Difference between revisions of "Tallinn"
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'''Spaces''': [[E-Media Centre]] (*1994), [[MediaLab Tallinn]] (*2006). | '''Spaces''': [[E-Media Centre]] (*1994), [[MediaLab Tallinn]] (*2006). | ||
| − | '''Academy programs''': [[Baltic Film and Media School]] (*2006), [[Film and Video TU Tallinn|Film and Video TU]] (*1992). | + | '''Academy programs''': [[Baltic Film and Media School]] (*2006), [[Film and Video TU Tallinn|Film and Video TU]] (*1992), [[New Media VKT ARTUN Tallinn|New Media VKT ARTUN Tallinn]]. |
'''Past media''': [[Estonian Art]] magazine (1997-2007). | '''Past media''': [[Estonian Art]] magazine (1997-2007). | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 8 September 2011
Initiatives: Eeste.
Festivals: Inport (*2007).
Past festivals: French-Baltic Video Festival (later 'offline@online'; 1992-2000), Interstanding (1995-2001).
Past events: Fluxus East exhibition (2008), ISEA (2004), RAM3 (2003), Action - Reflection conference (1998), Nonexistent Art exhibition (1994), Substance-Unsubstance exhibition (1993).
Spaces: E-Media Centre (*1994), MediaLab Tallinn (*2006).
Academy programs: Baltic Film and Media School (*2006), Film and Video TU (*1992), New Media VKT ARTUN Tallinn.
Past media: Estonian Art magazine (1997-2007).
Art workers: Anders Härm (1977), Anu Juurak (1957), Eleonore de Montesquiou, Hanno Soans (1974), Hasso Krull (1964), Jaan Toomik (1961), Kai Kaljo (1959), Katrin Kivimaa (1969), Killu Sukmit, Liina Siib (1963), Ly Lestberg (1965), Mare Tralla (1967), Mari Laanements, Mark Raidpere, Raivo Kelomees (1960).
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