MACA – Master of Contemporary Art
Interested in studying fine art (M.A.) at the Estonian Academy of Arts in Tallinn? Find all the information you need here!
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What does the Master of Contemporary Art (MACA) programme offer?
- Freedom of designing your individual curriculum within a diverse programme that offers theoretical tools and practical training
- Author-focused tutoring for contemporary artists
- Access to professional studios of sound art, lens-based art, installation and sculpture, graphic art and painting
- Collaboration with international artists, curators, philosophers, theorists and gallerists
- A continuous programme of off-site events, study trips, exhibitions in galleries and museums, and collaboration with different art institutions and universities
- Student exchange (KUNO, DAMA, ERASMUS)
- Access to the experimental student-run artist spaces ISFAG and Vent Space for all possible forms of art presentation and development
- A critical discursive environment for discussions about making, displaying and thinking about contemporary art and contemporary society
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Why Estonia? Everything is close, everything is possible.
With roughly 1.3 million citizens, Estonia is one of the smallest countries in the European Union. Not only is it located in the perfect spot to visit Scandinavia, Russia and other Baltic countries, its size and history also make it possible to have a unique study experience.
In Estonia, all important connections and resources are within an arm’s length. It is easy to access different political, commercial, social and educational institutions.
EKA offers its students several opportunities to exhibit their work in Estonia as well as abroad each semester. Our partners in art presentation and other activities are the Estonian Contemporary Art Museum, Contemporary Art Estonian Center, Kumu Art Museum, Tallinn Art Hall, and the Artists’ Association’s Galleries in the city centre. EKA also cooperates with the Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn University, and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.
(And it is even not too difficult to reach the President of Estonia, should this be important for your art.)
Find out more about the Estonian art scene
in this article by Kate Brown, and
this interview with Margit Säde, Head of the Master of Contemporary Art programme at EKA 2018–2020.
In the fall of 2020 we were joined by two new Heads of the Programme:
Mark Dunhill (UK) and
Kristaps Ancāns (LV).
Do not hesitate to apply for the Master of Contemporary Art programme if…
… you value the development of your individual artistic practice. If the processes in society matter to you and you are passionate about your surroundings. If you like to think, imagine, create and dream. If you are motivated and ambitious, dedicated and enthusiastic, have creative confidence and critical thinking.
