GÜ galerii 06.10–24.10 E–R 12–18, L 12–16 The exhibition focuses on a landscape familiar to both artists: Matsalu. Together, they observe the quiet movement of nature, which may, at first glance, appear to be a state of stillness. A flower grows in the garden bed, junipers spread along the edge of the meadow, a cloud lingers in the sky, and visible movement has come to a halt as the stillness of summer takes hold. Both Varik and Mikson work with the medium of screen printing.

ARS Showroom gallery 1.–30.09.2026 Mon–Fri 12–18, Sat 12–16 Finissage 28 September 18:00 One of the starting points for the exhibition is Karel Čapek’s The Gardener’s Year. Čapek’s sharp and humorous observations on a (city) gardener’s desires, joys, disappointments and endless need to care for something immediately struck a chord. Having spent an increasing amount of time at a summer cottage in recent years, I have also begun to develop my own, still rather vague understandi

ARS Project Space 18.07.–8.08.2026 E–R 12–18, L 12–16 Mon–Fri 12–18, Sat 12–16 Opening 17 July at 17.00 Following LOORE’s 2025–2026 residency programme in Estonia for Ukrainian creative professionals, eight participating artists will present their work in the group exhibition Loor. Connecting Inner Landscapes, on view at ARS Project Space in Tallinn from 18 July to 8 August 2026. The exhibition features visual artists Apl315 and Tania Bakum, land artists Bohdan Lokatyr and Ma