Exhibitions archive
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WHY IS ESTONIA NOT A KINGDOM?
The charm of history lies in asking questions and finding answers to them. The less evidence, the more exciting it is! The identity and power relations of the society in prehistoric times have generated a lot of discussion for the past couple of decades. With the exhibition ‘Why is Estonia not a kingdom?’ we wish to highlight these topics again and ask how society functioned in Estonia from the latter centuries of the prehistoric times to the Saint George’s Night Uprising in the Middle Ages. What went differently or similarly compared to neighbouring countries that had already established their own kingdoms or principalities? -
ÜLO SOOSTER: PRISON AND LOVE
Ülo Ilmar Sooster (1924–1970) is celebrated as one of the most prominent representatives of Estonian and Soviet modernism. This exhibition marks the centenary of the artist’s birth and serves as the inaugural event in a series dedicated to his memory. -
INCLUSION OR ISOLATION? MULTI-ETHNIC ESTONIA
This exhibition, presented one hundred years after the adoption of the Law on Cultural Self-Government for National Minorities, invites you to think about the multi-ethnic history of Estonia, the organisation of diverse societies and the rights of minorities. -
The Watertight Sources of the Spirit of Rannapungerja
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Langebraun–Veenre. Dragons and Seahorses
The exhibition presents items from the private collections of Priidu Nõmm and Tanel Veenre.