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WHAT IS A POLYVIEW PAINTING?
Alina Orav (born 1989) opens the door into a completely new world this month at Haus Gallery. The artist has developed her own personal technique, called the polyview painting, which is unique due to its ability to morph single plane images into three dimensional figures — all the viewer has to do is change their perspective. The artist’s works can be regarded as scientific experiments thanks to the use of optical devices. Traditionally, humans have viewed art through the lens given to us by nature, our eyes, but Orav uses objects like mirrors and magnifying glasses to present her paintings to the audience from various perspectives. The artist also experiments with picture dimensions, materials and textures and additionally, makes use of the room’s properties. The exhibition is designed as a multi sensory experience — the paintings may appear abstract at first but at a closer look, when analysed from different angles and through different optical devices, hidden figures appear. Each of these images form a conceptual whole which we invite the visitors to explore.
MALL NUKKE'S "METAMORPHOSES"
Mall Nukke asks existential questions on the occasion of her jubilee, presented in her own ironic way. Encountering chance, disappearing, transitioning, questioning the nature of nature – these things touch us all. The artist looks simultaneously into the past and into the future. Profound universal themes are juxtaposed with trivial everyday images – yes, the uncertainty of space looks us into the eye even when we are not aware of it. If persistence is an illusion, does the image of human give the human an eternal meaning? If so, does that meaning matter?
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What would Christmas be without surprises, gimmicks and magic? This December in Haus Gallery, Jüri Mildeberg kicks off the festive month with mystery. His boxes and paintings hide within them eccentric characters. Through these joyful creations, Mildeberg makes sure to offer all of us some long-awaited Christmas wonder.
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TWO NEW EXHIBITIONS – NUDES AND ABSTRACTIONS!
Haus Gallery is hosting two new exhibitions – Estonian Painters’ Association’s nudes and painter Tiina Tammetalu’s solo exhibition, where the artist is speaking about her personal visions about gardens and coastlines.
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HAUS GALLERY'S AUTUMN AUCTION 2019
On Thursday, October the 31th at 8 PM at Haus Gallery
OUR GOOD OLD LANDSCAPES
Piia Ausman
Landscapes, landscapes, nature – this is the theme of the autumn auction. I'm walking in the gallery and viewing the landscapes on the walls, browsing the catalogue and following with my eyes the contours of the roads on the pictures, wondering if I could have been to some of them. Little Estonia – all of us could someday stumble across any of your paths.
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DUBLEX Swedbank EXHIBITION
Exhibition at Swedbank, Tallinn, Liivalaia 8: 10th and 11th floor. Opened to everyone on Thursdays at 15:00-17:00, from 27 December 2019 to 15 January 2020.
The exhibition is a collaboration with our long time partner Swedbank.
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Structure and Poetry of Freedom
Haus Gallery 03.09.2019-03.10.2019
Freedom is the space where the artist has a chance to create and put emphasis on the varieties of the world through their own unique viewpoint. The freedom to create – that is an immense joy.
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ON THE EDGE OF FEELINGS
Tuulikki Tolli’s new exhibition invites viewers into a world of feelings which is awakened by the artist’s expressive creations. In addition to the rich emotions, ‘On the Edge of Feelings’ also offers a lot to think about. Tuulikki’s abstract paintings ponder over whether or not a person can ever be completely free.
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ENCOUNTERS
Let’s get together! There’s a very good reason for us to do so, since the exhibition Kokkusaamised (Encounters) is open upstairs at Haus Gallery for us to enjoy. Three artists – Per William Petersen, Sirje Petersen and Ivar Kaasik – whose works are displayed on the Gallery’s walls, step into the conversation.
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Arne Maasik at Maakri Quarter
This time at Maakri Quarter (Maakri 19/21, Tallinn) Haus Gallery presents works by Arne Maasik – his allegorically accorded series “Tangles” and “NYC”. While at first glance, “Tangles” seems to be classified under nature photography, it does not fall there in the usual sense. Instead, it can be compared to author’s style of capturing architectural shapes, where the attention is on the sterile and monotonous, sometimes even dull and straining structures, which begins to speak from the inside, gets tangled within itself and ages as a result, only to begin gasping for air after having emerged from the ordeal. The same kind of tangled feeling can be sensed in case of the complicated cross-section of NYC.
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Toomas Vint. Other Windows
2 May – 2 June 2019
At 17.00 on Thursday, 2 May, Haus Gallery will be opening the jubilee exhibition of Toomas Vint, a famous painter and writer. The artist celebrated his 75th birthday on 5 March. He has been awarded several creative awards – including the Order of the White Star, 3rd Class in 2012. The artist’s works can be found in famous museums and private collections all over the world.
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Andrus Joonas. The Meaning of Life
On Thursday, 2 May at 18.00, the personal exhibition of Andrus Joonas “The Meaning of Life” will be opened at Haus Gallery, where the paintings of recent years are exhibited and a performance will take place.
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Tallinn Music Week Arts Programme
On March 28, the Estonian Contemporary Arts Development Center (ECADC) will hold a special programme and gallery evening called Tallinn Thursday with extended opening hours as part of the TMW Arts programme. Participating in the event will be Vaal Gallery, Temnikova & Kasela Gallery, Haus Gallery, Okapi Gallery, Positiiv Gallery, the Juhan Kuus Documentary Photo Centre and the EKA Gallery. On the gallery night, the exhibitions, varied in nature, will feature fresh works from both Estonian and international artists. During the evening, exhibition tours will be held and visitors can also meet the gallerists and artists. A bus will be arranged to aid with transportation between the galleries.
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NEO*EKS*PRE*POST - punk-harbinger of spring
At 18.00 on Wednesday, 6 March, the exhibition titled PUNK-BAROQUE, by the group NEO*EKS*PRE*POST, will open in Haus Gallery; the slogan of the exhibition is metropolitan, rebellious beauty that saves the world. The art group, with its ever-changing membership, is represented on this occasion by the paintings of Andro Kööp, artist, interior architect and President of the group, and sculptures by Urmas Puhkan, artist and ceramist.
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Glass Art Exhibition "Accordance. Glass in Space"
On Friday, 8 February at 17.00, Accordance – the traditional exhibition of the Estonian Glass Artists' Union – will open at the Haus Gallery, this year carrying the subtitle of Glass in Space.
If glass art has so far been displayed together in a single exhibition hall with the gallery’s permanent exhibitions, in order to create a dialogue between different forms of art, then this year viewers will get the chance to enjoy glass art in a separate hall, and the focus will be on the impact of a glass object in space.
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Kiwa "Kaleidoscope" in Swedbank main office
Haus Gallery presents: Kiwa's "Kaleidoscope" in Swedbank main office (Liivalaia 8, Tallinn)
The new coloured versions of the previous black and white series are unique copies of legendary motifs which have been inspired by, amongst other things, the graphic poetry of Raul Meel and the colour training of Aili Vint. The result is summarised by a kaleidoscopic mystery in which mirror and colour pieces are exiting from the symmetrical and regular frames to the other side of the acute angle, straight lines and turns, decomposing into the peaceful embrace of the blinding light's quiet wavelength.
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Christel Allik. Random balance
On Wednesday, 9 January at 17.00, Haus Gallery will open the personal exhibition of Christel Allik "Random balance", in which the author expresses herself in an even more abstract and contrasting way.
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Haus Gallery's opening times during holidays
Dear art friends!
During the christmas holidays we are opened and closed as follows:
We are regularly opened again from January 7, 2019.
Have a wonderful time of christmas and new year's eve!
On the picture: Kadi Kurema. "Party Animal. The Fox"
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HAUS TODAY photo gallery of our present exhibitions
ALWAYS YOURS, VIVE TOLLI
29.11 – 29.12.2018 at Haus Gallery
This year, the grand old lady of Estonian graphics, Vive Tolli, celebrated her 90th jubilee. Haus Gallery is inviting everyone to participate in the compendious exhibition with gratitude and appreciation in the last month of the year: “Alati Teie, Vive Tolli”.
Vive Tolli has had a dedicated attitude towards her talent as the ultimate present, which has helped her to create presents for all of us – amazing, enchanting works of art which absorb you through life and times.
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Maarit Murka in the Maakri Quarter
Haus Gallery presents: Maarit Murka in the Maakri Quarter (Maakri 19/21, Tallinn)
Maarit Murka’s works convey personal and social stories, often through the small prism of irony. Her "MindRoom" and "Out of Context" series of paintings deal with these topics more broadly and abstractly than before, while at the same time preserving the filigree finish, massive impact and effective aesthetics that are inherent to the author.
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The Actual and the Other: Liivia Leškin
Design and Architecture Gallery 20 November - 1 December, 2018
Exhibition curator, Piia Ausman, Haus Gallery:
Which is more real: the one they know or the one we deem ourselves to be? Who are these two “personalities” who keep seeking each other time and again? The pathway between the two is the road of life, filled with a rendezvous with the self. Hello, Liivia! So who are you? The change, the transformation, the advancement! A person’s life as a story of several, occasionally different-looking personalities - interpretations, emotions, art.
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EST. Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Painters’ Association
Haus Gallery 08.11.2018-01.12.2018
The traditional annual exhibition of the Estonian Painters’ Association at Haus Gallery this time deals with symbols, signs, beings, views, habits and non-habits, which are related to Estonia. Artworks are inspired by social phenomena in Estonia but formed in a personal antisocial way common for creative peole; not by illustrating, but by analysing what is happening or has happened during the revival of a 100-year old country.
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Jaan Elken. Hluhluwe
On Tuesday, 9 October at 17.00, Haus Gallery opens a painting exhibition of Jaan Elken “Hluhluwe”.
The focus of the exhibition is on perished / decayed forest. To gain new inspiration, the artist visited territories where forest, which was cultivated as a crop, grew on an area of hundreds and thousands of square kilometres. But the activator was another type of nature – far away from the world of stylists and navigators from artificial environment, Elken redefined his position as an author, which is now declared as solid lands and stone deserts.
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Autumn Auction on 1st November
Art auctions – where does the value and magic of art lie?
Piia Ausman with 21 years of experience with art as the founder of Haus Galerii.
This autumn, the art auction of Haus Galerii will be held on 1 November at 8 PM in the gallery’s premises located in the Old Town of Tallinn. Besides the auction exhibition opening on 5th October, the auction works can also be browsed on the gallery’s website here.
On the picture: Endel Kõks. Kaks moosekanti (Pierrot ja Arlekiin).
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