- New photography pop-up gallery opens in Tallinn
- Photographic art fair in Noblessner
- Pärnu Fotofest returns for its 7th edition
- Peter Lindbergh exhibition opens at Fotografiska
- Discover a different side to your favourite musicians
- The Matsalu International Nature Film Festival will present more than 50 nature films
- Fotografiska’s new exhibition challenges the deceptive promises of consumer culture
- Fotografiska’s new exhibition “Infamous” shows the racist history of the United States
- Main exhibition of the year opens at Tallinn Photography Museum
- “Young Love” is a virtual photo exhibition of a couple who fell in love at the age of 90
- Maisie Cousins’ startling photo exhibition only in Fotografiska for a week
- Photo exhibition about the life of an Estonian punk priest in Karelia
1.11.2024 | Culture
New photography pop-up gallery opens in Tallinn
On November 1 at 7 pm, the Estonian Photographic Artists’ Union (FOKU), in collaboration with the Rüki Gallery, will … Read more
31.8.2024 | Culture
Photographic art fair in Noblessner
The art fair Foto Tallinn will take place at Kai Art Center in Tallinn’s Noblessner from September 6 to … Read more
3.3.2024 | Culture
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Pärnu Fotofest returns for its 7th edition
The popular annual Pärnu Fotofest has returned. This year’s event, which will run until March 30, will see photo … Read more
6.2.2024 | Culture
Peter Lindbergh exhibition opens at Fotografiska
An exhibition focusing on the works of Peter Lindbergh has opened at Fotografiska in Tallinn. The exhibition, entitled “The … Read more
11.10.2023 | Culture
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Discover a different side to your favourite musicians
On Monday, October 9, a new photo exhibition by Kaupo Kikkas was opened at the Krulli Quarter in Kalamaja. … Read more
19.9.2023 | Nature
The Matsalu International Nature Film Festival will present more than 50 nature films
The 12-day-long Matsalu International Nature Film Festival (MAFF) will begin tomorrow, September 20. The festival, which traditionally starts in … Read more
24.4.2023 | Culture
Fotografiska’s new exhibition challenges the deceptive promises of consumer culture
On April 22, Fotografiska opened a new photo exhibition by Miles Aldridge, “Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn. Pictures from 1999-2020”. … Read more
23.1.2023 | Culture
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Fotografiska’s new exhibition “Infamous” shows the racist history of the United States
On Friday, a new exhibition entitled “Infamous” by celebrated artist Andres Serrano opened at Fotografiska in Tallinn. The idea … Read more
