05.05.-30.05.2022
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THEN THE EDGE ASSERTS
Siiri Jüris & Tim Høibjerg & Triin Marts
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THEN THE EDGE ASSERTS
Siiri Jüris & Tim Høibjerg & Triin Marts
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Tim Høibjerg, Siiri Jüris and Triin Marts will open their exhibition Then the Edge Asserts Itself in Hobusepea gallery on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 18.00. Curator of the exhibition is Anne Vigeland. Exhibition will stay open until May 30, 2022.
Then the Edge Asserts Itself, which takes its title from Anne Carson’s book Eros the Bittersweet (1986), is a group exhibition that looks towards the complexities of human desire and emotional interaction. The exhibited artists share a common interest in corporal experiences – in the body as archive, material, landscape, haven. Through painting, sculpture, video, and installation, they explore what it means to be alone and together in a distressed and desolate world, with a particular attention towards the powers of touch, memory, and intimacy. In dialogue with each other and the materials and traditions that govern their work, they address how desire forms selfhood, how it makes and breaks us, and the abiding struggle to soften the edges of doubt.
The exhibition is supported by: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Nordic Culture Point and Galleri Duerr.
Exhibitions in Hobusepea gallery are supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Estonian Ministry of Culture and Liviko Ltd.
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
01.06.-27.06.2022
Riin Maide
Riin Maide
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
29.06.-25.07.2022
Hanna Husberg & Agata Marzecova
Hanna Husberg & Agata Marzecova
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
27.07.-22.08.2022
Andres Koort
Andres Koort
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
24.08.-19.09.2022
Kai Kaljo
Kai Kaljo
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
21.09.-17.10.2022
Kert Viiart
Kert Viiart
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
19.10.-14.11.2022
Karolin Poska - EKA YOUNG ARTIST AWARD 2021
Karolin Poska - EKA YOUNG ARTIST AWARD 2021
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
14.11.-10.12.2022
Lilian Mosolainen
Lilian Mosolainen
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
16.11.-12.12.2022
Kaisa Eiche & Kadi Estland
Kaisa Eiche & Kadi Estland
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
12.12.-07.01.2023
Taavi Rekkaro
Taavi Rekkaro
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
14.12.-09.01.2023
Tarvo Varres
Tarvo Varres
Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter, currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds an MA in painting from the University of Tartu (2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Jüris has participated in many group exhibitions, mainly in Estonia, but also in Sweden, Slovakia, and Lithuania. She was one of the finalists for the Young Painter Prize in both 2019 and 2021, and in 2020 she won the "Young Tartu" competition. Her solo exhibition matter that (em)bodies was held at Tartu Art Museum in February 2021.
Tim Høibjerg (1986) is a Norwegian visual artist, living and working in between Oslo and Stockholm. He holds an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021) and a BFA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts (2019). Høibjerg’s work has been featured widely and recent exhibition venues include MELK (Oslo), QB Gallery (Oslo), and Sørlandets Art Museum (Kristiansand, Norway) where he was nominated for artist of the year in 2020.
Triin Marts (1987) is an Estonian choreographer and visual artist based in Tallinn. She holds a dance art diploma from Viljandi Culture Academy (2011), a BA in painting from the University of Tartu (2015), and an MA in fine arts from the Estonian Academy of Arts (2019). Her solo piece Kirke was part of the Premiere’13 programme for emerging choreographers. As a freelance performer, she has worked with several artists including Ina Stockhem, Jaan Ulst, and Robert Wilson. Marts’ work has been shown in group exhibitions in Estonia as well as in Germany, Poland, and Greece.
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draakon gallery
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04.05.-28.05.2022
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REFORMATION
Hanno Soans & Silvia Sosaar
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REFORMATION
Hanno Soans & Silvia Sosaar
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Hanno Soans and Silvia Sosaar open their co-exhibition Reformation in Draakon gallery at 6PM on Wednesday, May 4th, 2022. Exhibition will be open until May 28, 2022.
But where is the final destination of the roots of an event? Where are the last cells of an event-organism? These are nowhere. These exist only if agreed upon. This is especially obvious when observing the retroactivity of the specific event comparatively, let’s say in the context of Criminal Code and the possible feeling of guilt.
Jaan Kross, „Kajalood“, 1980
Present exhibition is a result of a several years long process – yet, it has the fixed beginning and the end point. It was a beautiful sunny autumn day 2018 when we planned to go the Papal Mass, carrying the slogan borrowed from Henry of Latvia “Laula, laula pappi!”*. Exhibition involves gestures that stay experimental and veiled gestures that add extra charge to the exhibited objects. Silvia Sosaar’s powerful installation memento mori brackets Hanno Soans’s more fragile artwork while addressing the public space in front of the Russian Embassy in Tallinn. The geographical locations presented at the exhibition refer to the island of Saaremaa, Kaliningrad, Münster and Tallinn as well as the timescale of the exhibition material extends back to 13th century of the Chronicle of Henry of Livonia throughout the year of 1997 up to the present day.
Every Reformation is initially an action. Reformation is born as a spontaneous reaction to the environment that is structured by traditions. Reformation flirts with personal space charged with public rites, whether these be finally represented in an exhibition hall, an icon or iconoclasm. At least for a few stimulated moments, Reformation serves as a symbolic counter-attack to the historical past or present or at least as a disquieting unrealized potential of this gesture. Reformation is a hygiene procedure and they say you have to wash yourself regularly.
The artists express their gratitude to: Andres Gailan, Madis Kaasik, Jaak Soans, the Sosaar family, Uku Toomet, Reimo Võsa-Tangsoo.
Exhibition is supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
Exhibitions in Draakon gallery are supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Estonian Ministry of Culture and Liviko Ltd.
* “Sing, sing Priest!” (translation from Estonian), taken from “The Chronicle of Henry of Livonia”
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
30.05.-25.06.2022
Sirja-Liisa Eelma & Tiina Sarapu
Sirja-Liisa Eelma & Tiina Sarapu
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
27.06.-19.08.2022
Sirje Petersen
Sirje Petersen
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
27.06.-23.07.2022
Kelli Valk
Kelli Valk
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
22.08.-17.09.2022
Jüri Kass
Jüri Kass
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
19.09.-17.10.2022
Mari Männa
Mari Männa
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
17.10.-12.11.2022
Mihkel Maripuu
Mihkel Maripuu
Hanno Soans (1974) is an art critic with the background in art history, a curator and artist who is currently studying in the doctoral school of art history and visual culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. As an artist, Hanno Soans has participated in exhibitions 1997 while focusing on performance art, text-based artwork and video. He lives and works in Tallinn. Soans has obtained MA degree from the department of art history in 2003. In 1999–2008 Hanno Soans worked as a curator at the Art Museum of Estonia. Soans has been a member of artist grouping Stiilne Viisnurk (together with Andres Härm, Kiwa, Andres Lõo, Martin Pedanik and Jasper Zoova). Soans is a founding member of skaala publishing.
Silvia Sosaar (1979) works in Tallinn. In 2017, Sosaar graduated from the photography department of the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA). In 2021, he obtained a master's degree in contemporary art at EAA and was nominated for the EAA Young Artist Award with her graduation piece "The Sandbox We Were Given". With her first solo exhibition “Shiny Shoes Salon” (2018) at the EAA Gallery, Sosaar turned the art gallery into a shoe cleaning salon. The exhibition consisted of a series of performances taking place before and during the exhibition, photographs, a video and a space installation. In 2019, Sosaar held an exhibition “Academy Sports Club” together with Hanno Soans at Hobusepea Gallery. The artist is a member of the Estonian Union of Photography Artists (FOKU) and has exhibited with the collective Umbrella Group. Sosaar is a founding member of ;paranoia and skaala publishing. The artist has participated in exhibitions in Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, France and Pakistan.
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