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We like to ask questions but we don’t need to answer them. We do not shy away from criticism, believing that debates open up new perspectives. We like to provoke, but the focus is not on provocation itself. Our vision is to inspire a more conscious world.//Meile meeldib tõstatada küsimusi, kuid me ei pea neile vastama. Me ei väldi kriitikat, uskudes, et arutelud avavad uusi vaatenurki. Meile meeldib provotseerida, kuid fookuses pole provokatsioon ise. Me soovime inspireerida teadlikumat maailma.
Épisodes 131
Edasi 10. sünnipäeva vestlus Fotografiskas: Marju Lauristin, Erkki Raasuke, Kadri Liik
Ajakiri „Edasi” tähistas 21. septembril Fotografiskas oma 10. sünnipäeva. Kõik huvilised said kuulata vestlusringi Eesti tulevikust, kus osalesid Marju Lauristin, Erkki Raasuke ja Kadri Liik, modereeris Brent …
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Ajakiri „Edasi” tähistas 21. septembril Fotografiskas oma 10. sünnipäeva. Kõik huvilised said kuulata vestlusringi Eesti tulevikust, kus osalesid Marju Lauristin, Erkki Raasuke ja Kadri Liik, modereeris Brent Pere.
Vestlusringi teema: UUS KÜMNEND: „Kolm vaadet Eesti tulevikule: raha, jõud ja identiteet” (majandus, poliitika, kultuur)
Paneelis arutati, kuidas Eesti saab jääda tugevaks ja ühtseks maailmas, mis muutub kiiresti ja sageli ettearvamatult. Eesti tugevus ei tule ainult ühest valdkonnast - majandusnäitajatest või diplomaatiast, vaid ka sellest, kui küps, eneseteadlik ja kultuuriliselt tugev me riigi ja ühiskonnana oleme. Meie tegelik vastupidavus ja edukus sünnib siis, kui majandus, välispoliitika ja kultuur töötavad käsikäes – nagu kolm sammast, mis hoiavad ühte tervikut. Tugev majandus annab kindlustunde, et riik saab hakkama – et igapäevased asjad toimivad ja suuremad plaanid on tehtavad. Nutikas välispoliitika aitab hoida Eestit heade liitlaste ringis ja maailmas nähtavana, et oleksime kaitstud. Kultuur ja identiteet annavad aga sisemise selgroo – tunde, et kuulume kokku ja saame ühiselt hakkama. Vestlusringis osalesid Erkki Raasuke, Kadri Liik ja Marju Lauristin – kõik kolm mõtestavad maailma rahulikult, sügavuti ja faktitäpselt. Modereerib Brent Pere.
Vivian Maier: The Art of Seeing | In Conversation with Anne Morin
Few stories in photography are as remarkable as that of Vivian Maier. Working as a nanny in New York and Chicago, she explored the city streets with the children in her care, camera always at hand. From this …
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Few stories in photography are as remarkable as that of Vivian Maier. Working as a nanny in New York and Chicago, she explored the city streets with the children in her care, camera always at hand. From this unique position, she captured the rhythms, characters, and unexpected moments that define urban life. From the 1950s to the 1980s, she created a striking visual portrait of post-war America – one that remained hidden for decades. Discovered only after her death, Maier’s photographs have since secured her place among the greatest street photographers of the twentieth century.
Fotografiska’s major autumn exhibition, Vivian Maier: Unseen Work, presents a comprehensive exploration of Maier’s rich and multilayered archive, offering a captivating glimpse into twentieth-century America and the hidden shadows of the American Dream.
In this podcast episode, curator Anne Morin joins Fotografiska guide and Conversations Ambassador Elo Aun to explore the photographic work and artistic legacy of Vivian Maier, one of the most remarkable figures in 20th-century street photography.
Anne Morin is one of the leading experts on Vivian Maier’s work. She has curated numerous exhibitions dedicated to the photographer and is the director of diChroma photography, a Madrid-based platform dedicated to photography and visual arts.
Recorded in September 2026.
Vivian Maier Unseen Work, 19 September 2026 – 17 January 2027
With an extraordinary eye for everyday life, Vivian Maier captured the streets of New York and Chicago from the 1950s to the 1980s. Discovered only after her death, her vast body of work offers a unique glimpse into post-war American life and has established her as one of the 20th century’s most important street photographers.
Fotografiskaga köögis: kuidas kohalik tooraine jõuab kööki
Fotografiskas käivad kunst ja toit käsikäes. Siin kohtuvad loovus, inimesed, maitsed ja kirg, saatjaks meie maailmavaade: jätkusuutlik, aus ja parajalt mässumeelne.Fotografiska restoranis oleme teed rajanud, et …
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Fotografiskas käivad kunst ja toit käsikäes. Siin kohtuvad loovus, inimesed, maitsed ja kirg, saatjaks meie maailmavaade: jätkusuutlik, aus ja parajalt mässumeelne.
Fotografiska restoranis oleme teed rajanud, et hoida au sees kestlikku toidukunsti ja kohalikku toorainet. Selle keskmes on tihe side nendega, kes meie toitu kasvatavad, püüavad ja toodavad – põllult ja merelt otse kööki.
September on Eesti toidu kuu ning selles Fotografiska podcasti episoodis küsime, mida „kohalik“ toidu puhul päriselt tähendab. Miks pole kohaliku tooraine jõudmine otse tootjalt restorani sugugi nii iseenesestmõistetav, kui arvata võiks? Kas Eesti tootja suudab impordiga konkureerida, kas kohalik tähendab alati paremat ja kui palju huvitab tänast külalist üldse see, kust tema toit pärineb? Räägime ka tehnoloogia ja robootika võimalustest, hooajast ja loodusest, kokkade ja tootjate vahelistest suhetest ning eestlaste suhtest kala ja kohaliku toiduga. Sekka päris lood ja vahetud seigad nii restorani kui ka tootjate argipäevast.
Külas on kaks kohalikku tootjat, kellega igapäevaselt koostööd teeme – Raimo Merekivi Kopra Sahvrist ja Raul Rohesalu Pepekalast. Nendega arutleb Fotografiska peakokk Gerli Travkin.
Artist Talk: “Emerging Artists 2026: The Baltics & Finland”
in May 2026 Fotografiska Tallinn launched the first exhibition of its new initiative, Emerging Artists: The Baltics & Finland, bringing the region’s rising stars of photography into the spotlight.In this …
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in May 2026 Fotografiska Tallinn launched the first exhibition of its new initiative, Emerging Artists: The Baltics & Finland, bringing the region’s rising stars of photography into the spotlight.
In this international group exhibition, we encounter a new generation of photographers from the region who combine a strong documentary eye, a sensitive artistic vision, and a skill for staging playful scenes.
This talk took place on May 9, 2026, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the exhibition and the creative worlds of its artists.
The discussion explored current directions and trends in contemporary photography, as well as how distinctive artistic voices develop through personal experience and creative practice.
The conversation also touched on photography as a tool for addressing timely and sensitive topics: how artistic work intertwines with personal life, the role of collaboration with communities, and why it is important to leave space for playfulness and humor.
Photography has the power to raise questions and spark dialogue. In this conversation, emerging artists shared how they perceive and use that power. The discussion was led by Kulla Laas, Head of the Emerging Artist Program at Fotografiska Tallinn and curator of the exhibition.
Artists participating in the talk:
Annemarija Gulbe (Latvia), Ieva Baltaduonytė (Lithuania), Karl Ketamo (Finland), Anna-Liisa Kree (Estonia), Andra Rahe (Estonia), Filips Smits (Latvia), Pavelas Šalaikiskis (Lithuania).Emerging Artists 2026: The Baltics & Finland, group exhibition, 9 May – 1 November
For the first time, Fotografiska Tallinn brings together a new wave of image-makers from across the region. “Emerging Artists: The Baltics & Finland” is a platform for fresh perspectives – work that is searching, bold, and in sync with the pulse of our time.
The inaugural exhibition brings together artists from all four countries, opening up personal worlds, testing the boundaries of photography, and offering new ways to experience the present moment. All artists have been selected through an open call, and for many, this marks their first appearance on a stage of this scale – with some series being shown publicly for the very first time.
Alison Jackson x Neeme Raud | Fake News: Is the Camera Lying?
The episode was recorded as a live talk on May 12, 2026. For the best experience, watch the video version of the talk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpEor78FJBwHow is a lie born when it still feels …
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The episode was recorded as a live talk on May 12, 2026. For the best experience, watch the video version of the talk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpEor78FJBw
How is a lie born when it still feels so conviningly true and why are we so willing to believe it?
With Fotografiska’s summer major exhibition “Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible”, British artist Alison Jackson visited Estonia in May 2026.
Her staged realities have made audiences hesitate, smile, and sometimes feel uneasy, and have even disrupted public space so provocatively that her “truths” have at times been removed from the urban environment.
Jackson creates images of events that have never happened, celebrities appearing to do things they never actually did. Or did they? Fake news is not only created in front of us, but also within us, in the moment we choose to believe something.
Why are we drawn to stories that confirm our biases? Where does the line between real and fictional lie, and why is it becoming increasingly blurred in today’s world? Through sharp satire and provocation, Jackson’s work reveals our own desire to believe what seems too good (or too scandalous) to be false.
The conversation grows from photographic art into a broader exploration of the nerves of our time, unfolding unexpected perspectives and sharp observations.
The discussion with Alison Jackson is led by acclaimed journalist Neeme Raud.
Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible, group exhibition, 6 May – 13 September
Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible brings together 127 photographers whose work has shaped how we see, interpret, and perceive the world today – among them Helmut Newton, Robert Mapplethorpe, Richard Avedon, Alison Jackson, and David LaChapelle. The exhibition moves between inner and outer worlds, exploring social tensions, identity, and the paradoxes of beauty and its representation.
At the intersection of documentary and staged approaches, the personal meets the political, vulnerability meets resistance. Photography here is not merely a technique, but a way of making the world visible – revealing connections that might otherwise remain unseen.
Fotografiska Talks: James Nachtwey and Brent Pere
As part of Fotografiska’s major summer exhibition Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible, one of the most influential war photographers of our time, James Nachtwey, visited Tallinn in May 2026.Over decades …
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As part of Fotografiska’s major summer exhibition Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible, one of the most influential war photographers of our time, James Nachtwey, visited Tallinn in May 2026.
Over decades spent working in the world’s most difficult conflict zones, Nachtwey has captured moments that are both unbearable and essential - stories of war, loss, and human resilience, without embellishment or compromise.
In this podcast episode, journalist Brent Pere speaks with James Nachtwey about his current work, the conflicts shaping the world today, and his experiences documenting conflicts across the globe.
Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible, group exhibition, 6 May – 13 September 2026.
Photography in Power: Making Worlds Visible brings together 127 photographers whose work has shaped how we see, interpret, and perceive the world today – among them Helmut Newton, Robert Mapplethorpe, Richard Avedon, Alison Jackson, and David LaChapelle. The exhibition moves between inner and outer worlds, exploring social tensions, identity, and the paradoxes of beauty and its representation.
At the intersection of documentary and staged approaches, the personal meets the political, vulnerability meets resistance. Photography here is not merely a technique, but a way of making the world visible – revealing connections that might otherwise remain unseen.
Valner Valme & Tõnu Pedaru Anton Corbijni näitusest | Fotografiska Jutud
Kultuurikriitik Valner Valme ja ajakirjanik ning laulja Tõnu Pedaru võtavad luubi alla legendaarse fotograafi Anton Corbijni – mehe, kes on andnud näo tervele hulgale muusikamaailma ikoonidele. Juttu tuleb …
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Kultuurikriitik Valner Valme ja ajakirjanik ning laulja Tõnu Pedaru võtavad luubi alla legendaarse fotograafi Anton Corbijni – mehe, kes on andnud näo tervele hulgale muusikamaailma ikoonidele. Juttu tuleb Corbijni näitusest Fotografiskas, tema tumedast ja äratuntavast visuaalsest käekirjast ning sellest, kuidas üks fotograaf on suutnud kujundada terve ajastu muusika visuaalset keelt. Miks mõjuvad Corbijni fotod endiselt nii võimsalt ja milline on tema püsiv legacy – fotograafina, muusikavideote lavastajana ja muusikakultuuri visuaalse keele kujundajana.
ANTON CORBIJN „Corbijn, Anton“, 24. jaanuar – 30. aprill
Anton Corbijni ainulaadne käekiri on jõuliselt kujundanud nüüdisaegse muusika ja kultuuri visuaalset keelt. Legendaarse fotograafi suur retrospektiiv „Corbijn, Anton” rändab läbi kunstniku viie loomekümnendi – näituse igal kaadril pesitseb kunstnikule omases hämaruses keegi, kes on keegi. Üle 150 teose kaudu avaneb ehe ja erakordne maailm, kust vaatavad vastu Depeche Mode, David Bowie, U2, Nick Cave ja paljud teised, kes on jätnud oma jälje – ja kelle jälje on jätnud Corbijn. Elamust rikastab videotuba, mis toob kokku Corbijni videograafia ja ikoonilised muusikavideod, mille saatel on suureks sirgunud mitu põlvkonda. Corbijni pärand ja jalajälg muusikas on raudkindel, ning just seda see näitus tähistabki.
Fotografiska Talks: Muusikanõunikud live podcast with Anton Corbijn
Anton Corbijn x MuusikanõunikudAt the opening weekend of exhibition "Corbijn, Anton", the ground floor of Fotografiska was filled with great music and lively conversation as the Muusikanõunikud podcast was …
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Anton Corbijn x Muusikanõunikud
At the opening weekend of exhibition "Corbijn, Anton", the ground floor of Fotografiska was filled with great music and lively conversation as the Muusikanõunikud podcast was recorded live - with special guest Anton Corbijn in person.
On stage with Corbijn from the Muusikanõunikud podcast were Raul Saaremets, Siim Nestor, and Merit Maarits. “Muusikanõunikud” is a weekly music review show where fresh music from Estonia and abroad is praised and critiqued.The podcast was recorded live on 24 January 2026 at Fotografiska Tallinn. The intro for the live podcast is done by Margit Aasmäe, the CEO of Fotografiska Tallinn.
ANTON CORBIJN Corbijn, Anton, January 24 – April 30, 2026 at Fotografiska Tallinn
Intimate portraits of the greatest artists of our time. Anton Corbijn’s unmistakable visual language – raw, intimate, and timeless – has shaped modern music culture for decades. Spanning five creative decades, the exhibition brings together portraits of Depeche Mode, U2, David Bowie, Nick Cave, and many others. Corbijn’s legacy and footprint in music are rock-solid – and this exhibition is a celebration of exactly that.
Fotografiska Talks: Live podcast with Brainstorm & Ingrid Kohtla on Anton Corbijn
On the evening before the exhibition “Corbijn, Anton” opened, Fotografiska hosted a live podcast recording exploring the creative relationship between Brainstorm and Anton Corbijn. The discussion touched on …
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On the evening before the exhibition “Corbijn, Anton” opened, Fotografiska hosted a live podcast recording exploring the creative relationship between Brainstorm and Anton Corbijn. The discussion touched on their collaborations – some of which reportedly took place in Estonia – Corbijn’s role in shaping the visual history of popular music, and what the band had been working on both then and at the time. The exhibition is on show at Fotografiska Tallinn from January 24 to April 30, 2026.
Brainstorm was interviewed by Ingrid Kohtla, Head of Communications and Content Curator for Tallinn Music Week (TMW) and Station Narva.
Anton Corbijn once said about Brainstorm: “I can’t tell you how much I felt at home with them and felt we were all together trying to achieve something.”
So guests came to hear what that feeling of “home” sounded like from Brainstorm’s perspective.
The podcast was recorded live on 22 January at Fotografiska Tallinn.
The intro for the live podcast is done by Margit Aasmäe, the CEO of Fotografiska Tallinn.
Brainstorm in Tallinn
Who doesn’t know Brainstorm? The Latvian pop-rock band shot to fame like a comet when they appeared on the Eurovision stage. They are still going strong and touring actively – and they also released a brand-new album in 2025.
Brainstorm and Anton CorbijnThe band arrived in Estonia as legendary music photographer Anton Corbijn opened a major exhibition at Fotografiska on the evening of 23 January 2026. Alongside some of the biggest names in global music – including U2, Depeche Mode, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Prince, and many more – Brainstorm had also stood in front of Corbijn’s camera on several occasions.
More than that, Corbijn had designed an entire album cover for Brainstorm and had helped shape their visual identity. All this made it more than fitting to bring everyone together in Tallinn to mark the opening of this remarkable exhibition.
ANTON CORBIJN Corbijn, Anton, January 24 – April 30, 2026 at Fotografiska TallinnIntimate portraits of the greatest artists of our time. Anton Corbijn’s unmistakable visual language – raw, intimate, and timeless – has shaped modern music culture for decades. Spanning five creative decades, the exhibition brings together portraits of Depeche Mode, U2, David Bowie, Nick Cave, and many others. Corbijn’s legacy and footprint in music are rock-solid – and this exhibition is a celebration of exactly that.
Fotografiskaga kosmoses: Jan Kaus kosmosenäituse erituuril
6. jaanuaril Fotografiskas toimunud kosmosenäituse erituur viis rännakule esseist ja kirjanik Jan Kausi paeluvasse mõttemaailma ja tema muljetavaldavatesse teadmistesse universumist. „Niisiis on mul pilku …
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6. jaanuaril Fotografiskas toimunud kosmosenäituse erituur viis rännakule esseist ja kirjanik Jan Kausi paeluvasse mõttemaailma ja tema muljetavaldavatesse teadmistesse universumist.
„Niisiis on mul pilku öötaevalaotusel hoides võimalus saada aktiivselt osa teaduse ja kunsti ammendamatust pärandist, elamise ja mõtlemise mõõtmatust ilust,“ kirjutas Jan Kaus Fotografiska kosmosenäitusest kultuuriajalehes Sirp.
Kutsume ka selles podcasti episoodis läbi näitusetuuri salvestuse osa saama kirjaniku sõnaseadmise ja mõtisklemise kosmilisest ilust – sel harukordsel erituuril muutuvad sõnad tähtedeks, avardavatest mõtetest sünnib uus universum ning näitus poeb veelgi sügavamale hingesoppi.
Jan Kaus on esseist ja kirjanik ning endine Eesti Kirjanike Liidu juht (2004–2007). Ta on avaldanud mitmeid romaane, novellikogusid ja esseeraamatuid ning on tuntud oma mõtlikult poeetilise stiili poolest.
Nöitus KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“, grupinäitus, 13. september 2025 – 17. jaanuar 2026.Oleme alati imetlenud tähistaevast ja mõtisklenud, mis seal küll peituda võib. Kosmos sümboliseerib meie igatsust nihutada piire, astuda samm tundmatusse ja unistada tulevikust öötaeva tähtede seas.
Fotografiska näitusel „KOSMOS - visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa ja kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?
Fotografiska jutud: Sirli Sarapuu x Andreas Veispak, Tudengisatelliidist
2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini …
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2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini ning kunstist linnaplaneerimiseni. Salvestasime neli podcasti, mis põimivad loovuse ja teaduse ning pakuvad kuulajaile värskeid vaatenurki ja põnevat mõtteainet.
Selles podcasti episoodis vestlevad Sirli Sarapuu ja Andreas Veispak.
TUDENGISATELLIIDIST: SIRLI SARAPUU X ANDREAS VEISPAK
Podcasti külaline on Tudengisatelliidi tegevjuht Sirli Sarapuu, kellelt uurime, et milliseid suuri tegusid teevad meie oma tudengid kosmoseteaduses, millist tööd ja koostööd tehakse satelliitide valmimise jaoks ülikoolide vahel ning kas kosmosetehnoloogiaga tegelemiseks on tehnilise taustaga noorte kõrval ruumi ka teiste valdkondade esindajatele? Kohapeal on tutvumiseks kaasas ka tudengisatelliidid.
Sirli Sarapuu on Eesti tudengisatelliidi programmiga olnud seotud üle 3,5 aasta, tänaseks tegutseb ta organisatsiooni tegevjuhina. Lisaks on ta Eesti Tudengiraketi kaasasutaja ning Eesti kontaktisik Rahvusvahelises Kosmose Noortenõukogus (Space Generation Advisory Council).
Sarapuuga vestleb Andreas Veispak, kes vastutab EBSis teaduse, arenduse ja innovatsiooni eest ning on varem töötanud nii PricewaterhouseCoopersis kui ka Euroopa Komisjonis – viimases juhtis ta nii Euroopa kosmoseprogrammidega seotud algatusi kui kosmoseandmete ja teadusinfrastruktuuridega tegelevaid üksuseid.
„KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“, grupinäitus, 13. september 2025 – 17. jaanuar 2026.
Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa, kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?Fotografiska jutud: Andres Käosaar X Andreas Veispak, Kosmosepsühholoogiast
2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini …
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2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini ning kunstist linnaplaneerimiseni. Salvestasime neli podcasti, mis põimivad loovuse ja teaduse ning pakuvad kuulajaile värskeid vaatenurki ja põnevat mõtteainet.
Selles podcasti episoodis vestlevad Andres Käosaar ja Andreas Veispak.
KOSMOSEPSÜHHOLOOGIAST: ANDRES KÄOSAAR X ANDREAS VEISPAK
Mida teeb kosmosepsühholoog ja kuidas uuritakse inimpsühholoogiat kosmose valdkonnas? Andres Käosaar on Eesti esimene ja seni ainus kosmosepsühholoog. Käesoleval õppeaastal lõpetab ta Ameerika Ühendriikides organisatsioonipsühholoogia doktorantuuri. Viimased neli aastat on ta töötanud NASA teadusrahastusel, käinud kosmose analoogmissioonidel ja teinud teadustööd Antarktikas – kõik see on Käosaare jaoks olnud ühtaegu nii piiride nihutamine kui unistuste täitumine. Detsembris algav ookeanisõudmisretk viib Käosaare uuele väljakutsele, kus ta uurib oma meeskonna koostööd ja psühholoogiat ekstreemsetes oludes.
Käosaarega vestleb Andreas Veispak, kes vastutab EBSis teaduse, arenduse ja innovatsiooni eest ning on varem töötanud nii PricewaterhouseCoopersis kui ka Euroopa Komisjonis – viimases juhtis ta nii Euroopa kosmoseprogrammidega seotud algatusi kui kosmoseandmete ja teadusinfrastruktuuridega tegelevaid üksuseid.
„KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“, grupinäitus, 13. september 2025 – 17. jaanuar 2026.
Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa, kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?Fotografiska jutud: Andres Sevtšuk X Daniel Vaarik, Lõpetamata linn
2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini …
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2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini ning kunstist linnaplaneerimiseni. Salvestasime neli podcasti, mis põimivad loovuse ja teaduse ning pakuvad kuulajaile värskeid vaatenurki ja põnevat mõtteainet.
Selles podcasti episoodis vestlevad Andres Sevtšuk ja Daniel Vaarik.
LÕPETAMATA LINN: ANDRES SEVTŠUK X DANIEL VAARIK
Andres Sevtšuk ja Daniel Vaarik arutlevad:Kas inimesed peavad igavesti elama poolikutes linnades, mida ehitatakse regulaarselt ümber, või on ka olemas linnu, mis on päriselt valmis?
* Kui valmis või pooleli on Tallinn?
* Kas on võimalik ehitada linna, kus kõigil oleks hea?
* Kuidas panna eri maailmavaadetega inimesed linna nimel koostööd tegema?
* Kuidas mõjutab linn mõjutab poliitilist elu ja vastupidi?
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Andres Sevtšuk on MITi linnateaduse ja planeerimise dotsent ning City Form Labi juht, kelle uurimistöö keskendub linnaruumi, liikumisviiside ja avaliku elu seostele.
Daniel Vaarik on Levila kaasasutaja ja strateegiline nõustaja ning kommunikatsiooniekspert, kes tegeleb ühiskondlike teemade ja avaliku suhtluse mõtestamisega.
„KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“, grupinäitus, 13. september 2025 – 17. jaanuar 2026.
Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa, kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?Fotografiska jutud: Luisa Greta Vilo X Elo Aun, Sisemaailma metafoorid
2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini …
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2025.aasta novembrikuu tõi Fotografiska kohvikusse elavad mõttevestlused ja innustavad arutelud. Fotografiska podcasti avalikul salvestusel rändasid teemad kosmosepsühholoogiast tudengisatelliidi programmini ning kunstist linnaplaneerimiseni. Salvestasime neli podcasti, mis põimivad loovuse ja teaduse ning pakuvad kuulajaile värskeid vaatenurki ja põnevat mõtteainet.
Selles podcasti episoodis kohtud Luisa Greta Viloga.
SISEMAAILMA METAFOORID: LUISA GRETA VILO X ELO AUN
Luisa Greta Vilo on noor Eesti fotograaf, kelle looming uurib inimlikku haavatavust, kehatunnetust ja erinevaid suhtevorme. Ta ammutab inspiratsiooni looduse mitmekesistest motiividest ja elementidest, kujutades neid sisemaailma metafooridena.
Vilo on lõpetanud fotograafia erialla Kõrgemas Kunstikoolis Pallas. Tema teosed kaunistavad parasjagu ka Fotografiska 1. korruse kohvikuseinu – Vilo väljapanek „A(r)mor“ peegeldab armastuse ja usalduse mitmekihilisust ning teekonda sügava suhte loomiseni iseendaga.
Podcasti vestluses tuleb juttu noore kunstnikuna tegutsemisest – võimalustest, takistustest, inspiratsioonist ja oma raja leidmisest. Lisaks vesteldakse oma sisemaailma avastamisest ja selle kajastamisest kunstis.
Viloga vestleb Fotografiska giid ja mõttevestluste saadik Elo Aun.
„KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“, grupinäitus, 13. september 2025 – 17. jaanuar 2026.
Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa, kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?Fotografiska Talks: Josèfa Ntjam
In this episode, you will meet French multimedia artist Josèfa Ntjam, whose exhibition Futuristic Ancestry: Warping Matter and Space-time(s) opened at Fotografiska Tallinn in November 2025The solo exhibition of …
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In this episode, you will meet French multimedia artist Josèfa Ntjam, whose exhibition Futuristic Ancestry: Warping Matter and Space-time(s) opened at Fotografiska Tallinn in November 2025
The solo exhibition of Josèfa Ntjam invites visitors on a multi-layered sensory journey, intertwining stories of historical movements that have empowered the oppressed and opening a door toward possible futures. Bringing together biomorphic sculptures, video installations, and photomontages, the presentation is fluid and poetic, filled with hybrid forms and endless dialogues.
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun
The exhibition Futuristic Ancestry: Warping Matter and Space-time(s) will be open until May 3rd, 2026.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Cecilia Ömalm and Göran Östlin
As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet an inspiring duo: photographer Cecilia Ömalm and …
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As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet an inspiring duo: photographer Cecilia Ömalm and professor of astronomy Göran Östlin.
Since 2019, Ömalm and Östlin have been working on an artistic-scientific project called Ad Lucem/To the Light. With cyanotype as a medium, the duo explores and reinterprets both historic and modern cosmic images. The processing is done with glass negatives directly on top of hand-treated paper and exposed with sunlight. The method becomes a philosophic action, as images that were originally created with light from the sky are reborn through that same light.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18
The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
The podcast is recorded in November 2025.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Thomas Vanz
As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Thomas VanzFrench artist …
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As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Thomas Vanz
French artist and filmmaker Thomas Vanz creates immersive visual experiences that merge art and science, capturing the sublime beauty of the cosmos. Born in 1991, Vanz has developed a distinctive style that explores the intersection of astronomy, philosophy, and the human experience. His work Verse is a striking example of his approach, where he utilizes liquid dynamics, colored inks, and high-speed cinematography to simulate the birth and death of stars in breathtaking detail.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18
The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
The podcast is recorded in November 2025.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Mikael Owunna
As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Mikael OwunnaMikael Owunna …
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As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Mikael Owunna
Mikael Owunna is a Nigerian American multimedia artist, filmmaker, engineer, and the President of the City of Pittsburgh's Public Art and Civic Design Commission. Exploring the intersections of technology, art, and African cosmologies, his work seeks to elucidate an emancipatory vision of possibility that revives traditional African knowledge systems and pushes people beyond all boundaries, restrictions, and frontiers.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18
The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
The podcast is recorded in November 2025.
Fotografiska Talks: Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez, To Be Born and to Give Birth
Since 2021, Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez has been photographing births in Sweden, each with its own unique circumstances and process. Fotografiska's exhibition To Be Born and to Give Birth shows birth in every …
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Since 2021, Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez has been photographing births in Sweden, each with its own unique circumstances and process. Fotografiska's exhibition To Be Born and to Give Birth shows birth in every stage, a journey into the most intimate space and greatest moment of humans, a place where everything changes and the clock restarts. But it is also a journey into Emilia herself, a baptism through the amniotic fluid and a reckoning with the fear of birth, both er own fear and society's. A story about the existential aspect of delivering a child and about becoming and being human.
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide, Elo Aun.
EMILIA BERGMARK-JIMÉNEZ To Be Born and to Give Birth, October 10, 2025– March 8, 2026
Where do we go to bring our children home? In every birth, there is a moment when the birthing person seems to vanish – no longer a human being, but an immeasurable force of nature. Emilia Bergmark-Jiménez’s exhibition To Be Born and To Give Birth offers a raw, honest, and intimate look at the moments where both life and parenthood begin. Accompanying the photographs are the artist’s personal reflections, weaving together documentary images with philosophical questions about life’s beginnings, primal forces, and the becoming of a parent.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Petri Eskelinen
As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Petri Eskelinen. The video …
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As autumn approached, Fotografiska Tallinn turned its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artists, Petri Eskelinen.
The video works of Finnish artist Petri Eskelinen play on the border between science fiction and scientific fact, artistically highlighting a current issue in space research: if we want to go into space, we must take plants with us and figure out how to grow them in zero gravity.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18
The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
The podcast is recorded in September 2025.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Brooke Holm
As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artist, Brooke Holm. Brooke Holm is …
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As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artist, Brooke Holm.
Brooke Holm is an Australian-American artist and photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. Holm’s artistic practice observes the celestial and anatomical body of the Earth through large-scale photography, moving images, and sound projects.
Her artwork Valle Mortis is a sensory exploration into the temporal crisis that is the past, present and future as humanity looks to Mars as a speculative counterpart to life on Earth. The works reveal the topographical similarities between Death Valley on earth and Martian terrain through transitioning lenticular photographs.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18
The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Mackenzie Calle
As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode you will meet Mackenzie Calle, whose well-known project “The Gay Space …
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As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode you will meet Mackenzie Calle, whose well-known project “The Gay Space Agency” is also featured in the exhibition.
The project boldly challenges the history of the U.S. space program, which has excluded queer astronauts. Through the series, queer identities are celebrated, and the barriers that have prevented members of the LGBTQ+ community from flying are brought to light. The project consists of original photographs as well as reworked public domain archival material from NASA, offering a counter-narrative to the astronaut program’s history and envisioning a future of a diverse and inclusive space.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun. The podcast was recorded as a live episode at Fotografiska Tallinn on September 15, 2025.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Michael Najjar
As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artist, Michael Najjar. Michael …
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As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. In this episode, you will meet one of the featured artist, Michael Najjar.
Michael Najjar will share the story of his extraordinary journey. Balancing one foot in art and the other in science, he is also physically preparing for his upcoming spaceflight.
Michael Najjar is an internationally renowned artist, explorer and future astronaut. His work spans from photography, video and digital image-making to sculpture and writing. He is known for working closely at the intersection of art, science, and technology, dealing in complex and critical ways with the technological developments that are defining and drastically changing the early 21st century.
Michael Najjar's series outer space looks at the latest developments in space exploration and the way they will shape our future life on Earth, in Earth’s near orbit and on other planets. The project presents a futuristic vision of life in space, inspired by real-world technological advancements and collaborations with space agencies, astronauts, and scientists.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
To the Space with Fotografiska: Rhiannon Adam
As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. Meet one of the featured artists, Rhiannon Adam.Have you ever considered how our …
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As autumn approaches, Fotografiska Tallinn turns its gaze to the stars with the major exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey. Meet one of the featured artists, Rhiannon Adam.
Have you ever considered how our perception of space is shaped by who gets to go there? Is there room on a spaceship for people who have opinions—who question, interpret, and reimagine? What if those "translators" of space were artists?
Rhiannon Adam spent three years preparing for a space mission that was ultimately cancelled. Listen closely to the journey that never happened—and how it became a story told through art.
SPACE – A Visual Journey, group exhibition, September 13 – January 18The exhibition SPACE – A Visual Journey explores the celestial frontier where artistic expression and scientific inquiry meet, and captures the grandeur of the cosmos through the eyes of astronomers and the interpretive visions of artists alike. Through works by 14 different artists, we encounter questions about Earth, space, and our identities – who we are in the face of eternity, and who has the right to dream about the future?
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska guide Elo Aun.
Fotografiskaga kosmoses: Ivar Veermäe
Septembris avas Fotografiska kosmosenäituse. Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii …
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Septembris avas Fotografiska kosmosenäituse. Näitusel „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“ kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus – selles põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome, et jäädvustada universumi vägevust nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku töödes peegelduvad küsimused Maa, kosmose ja meie identiteedi kohta: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel on lubatud unistada tulevikust?
14 kunstniku seast leiab ka eestlase Ivar Veermäe, kelle mitmeosaline projekt hõlmab nii tuumasünteesi-teemalist videot kui ka fotoseeriat Päikesest, mida on bioloogiliste protsesside abil muudetud, et uurida mikroskoopilise elu mõju pildipinnale.
Ivari huvi on suurematest protsessidest aru saada ja neid omal viisil ka teistele lähemale tuua.
Toome koos näituse kunstnikega ka kosmose igaühele natuke lähemale - erinevate ja mõnikord ka ootamatute vaatenurkade alt.
Ivariga vestleb Fotografiska giid Elo Aun.
Fotografiskaga kosmoses: Sander Mölder
Fotografiska suunab pilgu tähistaeva poole ja avab 13. septembril suurnäituse „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“. Näitusel kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus ning põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome – universumi …
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Fotografiska suunab pilgu tähistaeva poole ja avab 13. septembril suurnäituse „KOSMOS – visuaalne rännak“. Näitusel kohtuvad taevapiiril kunst ja teadus ning põimuvad uurimustöö ja kunstiloome – universumi vägevus jäädvustub nii astronoomide pilgu kui ka kunstnike tõlgenduste kaudu. 14 kunstniku käsitluses tõstatuvad suured küsimused: kes me selles igavikulises maailmas oleme ja kellel üldse on lubatud unistada tulevikust?
Kuidas on Sander Mölder seotud Fotografiska ja kosmosenäituse avamisega, saad lähemalt kuulda juba podcastist. Kõige enam kuuled aga vahetut vestlust Sandri loomingust ja inspiratsiooniallikatest, sekka mõtisklusi muusika- ja kunstimaailmast. Vestlust veab Fotografiska giid Elo Aun.
Fotografiska Talks: Winemakers Max Dexheimer and Marika Tikas
Todays guests are Max Dexheimer and Marika Tikas. Max is a fifth-generation winemaker whose great-great-grandfather founded the winery back in 1896. Marika is an Estonian sommelier who helped launch …
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Todays guests are Max Dexheimer and Marika Tikas. Max is a fifth-generation winemaker whose great-great-grandfather founded the winery back in 1896. Marika is an Estonian sommelier who helped launch Fotografiska and was one of the curators of its beverage selection. Together, Max and Marika craft wines that showcase the full potential of the Rheinhessen region, while honoring the surrounding nature and local grape varieties.
In June, Fotografiska partnered with the Dexheimer family winery, now run by the fifth generation with heart and soul. Together, we blended four wines — two white and two red — infused with our knowledge, intuition, and passion.
Fifteen members of the Fotografiska food and beverage team, along with friends, traveled to Rheinhessen, Germany in June 2025 to co-create these special wines with the winemakers.Dexheimer Winery is led by Marika and Max, united by their deep passion for natural wine. Ideally, nothing is added to or taken away from the wine — it’s the purest, most honest, and authentic expression of the grape. The grapes are handpicked, and winemaking involves minimal intervention. Finished wines are neither fined nor filtered.
The podcast is hosted by Fotografiska sparkle, Elo Aun.
Fotografiskaga peenra vahel: Annikky Lamp
Fotografiskas usume, et kunst ei ole ainult silmailu – see on ka sotsiaalne häirekell, küsimuste esitaja ja tunnete puudutaja. Meie suvine podcast „Fotografiskaga peenra vahel” on hea kaaslane nii linnapilti …
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Fotografiskas usume, et kunst ei ole ainult silmailu – see on ka sotsiaalne häirekell, küsimuste esitaja ja tunnete puudutaja. Meie suvine podcast „Fotografiskaga peenra vahel” on hea kaaslane nii linnapilti kui hetkedesse pildist väljas – olgu sul käes kõblas, päevitustekk või mustikakorv. Räägime kunstist, ühiskonnast ja sellest, miks mõnikord ei peagi mõistma – piisab, kui tunned. Nende vestluste saatel voolab suvi aeglasemalt, kuid mõtted püsivad ärkvel.
Fotografiska giid Elo Aun supleb koos põnevate vestluskaaslastega teemades, mis kord paitavad ja kord kriibivad. Külalisteks on loomeinimesed ja teised teravate mõtetega rändurid, kellel on rohkem küsimusi kui kindlaid vastuseid. Selles episoodis on Elo vestluskaaslaseks erksalt mitmekülgne ja väljapaistev Annikky Lamp – ametnik, kirjutaja ja moekollektsionäär.
Digging In with Fotografiska: Jimmy Nelson
At Fotografiska, we believe that art isn’t just something to please the eye – it’s also a social alarm bell, a spark for questions, and a stirrer of emotions. Our summer podcast, Digging In with Fotografiska …
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At Fotografiska, we believe that art isn’t just something to please the eye – it’s also a social alarm bell, a spark for questions, and a stirrer of emotions. Our summer podcast, Digging In with Fotografiska, is your thoughtful companion – whether you're in the city or in a moment off the grid, tending your garden, stretched out on a beach towel, or picking berries. We talk about art, society, and why sometimes you don’t need to understand – it’s enough to feel. With these conversations, summer flows a little slower, but the mind stays awake. Elo Aun, together with a lineup of curious and creative guests, dive into themes that sometimes soothe, sometimes scratch – always inviting more questions than answers.
In this episode, our beloved guest, photographer Jimmy Nelson, joins us from Tallinn, where he was weaving magic through his lens—capturing the soul of the Song and Dance Festival.
Fotografiskaga peenra vahel: Andrei Liimets
Fotografiskas usume, et kunst ei ole ainult silmailu – see on ka sotsiaalne häirekell, küsimuste esitaja ja tunnete puudutaja. Meie suvine podcast „Fotografiskaga peenra vahel” on hea kaaslane nii linnapilti …
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Fotografiskas usume, et kunst ei ole ainult silmailu – see on ka sotsiaalne häirekell, küsimuste esitaja ja tunnete puudutaja. Meie suvine podcast „Fotografiskaga peenra vahel” on hea kaaslane nii linnapilti kui hetkedesse pildist väljas – olgu sul käes kõblas, päevitustekk või mustikakorv. Räägime kunstist, ühiskonnast ja sellest, miks mõnikord ei peagi mõistma – piisab, kui tunned. Nende vestluste saatel voolab suvi aeglasemalt, kuid mõtted püsivad ärkvel.
Fotografiska giid Elo Aun supleb koos põnevate vestluskaaslastega teemades, mis kord paitavad ja kord kriibivad. Külalisteks on loomeinimesed ja teised teravate mõtetega rändurid, kellel on rohkem küsimusi kui kindlaid vastuseid. Selles episoodis on Elo vestluskaaslaseks kultuuriajakirjanik ja kultuurikriitik Andrei Liimets.
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