Mare Saare “Casts a Shadow” 2010

Glasmuseum Alter Hof Herding
New Acquisitions 2011
February 04 – April 15, 2012 Continue reading →

An exhibition of three ceramic and glass artists – Mare Saare (Estonia), Sally Walk (Australia) and Brian Benfer (USA) was held at the Seto City Art Museum, Japan, in March 3 – 25, 2012. All three completed a residency at the Seto Ceramic and Glass centre in 2011 – 2012. Continue reading →

Ave Maser “Mask” 2003

20.04 – 08.05.2012
Hop gallery
Hobusepea 2
Tallinn

Thousands of wheel-cuts create an engraving on glass, controlled by the master’s hand and perfect vision. Engraving is the most intimate of glass techniques, a symbol of meditation, introspection and continuous improvement. Continue reading →

6. – 24.01. 2012
Hop Gallery
Hobusepea 2
Tallinn

Trying to find the common grounds – the hidden half – through the oppositions. I presume we are far more complicated than initially visible; that we converge all kinds of characteristics of which some are more prevailing than others. As so does Nordic esprit hold colorful exuberance and there is more to the art of Islam than just the patterns. Continue reading →

European Capital of Culture 2011 presents:

20th December at 19.00 in Von Krahl Theatre
21st December at 19.00 in Von Krahl Theatre

During Christmas, a rare and fragile glass world will open in Tallinn – for the first time the glass instruments made by Estonian glass artists and the students of glass art from the Estonian Academy of Arts will reach the stage. Continue reading →

The international exhibition of unique glass and theoretical seminar VITRUM BALTICUM V are held for the fifth time from November 24, 2011 to January 9, 2012 in Kaunas and Klaipeda, Lithuania. Continue reading →

You are welcome to come and join Estonian Glass Artists´ Union presentation of the album TEN YEARS OF ESTONIAN GLASS ART 1997–2007.
Presentation held on November 23rd, from 16:00 to 17:00 at the Estonian History Museum Great Guild Hall in Tallinn (at 17 Pikk Street). Continue reading →

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