Artrovert news

If you’re looking for a place to spend quality time with friends or colleagues, an art gallery offers a peaceful and inspiring alternative to staying at home or opting for more conventional venues.

Rain Saarik’s series of paintings focuses on inherited traumas that are passed down through generations. Trauma is like an invisible force that is ingrained in families and directs the lives of generations to come. The exhibition will remain open at the Artrovert gallery until 30 November.

We opened Eleriin Ello’s exhibition “Rippling” at Artrovert gallery on 28 August. The exhibition will be open until 21 September. Below you will find pictures from the opening and also a reflection on the exhibition, which has been on display at Villa Dombrovka in addition to Artrovert this summer.

The 60th Venice Biennale is open until November 24th and is highly recommended for every contemporary art enthusiast

On July 9th, we opened Marleen Suvi’s solo exhibition “In Our Time, Love Letters Were No Longer Sent” at Artovert Gallery, which recreates intimate memories of youth on canvases.

From 9 July, Marleen Suvi’s solo exhibition “No more love letters in our time” will be open at Artrovert Gallery, reviving intimate memories of her youth on canvases.

Moments from the opening party of Artrovert gallery at the new address Ristiku 10, Tallinn. Along with the new premises, we also opened Heleliis Hõim‘s new exhibition “When the Sun Rises“, which will remain open until Midsummer. Photo: Rauno Liivand.

As of May, Artrovert Gallery will be open at Ristiku 10, Telliskivi area. The gallery’s exhibition hall will open on 1 May with Heleliis Hõimu’s exhibition “When the Sun Rises”.

Pictures from Kärt Summatavet’s exhibition opening in Artrovert gallery

Last year was a good year for small galleries in particular, giving new talent the chance to stand out!