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For the first time, KIKUMU will bring together almost all of Estonia’s leading contemporary art galleries.

Art exhibitions will take over the labyrinthine spaces of the Jäneda Training Centre, presented by:

Artrovert

Art&Tonic

FOKU

Kogo

Temnikova & Kasela

Tütar

Vaal

Artrovert

Founded in 2022, Artrovert has organised dozens of exhibitions in just four years, with the aim of bringing contemporary art into homes, offices and collections in Estonia and around the world. The gallery’s selection features nearly 400 carefully chosen works by almost 90 living artists. According to founder Siim Raie, the name Artrovert describes a person who always turns their gaze towards art.

At KIKUMU, the gallery will present works by Marta Vaarik, Marleen Suvi, Kadri Toom and Pascal Bronner.

Art&Tonic

Founded in Tartu, Art&Tonic Gallery relocated to Tallinn after six years of operation. Its mission, however, has remained unchanged: to support the Estonian contemporary art market and, through it, help improve the livelihoods of artists.

At KIKUMU, Art&Tonic will present works by Robin Nõgisto, Alo Valge and ReiBaltic.

FOKU

FOKU is a gallery, presentation space and meeting place dedicated to contemporary photographic art in Tallinn’s Old Town. The gallery is run by the Estonian Union of Photography Artists. In addition to its rotating exhibitions, FOKU offers a selection of photography-related books and limited-edition prints by FOKU artists.

Kogo

Kogo is a contemporary art gallery based in Tartu, Estonia, founded in 2018 by Liina Raus. The gallery focuses on a younger generation of artists and currently represents seven female artists from the Baltic states. Kogo is an active participant in the international art scene, regularly attending several art fairs each year and collaborating with galleries abroad through exhibition exchanges. The gallery also works closely with local communities, organising a diverse public programme alongside its exhibitions, having established a continuing art event series and contributing to the development of the contemporary art field.

Temnikova & Kasela

Temnikova & Kasela Gallery was founded in 2010 by artist and graphic designer Olga Temnikova and Indrek Kasela, both of whom brought prior experience in gallery management. The gallery’s programme focuses on contemporary conceptual art with a strong social message. Among the artists represented by Temnikova & Kasela are Edith Karlson of Venice biennial fame, Flo Kasearu, Kris Lemsalu and many others.

Tütar

Tütar is a contemporary art gallery located in the Noblessner district of Tallinn, focusing primarily on representing and exhibiting a younger generation of Estonian artists. The gallery’s represented artists include Tõnis Saadoja, Angela Maasalu, Urmas Lüüs, Kärt Hammer, Katrin Piile and Siiri Jüris.

Vaal

Vaal Gallery is the first privately funded gallery in Estonia dedicated to art exhibitions and auctions. Vaal has long served as an experienced bridge between artists and art audiences, presenting a high-level overview of both contemporary and classical Estonian art.

At KIKUMU, Vaal Gallery brings works by three artists: Ingmar Järve, Loora Kaubi and Paul Kormašov.

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KiKuMu • 9.-12.07 • Jäneda Õppekeskus, Lääne-Virumaa
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