Kalli Kalde "Signal"
Photo by Ruudu Rahumaru
This summer, the first open-air exhibition “Signal” will debut in the Micro-Venice outdoor area, curated by Kalli Kalde. Celebrating the 75th anniversary of Tartu Art School, the exhibition brings together alumni from multiple generations who have shaped Estonian visual culture in their own time and in their own ways. The artworks are created on an unconventional yet striking surface, old satellite dishes. Once receivers of messages from orbit, these dishes are transformed into vessels carrying the artists’ personal and collective meanings, sending a new signal from Micro-Venice out into the wider world.
This summer, the first open-air exhibition “Signal” will debut in the Micro-Venice outdoor area, curated by Kalli Kalde. Celebrating the 75th anniversary of Tartu Art School, the exhibition brings together alumni from multiple generations who have shaped Estonian visual culture in their own time and in their own ways. The artworks are created on an unconventional yet striking surface, old satellite dishes. Once receivers of messages from orbit, these dishes are transformed into vessels carrying the artists’ personal and collective meanings, sending a new signal from Micro-Venice out into the wider world.