Three years after its premiere in Tallinn, the Estonian capital, a joint venture of Arvo Pärt and Robert Wilson reaches the Berlin Concert House. In […]
“Adam’s Passion” – a unique cooperation by Arvo Pärt and Robert Wilson premieres in Berlin Read More
The Estonian cultural days, titled KAMA2, will take place in Berlin, the German capital, on 17-18 March. Organised by the Berlin Estonian Cultural Society and happening the
KAMA2: Estonian culture comes to Berlin Read More
Over a decade ago, Kristiina Poska, hailing from the small Estonian town of Türi, went to study in Berlin. Today she has risen to the
Conductor Kristiina Poska turns disadvantages into advantages Read More
It doesn’t happen every day that a book by an Estonian author is published in English. It is even more rare that the writer has
“Catch the Harpy” – Berlin and Cold War inspire an Estonian author Read More
In the big wide multicultural Berlin there is a place where you can order a kama-dessert or a coffee with Vana-Tallinn in Estonian. This place
Jäääär represents modern Estonia in Berlin Read More
Art exhibition “Traces” brings two Estonian artists to Berlin – for the first time, Mari Roosvalt and Mara Ljutjuk present their work in the German
Art exhibition “Traces” at the Estonian Embassy in Berlin Read More
The Estonian Embassy in Berlin is housing an exhibition of paintings by the Berlin-based Estonian jazz photographer and painter Arvo Wichmann. Born in 1976 in
Jazz vibes on canvas – Arvo Wichmann’s solo exhibition opens in Berlin Read More
Ivar Kaasik is an Estonian abstract painter, who since 1992 has resided in Berlin. Born in Kuressaare, he started to study architecture at the Estonian Academy of Arts in
Ivar Kaasik – a struggling artist in Berlin Read More
Estonian World spoke to composer Jüri Reinvere in Berlin to talk about his experiences, creativity, European culture and Estonian identity. Jüri Reinvere is an Estonian
Kristjan Järvi made his debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker in a performance teaming with the inexhaustible energy for which the youngest son of Neeme Järvi
Review: Kristjan Järvi’s debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker Read More
