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Three new exhibitions in the Tartu Art House

Tartu Art House

Raivo Korstnik “In Retrospect: On the Streets of Tartu”

The present overview is the sixth exhibition of Korstnik’s (1932–1992) oeuvre in the last two years and summarises all the previous ones. The selection covers the years from the end of the 1950s to the artists death in 1992 and many of the works are shown publicly for the first time. Besides the nautical themes and cityscapes in the so called “harsh style”, the main focus is on Korstnik’s surreal and even cubist works. The exhibition has been compiled by Maarja Korstnik and Meelis Tammemägi.

Piret Kullerkupp and Liis Ring “Line”

The exhibition is a study of the various movement directions of the line through fabric, canvas and sound. There is a rhythm in the flow of these imaginary landscapes, in which the perceived distances are not necessarily physical but merely small movements in oneself. The line continues its path even when there is nowhere to arrive to…

Anna Škodenko

Škodenko’s exhibition doesn’t have a literal title and is denoted by the pattern called the café wall illusion. Her works are always conceptual but they are still rooted in an aesthetic experience. However, over the years she has continuously distanced herself from her original medium of painting.

All the exhibitions will remain open until October 21.

Additional information:
Tanel Asmer
Tartu Art House producer
[email protected]
5562 1192

www.kunstimaja.ee
Tartu Art House (Vanemuise 26, Tartu, Estonia) is open Wed–Mon 12–18. Exhibitions are free of charge.
The exhibitions of the Tartu Art House are supported by the Tartu Town Government and the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
 

Viimati muudetud 27.09.2018