26.04-07.07.2002

 

Artists: Peeter Allik, De Studio, F.F.F.F., Eve Kask, Kai Kaljo, Ilmar Kruusamäe, Mari Laanemets, Killu Sukmit, Laurentsius & A.D., Peeter Laurits, Ly Lestberg, Marko Mäetamm, Kadri Mälk, Kaido Ole, Jaanus Orgussar, Anu Pöder, Mark Raidpere, Ene–Liis Semper, Liina Siib, Jaan Toomik, Tanel Veenre, Urmas Viik, Mart Viljus, Aili Vint, Toomas Vint.

Curator: Małgorzata Lisiewicz

 

The first extensive exhibition of contemporary Estonian art in Poland, co-organised by the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Tallinn. The exhibition focused on the image of the body in art conveying political, social, artistic and personal contents. This art looked for its origins in, among other things, artistic and religious tradition and pop culture. The project, through its specific layout, broached the issue of the role of the art institution in the reception of the work of art. The exhibition included objects, installations, paintings, photography, video and unconventional examples of applied art.