Marita Liivak paints Lasnamäe
Estonian World talked to Marita Liivak, a young rising star of the Estonian art scene; her latest exhibition, “Lasnamäe – Beginnings and Endings”, is inspired […]
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Filmmaker Teele Dunkley: For Estonians, folk dancing is part of their fibre
Estonian World talked to Teele Dunkley, a UK-based Estonian filmmaker, about her life and work and her upcoming movie project, “The Secret Folk Dancer” –
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Love, life, and living it – the art of Helen Bunder
Estonian World spoke to Tartu-based artist Helen Bunder during her solo exhibition “Echo of Being” at Tallinn’s Solaris Art Gallery, to find out more about
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Rael Kõiv: I carry Estonian nature with me wherever I go
Rael Kõiv, a Tallinn and London-based Estonian musician and composer, talked to Estonian World about her new album, “Return to Natural Law”, and her career
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Multimedia artist Tarrvi Laamann brings Jamaican vibes to Tallinn audiences
As Jamaica-based Estonian creator Tarrvi Laamann opens his new solo exhibition at Põhjala Galleries in Tallinn, Estonian World spoke to the artist about his eponymous
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Two Estonian artists try to disrupt how we see art – by combining paintings and poetry
Two Estonian artists – poet Elo Viiding and painter Santa Zukker – are trying to disrupt how people see art to make art exhibitions more
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Artist Anna Kõuhkna: Embrace all sides of life
Anna Kõuhkna, an Estonian artist, spoke to Estonian World ahead of the opening of her latest solo exhibition, “My darling shadow, my darling light”, at the Endla theatre’s
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Estonian artist Liisa Kruusmägi: “My drawings are like a diary”
Estonian painter and illustrator Liisa Kruusmägi, whose latest solo exhibition opened on 28 April in Tallinn, shares her worldview and insights into her work with
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What role does art serve in times of war and suffering?
Estonian and expatriate artists share their views on the importance of art in times of crisis along with works that speak to trauma, suffering, hope
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Meet Anna Kõuhkna – an Estonian painter, illustrator and a photographer reflecting on women’s soul
Jana Simackova interviews Estonian artist Anna Kõuhkna – a painter, illustrator and a photographer whose works, as the artist herself says, focuses on women’s soul
