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“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

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The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

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Join the Krulli Quarter tours on Friday and Saturday!

AS Franz Krull was a metalworking and engineering company founded in 1865 in Narva by Franz Krull, a coppersmith, during the Russian Empire and the first Estonian Republic. In 1875, AS Franz Krull moved to Tallinn, where it developed over time into one of Estonia's largest and most modern machine-building companies.

Specifically in Kopli, one of Tallinn's oldest large factories, the Krull factory, opened its doors 110 years ago. This and much more will be spoken about on the tour! 

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts

_________________________

Join the Krulli Quarter tours on Friday and Saturday!

AS Franz Krull was a metalworking and engineering company founded in 1865 in Narva by Franz Krull, a coppersmith, during the Russian Empire and the first Estonian Republic. In 1875, AS Franz Krull moved to Tallinn, where it developed over time into one of Estonia's largest and most modern machine-building companies.

Specifically in Kopli, one of Tallinn's oldest large factories, the Krull factory, opened its doors 110 years ago. This and much more will be spoken about on the tour! 

_________________________

“AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” brings together for the first time sculptures from the past twenty-five years of the international Kohila Symposium in one space.

The exhibition is open 29.09 – 19.10.

Since its inception in 2001, the symposium has created a living archive that tells stories of transformation, memory, the past, the future, and how clay as a material connects people. After more than two decades, many of these works are seeing the light of day once again. The sculptures in the exhibition are not treated as isolated objects but are arranged into organic groupings that link narratives from different years into a cohesive whole. 

The exhibition “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” can be seen as an ecosystem where even the smallest sculpture can find new meaning alongside a larger one. The sculptures emerge as distinct characters, each with its own story, character, and spirit, creating a dialogue between fire, time, and the creator.

The aim of “AFTER FIRE AFTERLIFE” is to present, on a large and thorough scale in the Krull Quarter, the history of Estonian wood-fired ceramics, international collaboration, and the profound significance of ceramics. Alongside the main exhibition, several curator-led tours will take place over two weeks, different firing techniques will be introduced, workshops will be held, and there will also be a pop-up sale of small works from the Symposium.

Curator Cristopher Siniväli

_________________________

The works of the Haapsalu Graphic Design Festival's international graphics design exhibition are inspired by the political, economic and ecological situation of the world and the human relations between us and around us. Authors from different schools of thought and age spectrums from around the world are represented.  

The topic PARADOX is dissected on a wide scale, from political messages to the presentation of personal opinion. Various design graphics techniques and techniques are used. 

#HGDF

_________________________

The Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, which has become one of the integral parts of the Tallinn Design Festival, is increasingly important in a rapidly changing world, because aren't educational and research institutions the places where the play between experimentation and tradition "saves the day"? In the shade of various global crises, there is an increasing need for the light of youthful and clever design.

Participants include

Pallas University of Applied Sciences
Tallinn University Haapsalu College
University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy
Estonian Academy of Arts