
Inga Meldere, "Correlation", UV print, oil, canvas, 2018
Temnikova & Kasela gallery is participating in Paris Internationale, 16-20 October 2019, with works by Merike Estna and Inga Meldere.
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Inga Meldere, "Correlation", UV print, oil, canvas, 2018
Temnikova & Kasela gallery is participating in Paris Internationale, 16-20 October 2019, with works by Merike Estna and Inga Meldere.
Flo Kasearu "real-estate art"/performance 'Customer Day' tours take place 1, 2 and 4 October 2019 in Põhja-Tallinn.
Temnikova & Kasela gallery is participating in Frieze London, Focus, 3-6 October 2019.
We will be showing Jaanus Samma solo project "Museum Display". In this installation, Samma explores the national museum as a tool for establishing official versions of authenticity. The artist observes how in museum displays everyday objects and detached pieces of history become canonical documents.
Krista Mölder will open her solo show "Yes, I often came by here" at ARS Showroom gallery on 25 September at 5pm.
The exhibition will be on view until 29 October and it is also part of Tallinn Photomonth satellite programme.
Detail of Jaan Toomik "Spring Man" (2019)
Temnikova & Kasela Gallery will take part in the 7th edition of Cosmoscow contemporary art fair in Moscow.
Works by Kris Lemsalu, Jaan Toomik, Oleg Frolov and Olga Chernysheva are shown in the Main section, from September 6th to 8th.
The exposition is available for viewing online on Artsy.
Jaanus Samma "Divider" (2017). Installation view at Temnikova & Kasela Gallery. Photo: Stanislav Stepashko
Jaanus Samma will participate in the exhibition "Spot on. Toilet Stories" at the Alte Fabrik in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland.
The opening is on August 23rd at 7pm and the exhibition is on view until October 13th.
Kris Lemsalu "Mysteriously Conceived and Deeply Felt" (2018), porcelain, textiles, metal, coins, roses, water. Installation view. Photo: Gunnar Meier
Kris Lemsalu is taking part in group exhibition Bodysplits currently at S.A.L.T.S. in Birsfelden, Switzerland.
The exhibition is on view until August 31st.
Fragment of Jaanus Samma's work "Samma Grove" (1991/2019) Gelatin silver print
Kaido Ole, Jaanus Samma and Merike Estna are part of the group show "Art Museum of Estonia 100. Open Collections: The Artist Takes the Floor" at Kumu Art Museum.
The opening of the exhibition is on 4 July at 6pm in the Great Hall of the Kumu Art Museum and the show will be on view until 10 November 2019.
Performative activation of a new work by Merike Estna. Performed by Andrius Mulokas at the opening night. Photo: Keiu Maasik
Merike Estna is taking part in group exhibition "A Situation" currently in Tallinn City Gallery. The exhibition is curated by Andreas Nilsson.
The exhibition is on view until August 18th.
Kaido Ole "Dance at the Lonely Hearts Club" (2016)
Kaido Ole will open his solo exhibition "Dance at the Lonely Hearts Club" at the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga tonight, June 6th, at 6pm.
The exhibition is on view until August 25th.
Jaanus Samma is taking part of the group exhibition BODY WORKS at the State Art Gallery in Sopot.
The exhibition is curated by Gosia Golińska and Romuald Demidenko.
Opening on 13 June, 7.30 pm. The exhibition is on view until 11 August, 2019.
Inga Meldere is taking part of the festival "Survival Kit 10.1. Outlands", Riga, curated by Solvita Krese, Inga Lace un Àngels Díaz Miralda Tena. Meldere's new project, presented in the festival, is a collaboration with writer Maira Dobele.
Like every year, an empty building in Riga has been chosen as the venue of the festival, in order to draw attention to the potential of its future development. This time, it is the former Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry of the University of Latvia, which was built in 1888 and originally served as a German orphanage, and later – as a police academy.
Opening event is taking place on 23 May, 7pm.
Jaanus Samma, from series “The Hair Sucks Sweater Shop", 2015
Jaanus Samma is taking part of the group exhibition "De stad, de stad", at Garage Rotterdam.
The exhibition is curated by Bas Hendrikx and will be on view until 7 July, 2019.
Merike Estna will open her solo exhibition "Mother of Pearls" at the Karen Huber Gallery in Mexico City. The exhibition is curated by Alberto Rios de la Rosa. "Mother of Pearls" is Estna’s second solo exhibition at Karen Huber Gallery.
Opening on Thursday, 16 May at 7.30pm. The exhibition is on view until 5 July, 2019.
Photo: Edith Karlson
Temnikova & Kasela gallery is pleased to invite you to Estonian Pavilion in Venice featuring a solo show „Birth V – Hi and bye“ by Kris Lemsalu.
The inauguration of the Estonian Pavilion at the 58th Venice biennale will be on 10th of May at 5pm. The exhibition opening will be accompanied by a performance by Kris Lemsalu, Roman Lemberg, Michael Kleine, Kyp Malone, Michiko Takahashi, Carola Caggiano.
Exhibition
Solo show by Kris Lemsalu „Birth V – Hi and bye“ at the Estonian Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition – la biennale di Venezia
Location: The Estonian Pavilion, c/o Legno & Legno, Giudecca 211, 30133 Venezia
Open: 11.05.2019 – 24.11.2019 (press and professional preview 8. – 10.05)
On Thursday, 9 May at 5 pm. as part of the Literature Festival Prima Vista the artist Marko Mäetamm will open his personal exhibition “Once Upon a Time in Tartu” in the monumental gallery of the Tartu Art House. A book with the same title will be presented and the opening will be followed by a short artist talk.
The exhibition will be open until 9 June.
"False Vacationer", a solo exhibition by Sigrid Viir will open in EKKM, Tallinn, on 26 April 6pm.
The exhibition is on view until 16 June.
The accompanying catalogue of the exhibition will be published on 18 May.
Marko Mäetmm will open his solo exhibition “THE WORLD AROUND ME (is moving faster and faster)” on 18 April 6 pm, on the ground floor of Meno Parkas Galerija, Kaunas. The exhibition is part of the project “Genomics of The Artwork”, curated by Aušra Vaitkūnienė. The exhibition is on view until 18 May.
Marko Mäetamm "Your Sparkling Eyes", 2019, acrylic, canvas, 200x150cm
This week Marko Mäetamm will open his solo exhibiton "Answer me!" at Galerija "Māksla XO".
Exhibition opening on Thursday, 11 April, 2019, from 18:00 – 20:00.
The exhibition will stay on view until 11 May 2019.
Flo Kasearu "Startup", 2018. Installation view from the exhibition "Holes" at Temnikova & Kasela gallery
Temnikova & Kasela gallery will be taking part of the gallery share initiative Friend of a Friend, Warsaw.
We are hosted by Raster gallery and will be showing Flo Kasearu's site specific installation.
The opening weekend will take place 6–7 April, 2019 and the exhibition runs until April 27.
Kris Lemsalu "So Let us Melt and Make no Noise", 2017. Photo by Robert Glowacki
Kris Lemsalu is participating the group show "Metamorphosis. Art in Europe Now" at Fondation Cartier, Paris. The exhibition is on view from 4 April to 16 June 2019.
Kris Lemsalu's solo exhibition "Biker, Bride, Builder, Businesswoman and Baby" at Tramway, Glasgow opening will take place on 1 March 7 pm.
A sound performance by artist and musician Kyp Malone will take place at this opening.
This exhibition is a co-production between Tramway, Glasgow and CCA Goldsmiths, London, and is supported by The Estonian Embassy. It continues until 14 April.
Jaan Toomik will open his solo exhibition "My End is My Beginning. And My Beginning is My End" at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), curated by Viktor Misiano.
The exhibition is on view from February 12th to March 24th, 2019
Flo Kasearu's room with 5 doors. Photo: Reio Avaste
Flo Kasearu is a special guest at the exhibition "A Room of One's Own. Feminist's Questions to Architecture" currently at Estonian Museum of Architecture.
The exhibition is on view until May 19th.
Krista Mölder "View with screen from series Being Present". Installation view at Galerie Iragui
Krista Mölder's solo exhibition "Notes on Being Present" currently at Galerie Iragui in Moscow, Russia.
The exhibition is on view until February 11th.