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9th Tallinn Applied Art Triennial: The Fine Lines Of Constructiveness

Oct 05, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025

The main exhibition of the 9th Tallinn Applied Art Triennial The Fine Lines of Constructiveness is open at the Kai Art Center from 5 October 2024 until 16 February 2025.

The exhibition features artists from the Baltic and Nordic countries, representing fields of applied art and contemporary craft, including a variety of techniques and materials. 

The main exhibition of the triennial is curated by Maret Sarapu, focusing on constructiveness, rebuilding and moving towards solutions. 鈥淔or me, constructiveness is, above all, a willingness to experiment, to look for unexpected collaborations, to innovate and make something new,鈥 says the curator. 鈥淐onstructiveness can emerge when means are scarce, energy low or when it is understood that we need to be gentle with one another.鈥 It can also appear in natural clear-mindedness. Constructiveness does not mean merely 鈥減ointing to the sore points in society鈥 and stopping there. So, the exhibition includes works that showcase individual or collective methods to move towards solutions.鈥



The main exhibition of the 9th Tallinn Applied Art Triennial The Fine Lines of Constructiveness is open at the Kai Art Center from 5 October 2024 until 16 February 2025.

The exhibition features artists from the Baltic and Nordic countries, representing fields of applied art and contemporary craft, including a variety of techniques and materials. 

The main exhibition of the triennial is curated by Maret Sarapu, focusing on constructiveness, rebuilding and moving towards solutions. 鈥淔or me, constructiveness is, above all, a willingness to experiment, to look for unexpected collaborations, to innovate and make something new,鈥 says the curator. 鈥淐onstructiveness can emerge when means are scarce, energy low or when it is understood that we need to be gentle with one another.鈥 It can also appear in natural clear-mindedness. Constructiveness does not mean merely 鈥減ointing to the sore points in society鈥 and stopping there. So, the exhibition includes works that showcase individual or collective methods to move towards solutions.鈥



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Peetri 12, Noblessner Tallinn, Estonia 10415

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