AMUSE
Tuomas Lehtomaa & Petra Vehviläinen
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On Thursday, December 18 at 18.00 the exhibition “Amuse” by Petra Vehviläinen & Tuomas Lehtomaa will open at Hobusepea gallery. The exhibition will remain open until January 11, 2026.
Amuse is a collaboration between two sculptors, exploring what play may mean for them. The exhibition takes shape through material, spatial and functional means and actions. The result is an ongoing negotiation of thoughts, feelings and ideas, present in sculptural form at Hobusepea Gallery.
For the exhibition, Petra works with a large hand-bent metal structure inspired by play settings, from board and arcade games to outdoor play. She explores movement, trajectories, loops, and schematic representations of play, allowing these elements to shape the work’s rhythm and material presence in the space. By using everyday materials and objects, Tuomas builds sculptural systems and collages. In addition to conversing with the site and Petra’s practice, notions of consumption, joy and restlessness were considered while making.
The exhibition is supported by Alfred Kordelin foundation and Greta and Alfred Runeberg foundation.
Exhibitions in Hobusepea gallery are supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Estonian Ministry of Culture, and Liviko AS.
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
14.01.-09.02.2026
Liina Leo
Liina Leo
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
11.02.-09.03.2026
Maria Izabella Lehtsaar
Maria Izabella Lehtsaar
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
12.03.-06.04.2026
Spring Exhibition 2026
Spring Exhibition 2026
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
08.04.-11.05.2026
Gerda Hansen & Rebecca Norman
Gerda Hansen & Rebecca Norman
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
13.05.-15.06.2026
Viktoria Martjanova - EAA Young Artist Award 2025
Viktoria Martjanova - EAA Young Artist Award 2025
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
17.06.-20.07.2026
Maarja Mäemets & Evelina Lindström (SE)
Maarja Mäemets & Evelina Lindström (SE)
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
22.07.-24.08.2026
Johanna Mudist
Johanna Mudist
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
24.08.-28.09.2026
Andre Joosep Arming
Andre Joosep Arming
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
30.09.-02.11.2026
Liina Siib
HANNA SAMOSON
Liina Siib
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
04.11.-07.12.2026
Hanna Samoson & Mathias Väärsi & Sten Ojavee
Hanna Samoson & Mathias Väärsi & Sten Ojavee
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
09.12.-11.01.2027
Aksel Haagensen & Triin Kerge
Aksel Haagensen & Triin Kerge
Tuomas Lehtomaa works with sculpture and site-specific installation, exploring the relations of everyday materials, spaces and affect to the systems of producing meaning, knowledge and value. Lehtomaa holds an MFA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki in 2024 and has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions, most recently at Galerie FavU (Czech Republic, Brno), Titanik Gallery (Finland, Turku), Kuva/Tila (Finland, Helsinki), Neuer Kunstverein Wien (Austria, Vienna) and 101 Project Space (Germany, Berlin).
www.tuomaslehtomaa.net
Petra Vehviläinen is a visual artist based in Helsinki who works with sculptural installations, drawing on traditional craft techniques such as forging, blacksmithing, metal casting, and weaving. Her practice often features works in which discarded or found objects and materials form spatial weaves. The works explore themes rooted in posthumanist and new materialist thought, emphasizing the active role of matter, materials, and space in these processes.
Vehviläinen’s works have been presented not only in gallery settings but also site-specifically in urban and natural locations, both in Finland and abroad. She holds a MFA in Sculpture (2024) and a MA in Directing (2013) from the University of the Arts Helsinki. Her projects have been supported by the Alfred Kordelin Foundation, the Finnish Cultural Foundation, the Arts Promotion Centre Finland, and the Kone Foundation. In 2024, she was awarded the Grönqvist Scholarship by the Hélène and Walter Grönqvist Foundation to support her artistic work.
www.petravehvilainen.com
IG: @petralottiemilia
hobusepea gallery
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draakon gallery
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OBSESSIONS
Art Allmägi & Art Allmägi
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On Thursday, 18 December, Art Allmägi’s solo exhibition Obsessions opens at Draakon Gallery. The exhibition will remain on view until 11 January 2026.
Art Allmägi: “My initial intention for this was to present my first exhibition on the theme of WORK. However, as I began preparing the show, this framework was increasingly unsettled by a renewed engagement with formal play, almost as an unplanned continuation of my exhibition Symbiosis which took place in October 2024. After that exhibition, I had been convinced that I would no longer produce works within the same formal register, as such explorations no longer felt necessary or conceptually justified within my practice.
Yet in the course of developing this new exhibition, I became aware that I was repeatedly sketching soft, fluid forms. What initially appeared as a marginal by-product gradually crystallised into a persistent mode of thinking. These seemingly insignificant formal experiments had clearly taken root in my subconscious, where they were evidently accorded the status of something akin to Michelin-starred haute art.
At a certain point, these recurring patterns of thought transformed into obsessive ideas, intruding my sleep. I came to understand that, in order to release myself from them, I would have to abandon the original WORK-based concept and instead foreground formal play – an approach that may appear secondary to my conscious intention, yet one that my subconscious evidently insists upon. I hope this exhibition offers viewers a sense of pleasure. For me, above all, it represents an attempt to restore mental equilibrium and to move forward.”
Supported by: the Cultural Endowment of Estonia
Artist thanks: Eva Mahhov
Exhibitions at Draakon Gallery are supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Estonian Ministry of Culture, and Liviko AS.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
12.01.-07.02.2026
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
09.02.-07.03.2026
Riin Maide
Riin Maide
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
12.03.-04.04.2026
Spring Exhibition 2026
Spring Exhibition 2026
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
06.04.-09.05.2026
Erik Hõim
Erik Hõim
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
11.05.-13.06.2026
Mara Kirchberg (EST/DE)
Mara Kirchberg (EST/DE)
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
15.06.-18.07.2026
Riina Varol
Riina Varol
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
20.07.-22.08.2026
Vano Allsalu
Vano Allsalu
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
24.08.-26.09.2026
Maryliis Teinfeldt-Grins
Maryliis Teinfeldt-Grins
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
28.09.-31.10.2026
Eike Eplik & Angela Maasalu
Eike Eplik & Angela Maasalu
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
07.12.-09.01.2027
Christmas Market
Christmas Market
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist. He has studied sculpture at the Pallas University of Applied Sciences (BA, 2008) and the Estonian Academy of Arts (MA, 2011). Allmägi's exhibition projects are characterised by a thematic seriality. In this exhibition series, the author explores creation based on collaboration. Previous exhibition series have been Russia-themed and narrative-centric.
Art Allmägi (1983) is a sculptor and installation artist living and working in Tallinn. He graduated from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences in 2008 and earned an MA in Sculpture from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2011. He has been exhibiting since 2006 and worked in the Sculpture Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts from 2016 to 2020. His exhibitions unfold in thematic series, with each cycle giving way to the next after three to four exhibitions. His practice combines traditional sculptural techniques with a contemporary approach. He has received several major awards for his large-scale, labour-intensive spatial installations, including the Kristjan Raud Art Award (2018), the Ado Vabbe Stipend (2017), and the Köler Prize Audience Award (2016).
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