Estonian culture in the world.
Estonian-American writer Charles (Kalev) Ehin tells a moving story in his book of the reconciliation of an Estonian family torn apart by war. In September […]
Book review: Coming Home by Charles (Kalev) Ehin Read More
The Estonian artist, Kaido Ole, has been chosen among the “100 painters of Tomorrow”, an art exhibition and a book authored by the famed London
Estonian artist Kaido Ole among the “100 Painters of Tomorrow” Read More
Third-generation Estonian émigré Laura Key volunteers as a counsellor at a camp for children of Estonian origin. Here, she writes about upholding Estonian language, culture
Crossing the Estonian language barrier Read More
A photo by the Estonian photographer and journalist, Birgit Püve, came third at a prestigious London photo contest, the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize. Püve’s photo
Birgit Püve’s photo wins a prize at a London contest Read More
“Pilots on the way Home”, an animation by Priit and Olga Pärn, took home a grand prix prize from the Fredrikstad Animation Festival 2014, held
Estonian animation wins a grand prix in Norway Read More
A new book, co-created by the nation of Estonia and called “The Ordinary Estonian”, is fusing stories written by Estonians on various themes. Complementing them
How the e-culture of Estonia created the book of “The Ordinary Estonian” Read More
Imagine yourself to be born into a small, peaceful but temperamental Italian town near romantic Venice. A place where people always find time to have
An Italian, a space road movie and Estonia Read More
Pianist Kristjan Randalu and the Absolute Ensemble, led by conductor Kristjan Järvi, are currently on a tour in South Korea on what is among the
Kristjan Randalu and the Absolute Ensemble tour in South Korea Read More
Helen Sildna, the founder of Musiccase and the Tallinn Music Week, has been awarded the Exceptional Achievements in Music Business award at the Tampere Music
Estonian music promoter Helen Sildna wins the exceptional achievement award in Tampere Read More
The Japan Art Association in Tokyo presented Arvo Pärt with the prestigious Praemium Imperiale cultural award on 15 October. The award is considered equal to
