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On 8 December, Jaanus Samma's new book "Outhouse by the Church" will be launched at Wiels, Brussels.
The book is accompanying Jaanus Samma's solo exhibition, "Outhouse by the Church" (2018), curated by Eugenio Viola, currently on view at Nomas Foundation, Rome.
Kris Lemsalu's first solo exhibition in London "4 LIFE" opening at Goldsmiths CCA on 22 November.
The exhibition is on view until 3 February 2019.
Marko Mäetamm's exhibition "One Month in Canada", together with Rita Bozi and Ken Cameron will open at Tallinn Art Hall, 15 November 6pm.
The exhibition is on view until 3 February 2019.
Photo: Edith Karlson
Kris Lemsalu's solo exhibition "Keys Open Doors" will open in Vienna Secession on Thursday, 15 November 7pm.
The exhibition will stay on view until January 20, 2019.
Krista Mölder, from the series "Inter-Space", 2016
Krista Mölder will open her solo exhibition "Interval" at Hanaholmen gallery, Espoo, on 27 September 5.30 pm. The exhibition is on view until 18 November 2018.
Jaanus Samma, "Flaminio Station I", 2017
Jaanus Samma's solo exhibition "Outhouse by the Church" will open on Thursday 27 September 2018, at 6 pm at Nomas Foundation, Rome. The exhibition is curated by Eugenio Viola and will stay on view until 14 December 2018.
Flo Kasearu, "(De)Fence", 2014. Still from video
Flo Kasearu, Kaido Ole and Marko Mäetamm are taking part in the exhibition “Related by Sister Languages”, curated by Krisztina Szipoch, at Ludwig Museum, Budapest. The exhibition is on view from 28 September to 6 January.
Kris Lemsalu, "3 of Life", 2017. Photo: We Document Art/Tatjana Pieters Gallery
Kris Lemsalu's work "3 of Life" as part of the exhibition "Under the Black and Baltic Deep" at Northern Clay Center, Minneapolis.
The exhibition is on view from 21 September to 4 Novermber 2018.
Sigrid Viir, "Hans_55 (CMYK)", 2016
Sigrid Viir's series of works are exhibited as part of the FotoFocus Biennial 2018: Open Archive.
The exhibition "Wide Angle: Photography Out of Bounds" is curated by Carissa Barnard and takes place at the Alice F. and Harris K. Weston Art Gallery, Cincinnati. The exhibition is on view from 21 September to 11 November, 2018.
Merike Estna's solo exhibition "Dawn of the Swarm" at Bosse & Baum, London, will open on 20 September 6 pm and will stay on view until 3 November 2018.
Kris Lemsalu, "Mysteriously Conceived and Deeply Felt", detail, 2018. Photo: Robert Glowacki
Kris Lemsalu is taking part of the group exhibition "Further Thoughts On Earthy Materials " at the GAK Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst Bremen,
The exhibition is open from 15 September to 18 November 2018.
Kris Lemsalu, "Phantom Camp", 2014, detail
Kris Lemsalu's work "Phantom Camp" as part of the festival "Survival Kit 10", Riga. Opening of the exhibition on 6 September 6pm at Riga Circus. The exhibition is on view until 30 September 2018.
Jaan Toomik, "Father and Son", 1998. Still from video
Jaan Toomik's video "Father and Son", 1998, as part of the group show "Performance – The Body as a Continuum in Art" at Gabriele Senn Galerie, Vienna. The exhibition is curated by Georg Elben and is part of the "Curated by_" programme. The exhibition is on view from 14 September to 13 October 2018.
Inga Meldere is taking part of the group exhibition "Kristāls sekunde mode" at 427 Gallery, Riga.
Opening on 5 September 7pm.
The exhibition is on view until 4 October.
Merike Estna's solo exhibition "Disposable Gloves Guide" opens at Kim? on 26 July, 7pm !
The exhibition is on view until 2 September, 2018.
Sigrid Viir is taking part of the exhibition "The Archaeology of the Screen" in KUMU Art Museum, Tallinn. The exhibition is curated by Eha Komissarov and Triin Tulgiste.
Opening on 5 July, 6 pm !
© Guillaume Bouges, Sorcière de Plage #8 - détail, plume et encre de chine sur papier, 20x29,7 cm, 2016. © Cecilia Valagussa, GRATTANUVOLE, p.8 - détail, 27 x 36 cm, mixed media, 2015.
Marko Mäetamm as part of the group show "Comics Form and Coming from" at Galerie Odile Ouizeman, Paris. Opening on July 5, 6pm !
Inga Meldere is taking part of the group exhibition "The Provisional City" at Spazio Murat, Bari.
Opening on Thursday 5 July, 6 pm. The exhibition is open until 5 August, 2018.
Merike Estna is taking part of the group exhibition "Entangled Tales" at Rupert, curated by Justė Jonutytė and Yates Norton.
Opening 4 July 6pm.
Flo Kasearu, "Uprising (The Aircraft) I", 2015
Krista Mölder, Merike Estna, Sigrid Viir, Flo Kasearu, Kris Lemsalu, Kaido Ole and Marko Mäetamm are taking part of the exhibition “Contemporary Art From Estonia”, curated by Britta von Campenhausen, taking place at European Central Bank, Frankfurt.
The exhibition "Contemporary Art from Estonia" presents over 50 pieces created by 14 artists and artist groups.
Opening on 27 June.
Kris Lemsalu and Merike Estna are taking part of the Baltic Triennal 13, Estonian Chapter.
The triennal is curated by Vincent Honoré, and is taking place at the CAC in Vilnius, Lithuania in May 2018, June 2018 at Tallinn Art Hall, Estonia, and September 2018 at Kim? Riga, Latvia. The three distinct exhibitions act as different chapters to form the Triennial.
Jaan Toomik "Oleg", 2010. Still from video.
Jaan Toomik's solo show "Oleg" at Kunsthaus Dresden. Opening on 14 June.
The exhibition is open until 22 July, 2018.
Mikko Hintz and Inga Meldere are taking part of the exhibition "Portable Landscapes" at the Latvian National Art Museum's Great Exhibition Hall. Opening on Saturday, 28 April 2018 10 AM to 5 PM.
Photo: Edith Karlson
Kris Lemsalu's solo show "Mysteriously Conceived and Deeply Felt" will open on Wednesday, April 25 7pm
at MAVRA, with a performance in collaboration with Roman Lemberg.
The exhibition is open April 25–June 3.
Jaan Toomik, "Father and Son", 1998. Still from video.
Jaan Toomik's video work "Father and Son" as part of the group exhibition "Freedom is Recognized Necessity" at Stedelijk Museum. A collection presentation featuring art from the former Soviet Republics and satellite states acquired by the Stedelijk after the Cold War. The exhibition is on view until 12 August 2018.