Kateriin Rikken’s solo exhibition “Sip” is on display for the third time, at the Taltech Libary, from Jan 15 to Mid-March.
Kateriin Rikken’s solo exhibition “Sip” is on display for the third time, at the Taltech Libary, from Jan 15 to Mid-March.
Kati Kerstna’s sole exhibition TENDER.FRAGILE.TANDER opened at the ArtDepoo Gallery on January 18. Open until Feb 18.
Prof. emeritus Maie-Ann Raun celebrates her 85th jubilee with the exhibition !By the Light of Glass” ath the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design.
Annual exhibition of the Estonian Glass Artists’ Union
LEGENDARY TIMES
Kondas Centre, Pikk st 8, Viljandi
Open 12.11.2023 – 9. 03.2024, Wed-Sun 10.00-17.00
The Earth has been shaken off its axis, and we find ourselves once more living in an era of legends and fairy tales. Before our very eyes, new heroes and new villains are born; an evil cook turns his ladle in the Kremlin, and a ghost dashes about in the sky above Kiev.
A legend can sometimes be scary and nightmarish, but ultimately, its purpose is to give hope – to segment a confusing time into intelligible stories with a beginning and an end; to give meaning to lives lost, to show light at the end of the tunnel. In both love and war, the victory belongs to one who tells the more credible story.
A legend can let you escape daily drudgery, to visit mysterious sights and creatures. A legend allows you to see connections between the past and the present; to view a landscape from the perspective of an eagle or that of a frog; to learn from others’ mistakes once in a while. Thus, it shapes every human being’s unique inner cosmos, and gives birth to new legends.
Participants: Sofi Aršas, Aleksandra Ehrensvärd, Piret Ellamaa, Riho Hütt, Erki Kannus, Merle Kannus, Malle Karik-Hallimäe, Kati Kerstna, Kai Kiudsoo-Värv, Eve Koha, Kai Koppel, Maarja Mäemets, Kairi Orgusaar, Rait Prääts, Tiia Põldmets, Kateriin Rikken, Kai Roosaar, Torsten Rötzch, Maret Sarapu, Tiina Sarapu, Kalli Sein, Eili Soon, Piret Uibotalu, Anna-Maria Vaino, Kersti Vaks.
Curators: Merle Kannus, Malle Karik-Hallimäe, Sofi Aršas.
Lighting: Kati Kerstna.
Sponsored by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia and the Kondas Centre.
The laureates of the Kristjan Raud Prize 2023 are:
Sirja-Liisa Eelma
Juhan Maiste
Tiina Sarapu
Marje Üksine
Photos:
Sirja-Liisa Eelma (Karel Koplimets)
Juhan Maiste (Remo Tõnismäe, ERR)
Tiina Sarapu (Hedi Jaansoo)
Marje Üksine (Riigikogu fotoarhiiv)
Kateriin Rikken SIP.
Oct 21- Nov 14, 2023 at HOP Gallery,
From October 6. to December 3, 2023 the main exhibition of the International Glass Biennale took place in Sofia, Bulgaria; Piret Ellamaa represented the Estonian glass artists.
Glass artist Kalli Sein opened her window exhibition “Transition” at the Art Window.
Info: Kunstiaken
FLOW. Artwork by Maret Sarapu for the Mustamäe State High School.
Thanks to Andres Sykiäinenile – AR Engineering Office
Urmas Sepp – Klaasissepa OÜ
Photo: Karel Koplimets
Glass artist Kateriin Rikken presents a new series of drinking glasses and decanters “Complex” in the Okapi Gallery as part of the Tallinn Design Festival.
The idea, which has matured over time, contains contradictions – partly driven by the purely practical need to keep one’s hand warm, on the other by the desire to offer an alternative, individuality and the courage to be different in its own way.
All glasses are blown by the artist in Estonia.
Printed on the glass are hingvistics by Keiti Vilms, kuu.elina and Aleksandra A. T.