Your guide to Estonia and Beyond Winter 2025

An international group exhibition concerned with the speech of the body, taking the intertwinement of the body and the environment as its point of departure, curated by Ann Mirjam Vaikla and Hanna Laura Kaljo. The exhibition looks at connections between the environment and intergenerational experiences.

The exhibition features artists from the Baltic and Nordic countries, representing fields of applied art and contemporary craft, including a variety of techniques and materials. The main exhibition of the triennial is curated by Maret Sarapu.

The solo exhibition by the painter Angela Maasalu reflects on how history repeats itself, the dynamics of mainstream media and the fear of war and their impact on how people make sense of the world.

The exhibition looks at the phenomenon of award-giving and receiving, as well as the dynamics of recognition within the art world. The artists look at how awards fulfil the fundamental human need to feel seen, special and acknowledged, while fostering competition, comparison, and a goal-oriented approach to life.

The exhibition by three Estonian artists explores this process of rebirth, entropy and new beginnings. The exhibition is part of an exchange project between Kogo Gallery and Kim? Contemporary Art Centre and is curated by Šelda Puķīte.

The exhibition offers a fresh take on the long tradition and contemporary forms of concrete art, featuring work by more than fifty artists from the Nordic-Baltic region and beyond. The exhibition also celebrates the centenary of the birth of Lars-Gunnar “Nubben” Nordström, a pioneer of Finnish concretism.

Turning the exhibition space into a grotesque theme park, this exhibition deals with gender norms, power and violence, for example, through historical events, the carnality associated with the Catholic faith, and the experience industry with its emphasis on romance. 

The Palestinian-Danish video and installation artist, Larissa Sansour, presents an exhibition where past, present and possible futures meet, interweaving political and universally human topics, using the narrative methods of science fiction, documentary and opera.