edge investigation ...
Mapping and Analysing Valuable 20th-Century Architecture (1870–1991) in Estonia
The 20th-century architectural heritage in Estonia is extremely diverse and it needs to be protected and recorded according to its typological ...