Estonian culture in the world.
In 2018, six Estonian novels were translated into English, and now it’s time to look back and count the literary achievements for the past year. […]
Estonian novels translated into English in 2018 Read More
The influential British newspaper called the third album by Estonian singer-songwriter Mari Kalkun a “gently mesmerising” and included it among the 2018 10 best world
Mari Kalkun’s “Ilmamõtsan” among the Guardian’s best world albums of 2018 Read More
The Marseille-based gallery, Kolektiv 318, and the Estonian Design House collaborate to showcase Estonian design at the Le Corbusier-designed Unité d’habitation in the second largest
Estonian design showcased in France Read More
Can the film submitted by Estonia to the Oscar competition suggest that fatherhood and citizenship share the same spiritual foundation? Estonia has submitted Liina Triškina-Vanhatalo’s
Review: “Võta või jäta” – if being a good father means being a good citizen Read More
Pete Shelley, the lead singer of influential 70s punk rock band, Buzzcocks, has died in Estonia where he was living. Shelley, the lead singer-songwriter and guitarist
British punk singer Pete Shelley dies in Estonia Read More
What is the best way to sell books? The information passed on from person to person seems to be a pretty solid way to get the
Six children’s books by Estonian authors that are translated Read More
The Estonian movie about Stalinist tyranny, “Seltsimees Laps” (“The Little Comrade”), was crowned the best feature film at the UK Film Festival 2018 in London.
Estonian composer Arvo Pärt was awarded the Golden Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis – the highest cultural prize in Poland; in addition, the
Arvo Pärt is awarded in Poland Read More
An exhibition of graphic art by the Estonian artist, Kaljo Põllu, opened on 15 November at the Okuni Shrine in Japan. The display, arranged jointly
An exhibition dedicated to Estonian artist Kaljo Põllu opens in Japan Read More
A city-wide festival, Estonia Now, will take place from 12 to 18 November at Glasgow’s major art institutions. Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, the
An Estonian festival to take place in Glasgow, Scotland Read More
