28.6.2012 | Culture
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Soviet vinyl
Inspiration near the Baltic Sea
This year's Man and woman – nude art show brings artists from the shores of the Baltic Sea to Pärnu. The exhibit features artists from Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia and Finland, each with their own interpretation of the theme: man, woman, and the sea. Admire large paintings, soft watercolours, photography, and much more. The show is now in its third year. The exhibition started in June and runs until September 3.
Location The Museum of New Art in Pärnu (Uue Kunsti Muuseum Pärnus) Esplanade 10, Pärnu
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