22 September – 16 October 2011
Boris Mikhailov‘s first photo series date back to the 1970s and 1980s and they are characterised by the critical satire for the Soviet regime. After the collapse of the Empire, he has documented the poverty and social problems in Ukraine. … Read more about the event
1 October – 30 October 2011
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6 October – 25 October 2011
Exhibition of Estonian artist Jaan Klõšeiko shows his unpublished documentary photography, which has been shot in Vabaduse Square (Freedom Square in English) throughout the years – from Soviet times until today. Jaan Klõšeiko, a well-known graphic designer in Estonian cultural circles, has … Read more about the event
6 October – 30 October 2011
The Experimental gallery of Photo Month showcases installations that use photography in experimental way. Photo installation Surveillance Anu Lilp and Alis Mäesalu City residents are nowadays under constant surveillance. They are monitored semi-secretly or publicly, municipally or privately. The eyes of … Read more about the event
6. October at 22:00
Time: 6 October at 10 pm Venue: Bar of Von Krahl Theatre Address: Rataskaevu 10 Ticket Information: 5 EUR Live: Una Bomba DJs: Ats Luik, Paul Kuimet, Kristopher Luigend, Madis Ligema & Kaarel Valter The opening party, celebrating the beginning … Read more about the event
7 October – 8 January 2012
Opening: 6 October at 5 pm Time: 7 October 2011 – 8 January 2012 Venue: Kumu Art Museum (Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1) Address: Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1, 10127 Tallinn Contact phone: info tel. +372 602 6000 Ticket information: … Read more about the event
7 October – 8 January 2012
We invite student groups to participate in guided tours related to the exhibitions of the Tallinn Month of Photography! Guided Tours in Tallinn Art Hall Exhibition: Generation of the the Place: Image, Memory and Fiction in the Baltics Curator: Vytautas … Read more about the event
7. October at 15:00
The seminar is related to the exhibition BEYOND (Look at my face: my name is Might Have Been; I am also called No More, Too Late, Farewell.) in Kumu Art Museum. The curator Adam Budak used Giorgio Agamben‘s essay “Judgement … Read more about the event
8 October – 20 November 2011
NB! 8 October at 2 pm, a special guided tour in Tallinn Art Hall – Baltic artists introduce themselves, their works and the exhibition! The exhibition is a part of the project Re:Searching the Baltics, aimed at reviewing photography used … Read more about the event
8 October – 4 March 2012
Exhibition about Estonian photography from the first known pictures from the 1850s until the birth of Estonian cinematography in 1912. Historic photographs vividly reflect the rapid developments in Estonian society and environment in the second half of the 19th century and … Read more about the event
13 October – 17 October 2011
13 October at 7 pm-22pm, Tatari 21B: Reginleif Trubetsky “Sinis” 14 October at 7 pm-22pm, Estonia Av 15A: Anu Vahtra “Untitled (a line has two sides aka any of the twenty-four triangles)” 15 October at 7 pm-22pm, Hirvepark: Jaan Klõšeiko … Read more about the event
14. October at 16:00
Traditional film is a sequence of images, length of only an eyeblink. Photofilm, on the other hand, interrupts the illusion of reality. How do we perceive the story if one still frame lasts for five seconds, or even five minutes? … Read more about the event
18 October – 22 October 2011
Asula 12 – Tõnu Tunnel Pebre 8 – Krõõt Tarkmeel Vana-Posti 2 / Harju 3 – Tiit Sokk Paavli 3 – 22; 21.10. at 5 pm cup of tea with Reio Aare and Jane Ilm Kalevi 18 – 12; 21.10. … Read more about the event
21 October – 13 November 2011
Taking its title from the 1978 book by Primo Levi, this exhibition brings together a group of artists who have responded conceptually to the challenge of articulating loss through photography. The works expand on the idea that the medium and … Read more about the event
25. October at 18:00
Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Miss Representation exposes how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America. The film challenges the media’s limited and often disparaging portrayals of women and … Read more about the event
26 October – 28 October 2011
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27. October at 16:00
In co-operation with Temnikova & Kasela Gallery and Katel, a Photographic Art Fair will be introduced by seminar especially targeted for photo collectors and curators. Lecturers include: Alistair Hicks – Deutsche Bank, Art Advisor to Deutsche Bank AG Hans Knoll … Read more about the event
28 October – 30 October 2011
Held second time this year, Fair of Photographic Art aims to introduce Estonian photography artists and their work, as well as create connections between artists, art collectors and buyers. The fair not only offers a nice overview of the situation … Read more about the event
28 October – 29 October 2011
The public recordings of the Radio Night University, taking place at the Tallinn Month of Photography, will be composed from a series of speed-lectures, in which relations between photography and other means of expressions will be analyzed. Can one say … Read more about the event
1. November at 17:00
Lectures accompanying the exhibition “Generation of the the Place: Image, Memory and Fiction in the Baltics” First lecture by Lithuanian art historian, head of the Art History Department at the Vilnius University, Agne Narusyte on Tuesday 1st of November at … Read more about the event
Off Program
10 September – 31 October 2011
The new exhibition venue in Photo Museum, a tiny courtyard of former Town Hall, generates a kind of creative déjà vu feeling to the artist. In September 1992, Ly Lestberg‘s first extensive personal exhibition The Earthly Sky, consisting of nudes … Read more about the event
22 September – 20 November 2011
The exhibition reflects the author’s subjective perspective on developments and undevelopments in the city of Tallinn in 12 years. The first photos of the Tallinn city area were captured in 1998, followed by photographs of the same places in 2010. … Read more about the event
23 September – 11 October 2011
The presence of photography is often contingent in the works, referring to the images in our memory and imagination. Most of those works have been completed especially for this exhibition. * Jewellery is like a drop, brittle of rare and … Read more about the event
29 September – 1 December 2011
The Estonian Annual Prize for Photography was founded upon the initiative of Peeter Tooming. It was designed to mark the most outstanding work of photography in the past year. The winner was decided by a competent jury, while the prize money came … Read more about the event
3 October – 31 December 2011
The exhibition by Estonian Film Archives reflects the Soviet propaganda through press photography, moving image and sound recordings. The exhibited material covers the time from the invasion of Soviet troops in January 1944 to the year 1984 when the Soviet … Read more about the event
4 October – 15 October 2011
Our exhibition is about relationships that can grow out of dreams and disappointments, which can hit us when these dreams fall to pieces. Epp Kubu‘s photo series Let’s Go Boating and Drown! fills some secret dreams by eight older gentlemen … Read more about the event
6 October – 17 October 2011
Iti Kasser‘s first solo exhibition Flocking Practices emanates from the motive and the behaviour logic of a flock that forms abstract and dynamic patterns. A flock of birds is like a unified organism that can instantaneously and perfectly co-ordinately manoeuvre … Read more about the event
7 October – 4 November 2011
The photography chair of The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design presents works by its graduates and postgraduates. The selection stands for trends in photography, media and arts, which are considered to be relevant and up to date – trends … Read more about the event
8 October – 22 October 2011
Wim Lamboo (1949) and Inge Baauw (1970) have been co-operating since 1989 and have shown their works together at home and abroad. Together or individually, they have worked in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, Middle and Eastern Europe and the Netherlands. … Read more about the event
28 October – 11 December 2011
Since the beginning of the 21st Century, more than half of the world’s population are living in cities. Metropolis – City Life in the Urban Age shows the many faces of the modern city. Never in history has the number … Read more about the event