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SUMMARY:TASE ’26 PUBLIC PROGRAM [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\nTASE DAY on Saturday\\\, June 6th:1–9 pm TASE exhibition o
 pen1–3 pm guided tours of the Faculty of Design\\\, in Estonian3–3.30p
 m guided tours of the Faculty of Art and Culture\\\, in Estonian3–6 pm b
 urning ritual at Kail Timusk’s installation “Requiem Larium” on the 
 sea terrace of the main building3.45–4.30pm Jaak Juske's historical tour
  around EKA\\\, in Estonian5 pm TASE Anima '26 screening at the cinema Sõ
 prus7 pm TASE Anima '26 Q&A in the lobby of the main building of the Eston
 ian Academy ofArts\\\, moderated by Lyza Karoly Jarvis and Kaur Järve\\\,
  in English\\n\\n\\n\\nKeithy Kuuspu's durational performance in the yard 
 of Kotzebue 4– “Indirect Performativity” on Wednesday\\\, June 17 at
  7 pm\\n\\n\\n\\nBurning rituals at Kail Timusk's installation “Requiem 
 Larium” on the sea terrace of the main building of EKA– Sat 6.06 at 3
 –6 pm– Sun 14.06 at 4–7 pm– Fri 19.06 at 1–4 pm\\n\\n\\n\\nMarga
 ret Tilk's study club “Girls\\\, In Theory” Tuesday\\\, June 9 at 6 pm
  at EKA Gallery\\\, with pre-registration\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nGUIDE
 D TOURSAll tours start in the lobby of the EKA main building and participa
 tion is free of charge.\\n\\n\\n\\nHistorical tour \\n\\n\\n\\nSaturday\\\
 , June 6 at 3.45–4.30 pm historical tour around EKA\\\, led by Jaak Jusk
 e\\\, in Estonian\\\, donations are welcome Guided tours of the Faculty of
  Architecture – Thursday\\\, June 11 at 2–3 pm guided tour of the Depa
 rtment of Interior Architecture led by Gregor Taul\\\, in Estonian– Thur
 sday\\\, June 11 at 3.30–5 pm guided tour of the Departments of Architec
 ture and Urbanism led by Roland Reemaa\\\, in Estonian– Monday\\\, June 
 15 at 5–6 pm guided tour of the Faculty of Architecture led by Sille Pih
 lak\\\, in Estonian– Tuesday\\\, June 16 at 1–2 pm guided tour of the 
 Department of Interior Architecture led by students of the faculty\\\, in 
 Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nGuided tours of the Faculty of Design – Saturday\\\,
  June 6 at 1–3 pm\\\, guided tour by Kätlin Leokin and students of the 
 faculty\\\, in Estonian– Sunday\\\, June 14 at 1–3 pm\\\, guided tour 
 by Kätlin Leokin and students of the faculty\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nG
 uided tours of the Faculty of Arts and Culture – Saturday\\\, June 6 at 
 3–3.30 pm\\\, guided tour by Valve Saarma\\\, in Estonian– Sunday\\\, 
 June 14 at 3–3.30 pm\\\, guided tour by Valve Saarma\\\, in Estonian\\n\
 \n\\n\\nGuided tour of the Faculty of Fine Arts – Sunday\\\, June 14 at 
 4–5 pm\\\, guided tour by Elo Vahtrik\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nMore in
 fo at: https://tase.artun.ee/\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:EKA linnak
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260525
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260610
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/tae-26-public-program/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Exhibition “Same Time Same Place” [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nOn May 23 at 1:30 PM the 2nd year glass and cera
 mics department students of EKA will open their exhibition Same Time Same
  Place in the Viinistu`s Barrel Gallery.\\n\\n\\n\\nIn a time marked by t
 ension\\\, acceleration and fragile boundaries\\\, this exhibition gathers
  works that linger in the space between presence and relation. Created by 
 12 student artists from the glass and ceramics departments of EKA\\\, the 
 exhibition unfolds as a series of quiet negotiations between materials\\\,
  bodies\\\, and ways of being that do not always easily align.\\n\\n\\n\\n
 Rather than offering a unified perspective\\\, it brings together distinct
 \\\, sometimes conflicting approaches. The works explore connection as a p
 rocess: we leave traces\\\, we transform\\\, inevitably and continuously\\
 \, both intentionally and unintentionally. In this\\\, there are tensions 
 and collisions\\\, moments of conflict\\\, and recurring attempts to foste
 r peace.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition attends to the conditions under which b
 eings share space. Proximity does not guarantee understanding\\\; contact 
 does not ensure unity. Instead\\\, the works move through closeness\\\, te
 nsion\\\, dependence\\\, and care\\\, questioning what it means to coexist
 . Symbiosis is more than living side by side\\\, just as parasitism speaks
  to forms of reliance and imbalance.Co-existence emerges here as a kind of
  chemistry — a dissolving you and an insoluble me\\\, and vice versa. To
 gether\\\, the works ask what it means to exist alongside difference witho
 ut dissolving it.\\n\\n\\n\\nWorks by: Antigone Doron-Sornin\\\, Lee Saa
 repera\\\, Maria Ivanova\\\, Karl Otti\\\, Daniela Treviño\\\, Martin
  Kõiv\\\, Stina Preiman\\\, Kirke Vahar\\\, Una Poriete\\\, Olivia Je
 gorov\\\, Ellen Schleyer\\\, Helen VinogradovAdvisors: Kaja Altvee\\\, K
 ateriin Rikken \\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition will remain open until June 11t
 h.\\n\\n\\n\\nOpening times: Until May 31: Fri-Sun 11-18From June 1: Mon-
 Sun 11–18\\n\\n\\n\\nSupported by: Viinistu Art Harbour\\\, Lexplast\\\,
  EKA Student Council\\\, Põhjala\\\, Peetri Lõheäri\\\, High Voltage\\\
 , Capra Saun\\\, Käbliku\\\, Coca Cola\\\, Juhan Kivitoa \\n\\\\n [Exhib
 itions]
LOCATION:Viinistu Tünnigalerii
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260523T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260611T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/exhibition-same-time-same-place/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:2
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SUMMARY:CRAFT STUDIES THESIS MARATHON 2026 [Events\, Exhibitions\, TASE]
DESCRIPTION:Moulds for the Wilderness / Vormid tühermaale\\nOdie Lap Chun 
 Chow\\nLocation: Hanger\\\, Põhjala tehas\\\, Marati tn 5\\\, Tallinn\\nO
 pening 8.05 at 18:00\\nVisting hours: 8.05–19.05 WED-SUN 11:00-17:00\\nD
 efence date: 12.05 at 10:00\\n\\nMoulds for the Wilderness is a showcase o
 f Odie Lap Chun Chow’s journey into mould making\\\, inspired by ceramic
  casting production and self-experience in identity seeking. Gypsum\\\, cl
 ay\\\, and photography became the materials Odie used to explore and refle
 ct on his struggle to find self-identity\\\, bound to the city he came fro
 m. Here\\\, he raises the question of whether moulds give limits or freedo
 m to one\\\, and whether one can create their own “wilderness”\\\, a s
 pace without borders.\\n\\nPerfect Dupes / Täiuslik duplikaat\\nMaia Hell
 man\\nLocation: Kopli tn 2a\\nOpening: 9.05 at 18:00\\nVisiting Hours 9.05
 –30.05 THR-SUN 14:00-19:00\\nDefence date: 12.05 at 15:00\\n\\nThe remna
 nts of the honey shop linger here\\\, in the elongated shelves that run th
 e walls and the price stickers from the beekeeping and gardening equipment
  they once sold. The same shelves now hold objects that arrived here with 
 their own histories. Second-hand tableware\\\, ceramic pieces\\\, raw mate
 rials. Things that have passed through other hands before reaching these s
 helves. Some of them have passed through mine.\\n\\nLyly Pudi-Padi Pood\\\
 , Lyly’s IJzerwinkel\\\, La Quincallerie de Lyly\\nLyly Letzer\\nLocatio
 n: Keskturg Kiosk 168\\nOpening date: 10.05 at 11:00\\nVisiting hours: 10.
 05–17.05\\nDefence date: 13.05 at 11:00\\n\\nA “ijzerwinkel”\\\, “
 quincallerie” or “pudi-padi pood” is a place where you can find glue
 \\\, a flower\\\, a plate or someone to talk to. // Pudi-padi pood on koht
 \\\, kust võib leida nii liimi\\\, lilleõie\\\, taldriku kui ka vestluse
 . // Une quincaillerie est un endroit où on peut tout trouver\\\, un clou
 \\\, une assiette\\\, un savon et une personne à qui parler. // Ik ga naa
 r een ijzerwinkel om van alles en nog wat te vinden: een tas\\\, een koek 
 of een babbel.\\n\\nUnfolding Gestures / Avanev käeliigutus\\nMariam Mest
 virishvili\\nLocation: Angaarinstituut\\\, Põhjala Tehas\\\, Marati tn 5\
 \\, Tallinn\\nOpening 8.05 at 18:00\\nVisiting: 8.05–24.05 WED-SUN 11:00
 -17:00\\nDefence date: 13.05 at 15:00\\n\\nUnfolding Gestures brings toget
 her practices of ceramic and textile making\\\, exploring what lies beyond
  their surface and unfolds through them. By focusing on the process of mak
 ing\\\, the coexistence of material and maker as beings in their own right
  becomes visible\\\, resulting in a series of works that reveal the traces
  of the process and its inherent mundanities. \\n\\nBeyond Wearability / K
 antavusest kaugemal\\nPeixuan Lin\\nLocation: ARS Kunstilinnak\\\, Stuudio
  53\\\, Pärnu mnt 154\\nOpening 11.05 at 18:00\\nVisiting hours: 11.05–
 15.05\\nDefence date: 14.05 at 10:00\\n\\nBeyond Wearability builds on the
  personal experiences and theoretical research of designer Peixuan Lin\\\,
  exploring how accessories transcend from wearability to becoming fluid sy
 mbols of identity. It shows how materials\\\, myths\\\, and everyday use c
 ollectively transform accessories into vehicles for personal narratives.\\
 n\\nSouvenirs from Home / Suveniirid kodust\\nSylvia Burgess\\nLocation: P
 ika Jala väravatorn\\\, Pikk Jalg 3\\nOpening: 16.05 at 18:00\\nVisiting 
 hours 16.05–14.06 THR–SUN 12:00-17:00\\nDefence date: 14.05 at 14:00\\
 n\\nSouvenirs from home is an exhibition of small objects and jewellery dr
 awing on motifs\\\, techniques and materials gathered through the three ho
 mes Sylvia Burgess has experienced in the past two years.\\n\\nKULTIVEERIT
 UD KEHA\\nJoanne-Heleene Sõrmus\\nLocation: EKA Stenograafia stuudio\\\, 
 B304\\nOpening: 14.05 at 19:00 (performance)\\nDefence date: 15.05 at 10:0
 0\\\, A403\\n\\nAt the culmination\\\, the focus shifts away from the bod
 y to what remains of it: its traces\\\, forms\\\, and surfaces that are tr
 ansferred into the garment. Performance KULTIVEERITUD KEHA explores the mo
 ment when the body ceases to be the objective and instead becomes a trace 
 – a shell no longer defined by physical perfection\\\, but by the aesthe
 tic and emotional residue left by the pursuit of it.\\n\\nExtensions / Pik
 endused\\nMarite Kuus-Hill\\n\\nLocation: Kopli 70a\\\, II floor/korrus\\n
 Opening 12.05 at 18:00\\n\\nDefence date: 15.05 at 14:00\\n\\nExtensions i
 s a collection of events surrounding a handmade 4 m x 4 m quilt. This proj
 ect presents a series of proposals and brings forth open-ended questions a
 bout space and space making\\\, while expanding the notion of a quintessen
 tial cultural object\\\, the quilted blanket.\\n\\nCollection of public ev
 ents:\\n\\nApril 17th 18:00\\nThesis Assembly\\nMarite Kuus-Hill & Chloé
  Gourvennec\\nKrulli maja\\\, Kopli 70a\\\, Tallinn\\n\\nMay 6th 14:00\\nP
 atchnotes: Line Arngaard\\nHaron Barashed & Marite Kuus-Hill\\noh.eka-gd
 -ma.ee / EKA sea terrace\\\, Põhja pst 7\\\, Tallinn\\n\\nMay 12th 18:00
 \\nTwelve Proposals for an Unfolding Event\\nLili Maud Dobell & Marite K
 uus-Hill\\nKrulli maja\\\, Kopli 70a\\\, Tallinn\\n\\nMay 13th 18:00 (invi
 tation only)\\nQuilting Bee and Talking Bird\\nJordy Weaver & Marite Kuu
 s-Hill\\nETC Space\\\, Niine 8\\\, Tallinn\\n\\nMay 22nd - 23rd 11:00-17:0
 0\\nQuilt Space\\nFair Enough Art Book Fair\\nEstonian Museum of Applied A
 rt and Design\\nLai 17\\\, Tallinn\\n\\nJune 3rd 14:00\\nPatchnotes: Alek 
 Green\\nHaron Barashed & Marite Kuus-Hill\\noh.eka-gd-ma.ee / EKA sea t
 errace\\\, Põhja pst 7\\\, Tallinn\\\\n [Events\\\, Exhibitions\\\, TASE]
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260508
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260614
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/craft-study-thesis-marathon-2026/
CATEGORIES:Events\, Exhibitions\, TASE
ITERATOR:3
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SUMMARY:Viktoria Martjanova’s Solo Exhibition “Biomaterial” [Exhibiti
 ons]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nOn Thursday\\\, 14 May at 6 PM\\\, Viktoria Mart
 janova’s first solo exhibition Biomaterial will open at the Hobusepea Ga
 llery.\\n\\n\\n\\nWorking with installation\\\, video and photography\\\, 
 the artist regards the body as a resource: a currency that can be optimise
 d\\\, controlled\\\, used and categorised according to political\\\, milit
 ary and economic interests.\\n\\n\\n\\nAt the centre of the exhibition is 
 a large-scale installation made of hair\\\, transforming this intimate and
  personal material into a spatial experience. From this enchanting\\\, yet
  repellent approach to material and form\\\, Martjanova moves on to the me
 dia of photography and video\\\, creating a more direct link between organ
 ic matter and human life. The exhibited bodies and materials have lost the
 ir autonomy and function rather as units in a broader socio-political syst
 em\\\, where their value is determined by their usability and purpose.\\n\
 \n\\n\\nViktoria Martjanova is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice i
 ncludes video\\\, installation\\\, sound\\\, text and performativity. Her 
 work focuses on the formation of identity in conditions where the personal
  experience is inextricably linked to social and political mechanisms\\\, 
 perceiving the body as a tension field where these power dynamics are mani
 fested.\\n\\n\\n\\nMartjanova uses bodily experience\\\, memory and langua
 ge as materials to examine how personal tension and social structures inte
 rtwine in the body and how these relationships become perceivable. Her wor
 ks move along the axis of tension and interruption\\\, looking at identity
  as an unstable construct that is constantly rewritten. Martjanova highlig
 hts the human and young author’s position in conditions shaped by extern
 al pressure\\\, visibility and the requirement to create one’s self-imag
 e.\\n\\n\\n\\nHer works have been shown at the Performa Biennial in New Yo
 rk\\\, the Riga Art Week’s (RAW) opening event\\\, the Alma Gallery in R
 iga and the Vilnius Art Week. She is the laureate of the 2025 Young Artist
  Award granted by the Estonian Academy of Arts.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurator: Lilian
  Hiob-Küttis\\n\\n\\n\\nGraphic design: Maxim Nikanorov\\n\\n\\n\\nInstal
 lation of the exhibition: Polina Kaaiko\\\, Tõnis Tallermaa\\\, Madis Eek
 \\\, Hans-Otto Ojaste\\n\\n\\n\\nMetalwork: Märt Vaidla\\n\\n\\n\\nSpecia
 l gratitude to Eesti Kultuurkapital\\\, Eesti Kunsti Aakadeemia\\\, Valge 
 Kuup Studio\\\, Anita Kremm\\\, Ksenia Verbeštšuk\\\, Juri Krutii\\\, To
 dd Richter\\\, Dmitry Gubin\\\, Aksel Haagesen\\\, Viktoria Arapina\\\, ju
 uste doonorid\\\, kunstniku perekond\\\, Villem Varik\\\, Liisi Kõuhkna\\
 \, Kaisa Maasik-Koplimets\\\, Anna Mari Liivrand\\\, Jordi Hin\\\, Andrei 
 Kazakov\\\, Meraki Testa Dell’Acqua\\\, Compose.\\n\\n\\n\\nPS! The cele
 bration of the exhibition opening will continue at Paavli Culture Factory 
 starting from 8:30pm.\\n\\n\\n\\nExhibitions in the Hobusepea Gallery are 
 supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia\\\, the Estonian Ministry o
 f Culture and Liviko AS.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe gallery is managed by the Estonian
  Artists’ Association.\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Hobusepea galerii (Hobusepea 2\, Tallinn)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260514T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260614T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/viktoria-martjanovas-solo-exhibition-b
 iomaterial/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:4
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SUMMARY:Mara Kirchberg “My Weight Hangs in Your Arms” [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCurated by Rebeka Põldsam\\n\\n\\n\
 \n15.05.-14.06.2026\\n\\n\\n\\nOpening Thursday\\\, May 14 at 6 pm at Draa
 kon Gallery \\n\\n\\n\\nMara Kirchberg’s solo exhibition explores the t
 echnologization of care\\\, focusing on how the automotive sector has shap
 ed care work. Moving between garage and medical settings\\\, Kirchberg exa
 mines the metaphor of the body as a machine\\\, tracing how petromodern sy
 stems designed for efficiency come to structure how we carry\\\, support\\
 \, and maintain one another.\\n\\n\\n\\nAt the center of the exhibition is
  a hanging installation assembled from industrial materials forming a frag
 ile organism—lifting slings\\\, artificial membranes\\\, lubricants—re
 quiring ongoing maintenance to remain functional. During “Service Hours\
 \\,” the artist activates the pulley system\\\, performing a public main
 tenance while wearing a PVC “Sweat Suit”. \\n\\n\\n\\nPerformances: 3
 0 May and 13 June at 5 PM\\n\\n\\n\\nPerformed by Mara Kirchberg\\n\\n\\n\
 \nCurator: Rebeka Põldsam\\n\\n\\n\\nGraphic design: Kert Viiart–Õllek
 \\n\\n\\n\\nTechnical support: Gisèle Gonon\\\, Marko Odar\\n\\n\\n\\nOut
 side Eye: Gisèle Gonon\\n\\n\\n\\nSupported by The Cultural Endowment of 
 Estonia\\\, Goethe-Institut Estland\\n\\n\\n\\nSpecial thanks to: Eesti Ku
 nstnike Liit\\\, Hans-Otto Ojaste\\\, Mari Volens\\\, Sandra Ernits\\n\\\\
 n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Draakoni galerii\, Tallinn
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260514T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260614T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/mara-kirchberg-my-weight-hangs-in-your
 -arms/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:5
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SUMMARY:Entrance No. 4  [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n23.05.26.-14.06.26\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nOpening: 22.05.26
  18:00\\n\\n\\n\\nwith a Performance by Anumai Raska starting at 19:00!\\n
 \\n\\n\\nArtists: Bob Bicknell-Knight\\\, Giulio Cusinato\\\, Anastasiia K
 rapivina\\\, Kroplya\\\, Denis Kudrjašov\\\, Lisette Lepik\\\, Fausta Nor
 eikaitė\\\, Rosa-Maria Nuutinen\\\, Kertu Rannula\\\, Anumai Raska\\\, No
 ra Schmelter\\n\\n\\n\\nCurated by Bob Bicknell-Knight\\\, Rosa-Maria Nuut
 inen and Nora Schmelter\\n\\n\\n\\nEntrance No. 4 transforms the ARS Proje
 ct Space into a stage of sorts\\\, where the audience engages with the art
 works on show through a series of curtailed entranceways\\\, examining ide
 as of control\\\, illusionary realities and voyeuristic tendencies. Throug
 h actively herding and throttling the viewing experience\\\, Entrance No. 
 4 demands a re-examination of how artworks are seen and engaged with\\\, r
 eflecting upon how images are shared and diffused within contemporary life
 .\\n\\n\\n\\nWhen navigating the purposefully oblique space one will have 
 the opportunity to encounter work from 11 artists currently undergoing a M
 asters in Contemporary Art at the Estonian Academy of Arts. Artworks on sh
 ow range from painting and sculpture to video and installation\\\, engagin
 g with ideas associated with the home\\\, climate collapse and our collect
 ively fraught relationship with the body and physical spaces.\\n\\n\\n\\nT
 ue–Fri: 12:00–18:00\\n\\n\\n\\nSat\\\, Sun: 12:00–16:00\\n\\n\\n\\nA
 RS Project Space\\\, Pärnu mnt 154\\\, Tallinn 11317\\n\\n\\n\\nGraphic
  Design: Chloé Gourvennec\\\, Ethan Anthony Read\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibitio
 n is supported by ARS Kunstilinnak\\\, Estonian Artists’ Association\\\,
  Estonian Academy of Art\\\, Nudist\\\, Põhjala Brewery\\\, Tuletorn\\n\\
 \\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:ARS projektiruum
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260522T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260614T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/entrance-no-4/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:6
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SUMMARY:Craft Studies exhibition ‘Being / Becoming’ [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:Being / Becoming\\nPõhjala tehas\\\, Marati 5-3\\\, 2nd floor\
 \nExhibition open June 4–14\\\, everyday 11:00–19:00\\nOpening: Wednes
 day\\\, June 3\\\, 18:00\\n\\nFrom materials to maker\\\,\\nfrom environme
 nt to mind.\\nThrough the fingertips into an object\\\,\\nwhich then finds
  its way back to the environment again.\\n\\nThe practice of craft is one 
 of interconnection: between material and body\\\, environment and society\
 \\, thought and action. Craft extends beyond the production of a physical 
 object – it shapes the ways we relate to the world around us and to one 
 another.\\n\\nThe exhibition Being / Becoming presents works by the first 
 year students of the Craft Studies MA program. Developed alongside one ano
 ther over the past year\\\, the works emerge through conversations between
  materials and makers\\\, processes and practices\\\, experiments and outc
 omes – shaped through sharing spaces of making\\\, thinking and exchange
 .\\n\\nBeing is existing in the same space with others. Becoming is an end
 less process of change until we decide to lay a pause on it.\\n\\nParticip
 ating: Astrid Davis\\\, Þórey Björk Halldórsdóttir\\\, Carmen Kremm\\
 \, Anna Larionova\\\, Athaly Lens\\\, Marco Manfredino\\\, Teresa RA\\\, A
 nna-Maria Saar\\\, Kay Shek\\\, Laura-Maria Vahimets\\n\\nIn curatorial di
 alogue with: Anu Vahtra\\nGraphic design: Andrew Kuus-Hill & Linda Morel\\
 n\\nThank you: Juss Heinsalu\\\, Kärt Ojavee\\\, Põhjala tehas\\nSupport
 ers: Craft Studies\\\, Estonian Academy of Arts\\\, Punch Club OÜ\\n\\nTh
 roughout the exhibition we have a few events organised for the public\\\, 
 including tours\\\, workshops and a finissage:\\n\\nTours\\nSunday\\\, Jun
 e 7\\\, 11:00–12:00\\nSunday\\\, June 14\\\, 15:00–16:00\\nIn English 
 & Estonian\\n* Free participation\\n\\nWorkshops\\n‘Materializing the Ha
 ndwriting. The Workshop’ by Anna-Maria Saar\\n\\nThe hand-stitching work
 shop develops participants’ awareness of their personal working methods 
 through hands-on experimentation with different materials. It supports lea
 rners more broadly in understanding and articulating their intuitive choic
 es as makers.\\n\\nSunday\\\, June 7\\\, 13:00–13:45\\nWednesday\\\, Jun
 e 10\\\, 18:00–18:30\\nThursday\\\, June 11\\\, 18:00–18:30\\n\\n* Wor
 kshops take place in the exhibition space\\\, free participation with prio
 r registration: anna-maria.saar@artun.ee. Materials are provided on site.\
 \n\\nFinissage\\nSunday\\\, June 14\\\, 16:00–19:00\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Põhjala tehas\, Kompressorijaam
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260603T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260614T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/craft-studies-exhibition-being-becomin
 g/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:7
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SUMMARY:EKA Grad Show TASE ‘26 [Events\, Exhibitions\, TASE]
DESCRIPTION:\\nThe EKA Graduation Show Festival TASE ’26 opens on May 27\
 \\, 2026 at 17:00.\\n\\n\\n\\nAt the graduation festival\\\, the faculties
  of architecture\\\, design\\\, art culture\\\, and fine arts will present
  this year’s final projects.\\n\\n\\n\\nTASE ’26 will take place on th
 e EKA campus in Kalamaja – in the EKA main building (Põhja pst 7 / Kotz
 ebue 1)\\\, as well as in the buildings at Kotzebue 4 and 10\\\, and on th
 e Kotzebue 2 plot.\\n\\n\\n\\nAt the opening event\\\, the Young Artist\\\
 , Young Applied Artist\\\, and Young Designer awards will be presented to 
 bachelor’s and master’s level students.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe TASE ’26 exhi
 bition will remain open from May 28 to June 19\\\, daily from 13:00 to 19:
 00.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFind the detailed programme and the list of gra
 duates on the website https://tase.artun.ee/\\n\\n\\n\\nPROGRAMME\\n\\n\\n
 \\nTASE '26 Opening on Wed 27.05. at 17–23\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n17.00 opening c
 eremony on Kotzebue Street\\\, speeches\\\, announcement of the Young Desi
 gner\\\, Young Artist\\\, and Young Applied Artist awards\\n\\n\\n\\n18.00
  Puuluup concert on the Kotzebue Street stage\\n\\n\\n\\n19.00–22.00 DJ 
 duo Danger from Estonia on the roof of the PAKK pavilion\\n\\n\\n\\n23.00 
 end of the party\\n\\n\\n\\n23.00–… official afterparty and karaoke at
  Balta Chill\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nAdditionally\\\, Hulkur Baar and the ÖKU food 
 truck will be present.\\n\\n\\n\\nTASE Day on Saturday\\\, 6 June:\\n\\n\\
 n\\n\\n13.00–21.00 TASE exhibition open\\n\\n\\n\\n13.00–15.00 present
 ation of graduation projects from the Faculty of Design\\n\\n\\n\\n15.00
 –15.30 presentation of graduation projects from the Faculty of Art and C
 ulture\\n\\n\\n\\n15.45–16.30 Jaak Juske’s historical tour around the 
 EKA area\\n\\n\\n\\n17.00 screening of TASE Anima ‘26 at Sõprus Cinema\
 \n\\n\\n\\n19.00 TASE Anima ‘26 discussion in the lobby of the EKA main 
 building\\\, in English\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nKeithy Kuuspu endurance performance\
 \n\\n\\n\\n\\n“Active Performativity”\\\, Monday\\\, 25 May at 19.00 i
 n the courtyard of Kotzebue 4\\n\\n\\n\\n“Indirect Performativity”\\\,
  Wednesday\\\, 17 June at 19.00 in the courtyard of Kotzebue 4\\n\\n\\n\\n
 \\nMargaret Tilga’s learning club “Girls\\\, in Theory”\\n\\n\\n\\n\
 \nTuesday\\\, 9 June at 18.00 in the EKA Gallery\\\, with pre-registration
 \\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGUIDED TOURSAll tours begin in the lobby of
  the EKA main building and participation is free.\\n\\n\\n\\nHistorical to
 ur\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nSaturday\\\, 6 June at 15.45–16.30 historical tour arou
 nd the EKA area\\\, guided by Jaak Juske\\\, in Estonian\\\, donations are
  welcome\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFaculty of Architecture tours\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nThursda
 y\\\, 11 June at 14.00–15.00 presentation of graduation projects from th
 e Department of Interior Architecture\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nThursday\
 \\, 11 June at 15.30–17.00 presentation of graduation projects from the 
 Departments of Architecture and Urban Studies\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nM
 onday\\\, 15 June at 17.00–18.00 presentation of graduation projects fro
 m the Faculty of Architecture\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nTuesday\\\, 16 Ju
 ne at 13.00–14.00 presentation of graduation projects from the Departmen
 t of Interior Architecture\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFaculty of Design
  tours\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nSaturday\\\, 6 June at 13.00–15.00\\\, in Estonian\
 \n\\n\\n\\nSunday\\\, 14 June at 13.00–15.00\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\n
 \\nFaculty of Art and Culture tours\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nSaturday\\\, 6 June at 1
 5.00–15.30\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nSunday\\\, 14 June at 15.00–15.3
 0\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nFaculty of Fine Arts tours\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nS
 aturday\\\, 30 May at 16.00–17.00\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\nSunday\\\, 
 14 June at 16.00–17.00\\\, in Estonian\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nGeneral TASE tour\\
 n\\n\\n\\n\\nFriday\\\, 29 May at 17.30–18.30\\\, in English\\n\\n\\n\\n
 \\n\\n\\n\\n\\nSPONSORSCultural Endowment of Estonia\\\, Tallinn City\\n\\
 n\\n\\nPARTNERSContemporary Art Museum of Estonia\\\, Funrent\\\, mirai™
 \\\, Punch Club\\\, Puumarket\\\, Sadolin Estonia\\\, Tallinn Circular Eco
 nomy Center\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTASE chief organizer:Kaisa Maasik-Kopli
 mets\\\, kaisa.maasik@artun.ee\\n\\\\n [Events\\\, Exhibitions\\\, TASE]
LOCATION:EKA linnak
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260527T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260619T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/eka-grad-show-tase-26/
CATEGORIES:Events\, Exhibitions\, TASE
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SUMMARY:EKA Graduation Ceremonies 2026 [Events]
DESCRIPTION:\\nThe 2026 graduation ceremonies will be held on Friday\\\, Ju
 ne 19th in the EKA Assembly Hall (room A101\\\, Põhja puiestee 7).\\n\\n\
 \n\\n\\nAt 11:00 AM\\\, the ceremony will begin for graduates of the Facul
 ty of Architecture\\\, the Faculty of Fine Arts and the Faculty of Art Cul
 ture\\n\\n\\n\\nAt 3:00 PM\\\, the ceremony will begin for graduates of th
 e Faculty of Design\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nDear graduates\\\, please arrive 15 minu
 tes early to the lower door of the EKA hall\\\, where you will be guided t
 o your designated seat. This year there is a record number of graduates (f
 or the first time over 300) and unfortunately most of the congratulators w
 ill not be able to sit in the hall\\\, they can watch the ceremony on the 
 screens in the lobby or online via EKA TV.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nMore in
 fo:Elisabeth Kuusikelisabeth.kuusik@artun.ee\\n\\\\n [Events]
LOCATION:EKA aula (A101)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260619T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260619T170000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/eka-graduation-ceremonies-2026/
CATEGORIES:Events
ITERATOR:9
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SUMMARY:“Läbiv Dissonants” [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nIf history were to end today\\\, as who would yo
 u be left standing in the following static oblivion? The exhibition “Lä
 bi dissonants” contrasts five audiovisual artworks\\\, with the goal of 
 taking a deeper glance at the tools and mechanisms that neoliberalism\\\, 
 as a system\\\, uses to enforce and recreate its modern political hegemony
 .\\n\\n\\n\\nAbstraction can be found everywhere\\\, from long\\\, seamles
 sly blending beaches to industrial megastructures. From strong outlines ar
 ound hollow bodies to misleading wordplay that those shapes espouse. From 
 the foggy beginnings of a human's existence to their last interrupted move
 ment.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition includes works from the artists Inna Tarak
 anova\\\, Artjom Jurov\\\, Aksel Haagensen\\\, Marto Mägi\\\, and John Sm
 ith.Open from the 13th of May till the 19th of June. To visit\\\, we ask t
 hat you contact the gallery a day ahead of time to organize your visit.\\n
 \\n\\n\\nCurator: Kaur Järve\\n\\n\\n\\nMetropolkapp - https://www.insta
 gram.com/metropolkapp/?hl=en\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Metropoli galerii
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260513
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260619
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/labiv-dissonants/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:10
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SUMMARY: [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\nOpening on 8.06 at 2:00 PM\\\, in NarvaExhibition open 8.06 
 - 22.06.2026\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n“A Breath” is an exhibition create
 d as a school project by students of the Contemporary Art and Curatorial S
 tudies programme at the Estonian Academy of Arts. It invites visitors to s
 low down and notice what often remains hidden between everyday moments.\\n
 \\n\\n\\nThe exhibition explores quiet moments of breath that arise both i
 n solitude and in the company of others. These small pauses\\\, often deli
 cate and easily overlooked\\\, carry reflection\\\, intimacy\\\, and a sen
 se of shared presence. The project invites viewers to momentarily forget t
 he turbulence and uncertainty of daily life and instead contemplate states
  of being\\\, moments of silence\\\, and quiet observation. Through works 
 in various media\\\, the exhibition creates a space where visitors can slo
 w down and experience these fleeting yet meaningful moments.\\n\\n\\n\\nAt
  2:30 PM\\\, visitors are invited to enjoy an edible artwork by Mia Maria 
 Rohumaa and Maria Wrang-Rasmussen. As Virginia Woolf wrote\\\, “One cann
 ot think well\\\, love well\\\, sleep well\\\, if one has not dined well.
 ”\\n\\n\\n\\nYou can take the 9:55 AM train departing from Tallinn.\\n\\
 n\\n\\nArtists: Daria Morozova\\\, Maria Wrang-Rasmussen\\\, Mia Maria Roh
 umaa\\\, Lotta Karoliina Räsänen\\\, Kertu-Liisa SarapCurator: Karen Aas
 a\\n\\n\\n\\nOpening on 8.06 at 2:00 PM\\\, in Narva\\\, Green Gallery \\
 n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Roheline Galerii\, Narva
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260608T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260622T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/exhibition-a-breath/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:11
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SUMMARY:Exhibition “I hate violence and I see it everywhere” [Exhibitio
 ns]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nOpening of the exhibition “I hate violence and
  I see it everywhere” at 18:00 at OKAPI Gallery in Tallinn\\n\\n\\n\\nYe
 va Sihachova\\n\\n\\n\\nCurator: Ilja JakovlevGraphic design: Ksenia Kvitk
 o\\n\\n\\n\\nI hate violence and I see it everywhere.Not only in war or ca
 tastrophe\\\, but in the ordinary choreography of living alongside others.
 I see how it impales the body\\\, leaving no space for resistance.I see ho
 w\\\, through force\\\, it restructures culture\\\, embedding itself acros
 s generations as trauma.I see it in the attempt to make everything defined
  - what does not fit is forced to take form\\\, yet even when fixed\\\, it
  remains out of place.I see how it alters the body until adaptation turns 
 pain into routine.I see how it quietly inhabits the spaces between people.
 \\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition explores the ontology of violence: where it liv
 es\\\, how it manifests itself\\\, what language it speaks\\\, where it is
  born\\\, and what it eventually transforms into.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe works foc
 us on moments in which violence has not yet become fully visible or fully 
 named - on the normalization of discomfort\\\, on adaptation as a survival
  mechanism\\\, on repetition\\\, pressure\\\, fixation\\\, and the unstabl
 e distance between bodies.\\n\\n\\n\\nAgain and again\\\, the exhibition r
 eturns to the question of connection.Perhaps violence begins much earlier 
 - in the attempt to fix\\\, define\\\, or fully overcome distance.\\n\\n\\
 n\\nFear becomes one of the central mechanisms within the exhibition. The 
 attempt to understand violence can become an attempt to rationalize it\\\,
  to make it predictable\\\, and therefore less threatening. As if analysis
  could create a certain form of control over what is feared. But the need 
 for control itself easily begins to reproduce the logic of violence.\\n\\n
 \\n\\nThe works do not offer a stable definition of violence. Instead\\\, 
 they trace the moments in which it quietly enters everyday life - reorgani
 zing proximity\\\, settling into ordinary forms of coexistence\\\, and cha
 nging the ways bodies learn to exist alongside one another.\\n\\n\\n\\nDri
 nks at the opening are provided by PÕHJALA!\\n\\n\\n\\nExhibition dates:1
 1.06–19.07.2026Wed–Fri 12:00–18:00Sat 12:00–16:00\\n\\n\\n\\nOKAPI
  galleryNiguliste tn 2\\\, 10146\\\, Tallinn\\n\\n\\n\\nWe thank the exhib
 ition supporters:EKA Student Council\\\, OKAPI Gallery\\\, PÕHJALA\\n\\\\
 n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:OKAPI galerii\, Niguliste tn 2\, Tallinn
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260611T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260719T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/exhibition-i-hate-violence-and-i-see-i
 t-everywhere/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:12
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SUMMARY:Zody Burke & Klara Zetterholm “Ersatz Strata”  [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nApril 24 - August 15\\\, 2026Opening April 23 at
  6pm\\n\\n\\n\\nAnnouncing the opening of 'Ersatz Strata'\\\, a joint exhi
 bition by Zody Burke (Tallinn\\\, NYC\\\, EKA MACA) and Klara Zetterholm
  (Stockholm) at Temnikova & Kasela gallery.  \\n\\n\\n\\nThe work is an e
 xploration of a recently discovered imagined anthropological site of quest
 ionable provenance. Through reliefs\\\, sculptures\\\, printed work\\\, ki
 netic elements\\\, and industrial residue\\\, the artists present an unrel
 iable aesthetic archaeology in the language of natural history museums.\
 \n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition includes a short story written by Jaakko Pallasv
 uo (a.k.a. Avocado Ibuprofen) with design by Taylor Tex Tehan (EKA GDMA).\
 \n\\n\\n\\nThe opening will include a live performance by musician and dig
 ital-age cosmogonist 011668 (Los Angeles)\\\, whose interdisciplinary work
  blends spirituality\\\, consumption\\\, and fossil fuel mythologies. The
  performance will occur just before twilight.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition is
  supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Temnikova &amp\; Kasela galerii
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260424
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260815
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/zody-burke-klara-zetterholm-ersatz-str
 ata/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:13
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SUMMARY:Maria Kapajeva. I Am A Border [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n29.05–16.08.2026Maria Kapajeva. I Am A BorderC
 urator: Siim Preiman\\\, Exhibition designer: Anu Vahtra\\n\\n\\n\\nEstoni
 an artist Maria Kapajeva will open her largest solo exhibition to date at 
 the Tallinn Art Hall’s Lasnamäe Pavilion on 28 May at 6 pm. Titled I Am
  a Border\\\, the exhibition brings together 16 works created between 2014
  and 2026\\\, many of them produced specifically for this show. Admission 
 is free.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition is the culmination of more than a decad
 e of artistic research into the border as a geographical\\\, bodily\\\, an
 d emotional phenomenon.\\n\\n\\n\\nIts point of departure is the region be
 yond Narva\\\, Narvataguse – the former homeland of the artist’s pater
 nal family\\\, now located within the Russian border zone and inaccessible
  to the family today. Through photographs\\\, video works\\\, installation
 s\\\, and textiles\\\, Kapajeva approaches borderliness not as a fixed pla
 ce\\\, but as a continuous state of transition – never fully one thing\\
 \, never fully becoming the other.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe works intertwine the Nar
 va River\\\, the post-operative body\\\, family archives\\\, a disappearin
 g language\\\, and disrupted connections to landscape and heritage. One of
  the exhibition’s central works\\\, Four Generations Later\\\, features 
 the artist’s relatives reading dialect texts from the Narvataguse region
  recorded in 1947 – a language that has become partly incomprehensible e
 ven to younger Russian-speaking generations.The installations incorporate 
 materials such as maps from the family archive\\\, diary entries by Kapaje
 va’s father\\\, a family tree drawn by a geneticist\\\, and a blanket th
 at once belonged to the artist’s grandmother. Several works also explore
  the fluidity of the body and identity\\\, connecting queer perspectives w
 ith ecology and border landscapes.\\n\\n\\n\\n“What moves me in Maria Ka
 pajeva’s work is her ability to speak about identity without simplifying
  it. Her works hold vulnerability\\\, the weight of history\\\, and a deep
 ly personal clarity all at once\\\,” said the exhibition’s curator Sii
 m Preiman. “Every day I see how nationalism is often something that divi
 des rather than unites us.”\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition is accompanied by 
 a diverse public programme:\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n30 May at 2 pm – curator’s t
 our with Siim Preiman\\n\\n\\n\\n17 June at 5 pm – artist’s tour with 
 Maria Kapajeva\\n\\n\\n\\nIn July\\\, Maria Kapajeva and Anton Küünal wi
 ll host a joint event exploring the intersections of plants\\\, ecology\\\
 , and queer perspectives (date to be confirmed)\\n\\n\\n\\n9 August – a 
 collective textile workshop titled Queering and Sewing Together\\n\\n\\n\\
 nOn the exhibition’s final day\\\, 16 August\\\, there will be an artist
 ’s tour followed by a communal cooking event in the Korr-korr (Borborygm
 us) series\\\, where the exhibition team and visitors will prepare and sha
 re food together.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nMaria Kapajeva is an artist whose work exp
 lores questions of identity and gender\\\, with a particular focus on in-b
 etween and transitional states. Her works are included in several museum c
 ollections\\\, including the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art and the Tar
 tu Art Museum. She is currently pursuing doctoral studies at the Estonian 
 Academy of Arts and is one of the recipients of the Estonian state artist
 ’s salary.\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Tallinna Kunstihoone Lasnamäe Paviljon
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260529
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn;VALUE=DATE:20260816
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/maria-kapajeva-i-am-a-border/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:14
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SUMMARY:EKA Arh Conference 2026 — “To Be Continued…” [Events]
DESCRIPTION:\\nEKA Arh Conference 2026 is titled To Be Continued....From Sc
 attered Facts to Shared Concerns\\\, and takes place as Day 1 of the two-d
 ay Tallinn Architecture Biennial TAB Symposium.\\n\\n\\n\\nTickets for the
  EKA Architecture Conference and the entire TAB Symposium — available at
  an early-bird price until 31 July — can be purchased on Fienta.\\n\\n\\
 n\\nThe 2026 EKA Arh Conference focuses on one of the central questions fa
 cing architecture and urban development today: how do we move forward when
  starting from scratch is no longer a viable option? While knowledge about
  climate transition\\\, resource limits\\\, and the built environment is a
 bundant\\\, translating that knowledge into collective action remains a ch
 allenge. Rather than asking only what comes next\\\, the conference asks w
 hat can and should continue.\\n\\n\\n\\nAcross urban\\\, building\\\, and 
 material scales\\\, international speakers and researchers explore adaptat
 ion\\\, reuse\\\, and transformation in the built environment. The program
 me brings together perspectives from architecture\\\, planning\\\, constru
 ction\\\, and research to discuss how existing places\\\, buildings\\\, an
 d resources can support meaningful change\\\, and how scattered knowledge 
 can become shared concerns capable of shaping long-term action.\\n\\n\\n\\
 nProgramme\\n\\n\\n\\n09:30–09:45Opening Words\\n\\n\\n\\n09:45–10:30T
 ransformation KeynoteAleksi Neuvonen (Demos Helsinki\\\, Finland)Finnish f
 utures thinker and co-founder of Demos Helsinki\\\, whose work explores so
 cietal transformation\\\, post-growth futures\\\, and new models of collec
 tive action.\\n\\n\\n\\n10:30–10:45Coffee Break\\n\\n\\n\\n10:45–12:15
  | Parallel Sessions\\n\\n\\n\\nMain Hall – Session I: Spatial and Archi
 tectural TransformationThis session explores processes of spatial transfor
 mation across urban and architectural scales\\\, examining how cities\\\, 
 landscapes\\\, and built environments adapt to changing social\\\, ecologi
 cal\\\, and cultural conditions. Contributions address themes such as urba
 n restructuring\\\, adaptive reuse\\\, spatial continuity\\\, and the rela
 tionship between territorial systems\\\, public space\\\, and architectura
 l intervention.\\n\\n\\n\\nMonumental studio – Session I: Prefabrication
 \\\, Retrofit\\\, and Adaptive Reuse\\n\\n\\n\\nThis session examines pref
 abricated and industrialized approaches to the transformation of existing 
 buildings and urban fabric. Contributions explore themes such as adaptive 
 reuse\\\, modular retrofit systems\\\, circular renovation strategies\\\, 
 and the extension of building lifecycles\\\, addressing how contemporary c
 onstruction methods can support more sustainable and resource-conscious fo
 rms of spatial transformation.\\n\\n\\n\\n12:15–13:15Lunch\\n\\n\\n\\n13
 :15–14:00Adaptation KeynoteHiroto Kobayashi (Keio University\\\, Tokyo\\
 \, Japan)\\n\\n\\n\\nJapanese architect\\\, professor at Keio University\\
 \, and founder of Kobayashi Maki Design Workshop\\\, known for his work on
  adaptive reuse\\\, post-disaster reconstruction\\\, and resource-consciou
 s architecture.\\n\\n\\n\\n14:00–14:15Coffee Break\\n\\n\\n\\n14:15–15
 :45 | Parallel Sessions\\n\\n\\n\\nMain Hall – Session II: Material Syst
 ems and Circular Construction\\n\\n\\n\\nThis session focuses on material 
 systems\\\, construction processes\\\, and circular approaches to the buil
 t environment. Contributions examine themes such as material reuse\\\, pre
 fabrication\\\, tectonics\\\, fabrication methods\\\, and resource-aware d
 esign strategies\\\, addressing how construction systems can support more 
 adaptive and sustainable spatial practices.\\n\\n\\n\\nMonumental studio 
 – Parallel Session II: Participatory Planning and Urban Transformation\\
 n\\n\\n\\nThis session explores participatory approaches to urban transfor
 mation through digital mapping\\\, GIS-based spatial analysis\\\, and coll
 aborative planning tools. Contributions address themes such as tactical ur
 ban interventions\\\, community engagement\\\, and urban greening strategi
 es\\\, examining how localized actions and participatory processes can inf
 orm broader spatial and policy frameworks and vice versa.\\n\\n\\n\\n15:45
 –16:00Coffee Break\\n\\n\\n\\n16:00–16:45Panel Discussion\\n\\n\\n\\n1
 6:45–17:00Closing Words\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\\\n [Events]
LOCATION:EKA
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260910T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260910T170000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/eka-arh-conference-2026-to-be-continue
 d/
CATEGORIES:Events
ITERATOR:15
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SUMMARY:Seminar: How to write a more inclusive\, transnational and polyphon
 ic history of the visual arts on a European scale today?
DESCRIPTION:The EKA Institute of Art History and Visual Culture is part of 
 the Visual Arts in Europe: An Open History (EVA) project that brings toget
 her more than 150 art and heritage historians representing the 46 member c
 ountries of the Council of Europe. The project is led by an Editorial Boar
 d\\\, composed of six European specialists\\\, and supported by the Intern
 ational Association of Research Institutes in the History of Art (RIHA). I
 ts scientific and operational coordination is provided by the Institut nat
 ional d’histoire de l’art (INHA) in Paris.\\nLaunched in 2019\\\, this
  scientific and editorial project results in the publication of a digital 
 platform\\\, documenting the history of the visual arts on the European co
 ntinent\\\, from prehistory to the present day. This platform will be stru
 ctured around a collection of 475 objects and images\\\, selected in consu
 ltation with all of its institutional partners. It is developed within the
  framework of an international dialogue\\\, remaining attentive to the plu
 rality and richness of scholarly traditions\\\, accessible to all audience
 s\\\, and providing an account of current research in the discipline of ar
 t history.\\nThis seminar will examine the principles that inspired the la
 unch of this project\\\, the methodology used both for the selection of ob
 jects and the attribution of associated texts\\\, as well as the challenge
 s encountered during the development of the digital platform. The presenta
 tion of the project and platform prototype will be followed by an open dis
 cussion with colleagues from the EKA Institute of Art History and Visual C
 ulture\\\, host of this seminar and Estonian project partner. With INHA di
 rector Anne-Solène Rolland and project coordinator Margot Sanitas present
 \\\, the seminar will be an opportunity for all the Estonian representativ
 es to share their reflections on the selection of objects and how the proj
 ect contributes to reshaping our common history of European visual culture
 .\\n\\n\\n\\n
LOCATION:EKA\, A-501
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260917T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260917T000000
URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/seminar-how-to-write-a-more-inclusive-
 transnational-and-polyphonic-history-of-the-visual-arts-on-a-european-scal
 e-today/
ITERATOR:16
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SUMMARY:Nordic Baltic Comics Exhibition ”Mythbústers” [Events\, Exhibi
 tions]
DESCRIPTION:When you think of the Nordic and Baltic regions\\\, your first 
 associations might be trolls and Vikings\\\, the midnight sun and polar ni
 ghts\\\, saunas and ice swimming\\\, hygge and fika\\\, Nokia and IKEA. Ma
 ybe you have also heard about their excellent school systems and strong so
 cial welfare models. But what is behind these myths? 16 comic artists from
  across the Nordics and Baltics created works that reflect their unique pe
 rspectives on life in the region.\\n\\nParticipating artists: Akvile Magic
 dusté (Lithuania)\\\, Cecilia Vårhed (Sweden)\\\, Clara Jetsmark (Denmar
 k)\\\, Disa Wallander (Sweden)\\\, Elín Elísabet (Iceland)\\\, Emmi Valv
 e (Finland)\\\, Ida Neverdahl (Norway)\\\, Joonas Sildre (Estonia)\\\, Jur
 ijs Tatarkins (Latvia)\\\, Laura Ķeniņš (Canada)\\\, Liisa Kruusmägi (
 Estonia)\\\, Mari Ahokoivu (Finland)\\\, Ona Kvašytė (Lithuania)\\\, Sø
 ren Glosimodt Mosdal (Denmark)\\\, Tim Ng Tvedt (Norway)\\\, Tommi Musturi
  (Finland). Curator: David Schilter.\\n\\nAlong with the exhibition comes 
 the publication Baltic Comics Magazine š! #57 ''Mythbústers\\\,'' which 
 collects these stories and gets distributed worldwide.\\n\\nOrganized by K
 uš! in collaboration with Nordic Council of Minister’s Offices in Latvi
 a and Estonia.\\n\\nSupported by Latvian State Culture Capital Foundation\
 \\, Nordic Council of Minister’s Offices in Latvia and Estonia\\\, Danis
 h Cultural Institute and Embassy of Sweden in Riga.\\\\n [Events\\\, Exhib
 itions]
LOCATION:Eesti Kunstiakadeemia (Põhja puiestee 7)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Tallinn:20260903T170000
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URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/nordic-baltic-comics-exhibition-mythbu
 sters/
CATEGORIES:Events\, Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Exhibition “Kristi Kongi: Chromatic Drift” [Exhibitions]
DESCRIPTION:\\nOpening on Thursday\\\, 21 May at 6 pm in the Great Hall of 
 the Kumu Art Museum(Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1\\\, Tallinn). Chromatic Drif
 t creates a cohesive perceptual and spatial experience centred on colour\
 \\, a defining element in the oeuvre of the Estonian painter Kristi Kongi.
  Works created specifically for this exhibition over the past couple of ye
 ars\\\, together with the surrounding installation-based environment\\\, e
 voke both chromatic richness and a poetic mode of being in unmapped territ
 ory. At the opening\\\, the launch of the book accompanying the exhibit
 ion will also take place. The opening will take place in Kumu’s courtya
 rd\\\, weather permitting. Opening programme on Saturday\\\, 23 May:\\n\
 \n\\n\\nExhibition tours with curator Ann Mirjam Vaikla and artist Kristi
  Kongi: 12 noon (in English) and 2 pm (in Estonian)Artist talk with Krist
 i Kongi at 3:30 pm\\n\\n\\n\\nThe exhibition will remain open until 11 Oct
 ober 2026.\\n\\n\\n\\nCurator: Ann Mirjam VaiklaExhibition design: Mari 
 Hunt\\\, Grete Daut (MARIHUNT architects)Graphic design: Brit PavelsonExh
 ibition installation manager: Tõnis MedriCoordinator: Anastassia Langin
 en\\n\\\\n [Exhibitions]
LOCATION:Kumu kunstimuuseumi suur saal
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URL:https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/exhibition-kristi-kongi-chromatic-drif
 t/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
ITERATOR:18
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