Published Books

The Estonian Academy of Arts Press is a subdivision of the Estonian Academy of Arts, which publishes both translated as well as original texts about art history and culture, design, architecture and fine arts.

The publications of the Estonian Academy of Arts are listed below in order of publication, i.e. the list starts with the most recently published book. See the books on sale HERE. Books are on sale in the EKA library Mon-Fri 10-18, Sat 11-15.

All questions regarding retail and wholesale can be addressed to the EKA publisher.

Neeme Lopp
neeme.lopp@artun.ee

“Vanalinn: pärand, elukeskkond, turism”

We all like to travel and visit historical cities, but at the same time, we also complain when the place we visit has become "too touristy." In the case of Estonia's most important tourist magnet, the old town of Tallinn, there are more and more ...

“Dear Friend” (edited by Sandra Nuut and Ott Kagovere)

The publication edited by Sandra Nuut & Ott Kagovere features all the letters from the Dear Friend monthly snail mail publishing project between 2019 and 2022, which they initiated at the Graphic Design Department of the Estonian Academy of ...

Kadri Mälk “Õpetaja”

In the book "Teacher", jewellery artist and EKA professor Kadri Mälk remembers her teacher, Leili Kuldkepp, emeritus professor of jewellery art at the Estonian Academy of Arts (1931–2008), and her diverse teaching methods. In addition to direct ...

Bruno Latour “Kuhu maanduda? Kuidas orienteeruda poliitikas”

One of the most recent books of the French anthropologist and science historian Bruno Latour (1947-2022), "Down to Earth: Politics in the New Climate Regime" (first edition in French in 2017) represents his vision of a new political orientation ...

Richard Sennett “Taidur”

In "Craftsman", Richard Sennett observes how craft is one of the most fundamental basic human impulses - not just the desire to make something, but to do it well. The history of the relationship between man and material is long and multifaceted. ...

“Lõpetamata linn / City Unfinished”

We are all users of the city to a greater or lesser extent. As residents, at work or school, as entrepreneurs, as guests. We have more and more reasons to ask what a good city is and what city we would like to live in. What could be the best ...

City Unfinished

We are all users of the city to a greater or lesser extent. As residents, working or studying, as entrepreneurs, as visitors. We have more and more reason to ask what a good city is and what kind of a city we would like ...
Architecture and Urban Design

“Christian Ackermann. Tallinna Pheidias, ülbe ja andekas”

"He is not ashamed to appear with his person before the eyes of an honorable office, as if he were Pheidias of Athens or the master of the Colossus of Rhodes [...] we ask to defend ourselves against the shameless intrusion of this nosy and ...

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