Pirjo Jonas is a well known estonian coloratura soprano boasting an illustrious career at Tartu Vanemuine opera theatre. Pirjo is accompanied by Piia Paemurru, distinguished Estonian pianists and accompanist at the Vanemuine theater and at the Academy of Music and Theatre.
The exhibition sheds light on the early history of the Art Museum’s collection in the 1920s–1930s, during the first decades of the Republic of Estonia, when ethnographic artefacts, national handicrafts and other items of cultural heritage were collected by the museum, in addition to works of art.
The exhibition is dedicated to the depiction of Spain and includes romantic views of Spain, as well as masterpieces by the grand masters of Modernism. Buoyant and sunny, or dark and tragic, the “whiteness” and “blackness” of the quintessence of Spain are revealed through magnificent works of art.
The Sustainable Exhibition Model is a practical and inspiring tool to help museums assess the environmental impact of exhibitions and make their exhibitions greener.
On the evening of 22 July, the hall of the Kadriorg Palace will be filled with baroque music and buoyant dance to celebrate the 305th anniversary of the palace and park. The baroque dance group Arte Movimento and the early music studio Cantores Vagantes will be giving a concert entitled The Enchanting Baroque Dance.
