Estonian culture in the world.
Frankie Animal are an exciting new band based in Tallinn, demonstrating their love of folk alongside some funked-up rock. They are causing quite a stir […]
Frankie Animal – old enough and good enough Read More
Compared with other types of arts, cinematography has a narrower timeline. Nonetheless, we might say that it’s becoming the most consumed type of art and
Cinematography of Estonia: 10+2 must-see films Read More
The International Arvo Pärt Centre (IAPC), located in Laulasmaa, Estonia, celebrated its third anniversary this summer. It was on 22 June 2010 that the Pärt
International Arvo Pärt Centre celebrates its third anniversary Read More
Kristel Saan is a young artist, with aspirations reaching beyond Estonian border. She has lived and studied in London, travelled a lot and participated in many
Young Estonian artists: Kristel Saan Read More
The Viljandi Folk Music Festival is an annual music festival in Estonia with a central focus on European folk music. It is traditionally held during the last weekend of July,
The 2013 Viljandi Folk Music Festival will focus on ritual music (video) Read More
At the recent TED Houses of Parliament event in London, British conductor David Drummond spoke about the Estonian Singing Revolution and also conducted his choir
David Drummond on the Singing Revolution at TEDx Houses of Parliament 2013 (UK/Video) Read More
Group exhibition by Estonian painters opens in Corfu Municipal Art Gallery. “Two-Way Street. Contemporary Estonian Painting” by Vano Allsalu, Mihkel Ilus, Mihkel Maripuu and Jaan
Group exhibition by Estonian painters opens in Corfu, Greece Read More
Lisa and Kristen Dobbin are Estonian-Canadian sisters from Toronto. In 2012, they relocated to Tartu to try and become a little more like their Estonian
Porridge, cabbage and dirt: understanding Estonian humour through food and film Read More
F-Hoone is a renowned restaurant in the former Telliskivi factory complex in Tallinn. Even though it has been the nucleus of Tallinn’s hipster movement for several
Odd Hugo: Stepping out into the unknown (video) Read More
At the 55th international art biennale in Venice, Estonia is represented by the artist Dénes Farkas with the project “Evident in Advance”, curated by Adam
Estonian display at Venice Art Biennale – “Evident in Advance” by Dénes Farkas Read More
