Artrovert news

On 6th of December, we opened the exhibition “I wave” at the Artrovert gallery. This is the artist’s first exhibition and the gallery’s first photo exhibition.

For the first time, Art Basel and UBS’ 2023 Global Art Collectors Survey also examined the use of leverage (credit) to buy art.

XL CANVAS, an exhibition curated by Siim Raie and featuring Pille Ernesaks, Saskia Järve, Mari Steinberg, Mari-Liis Sõrg, Edgar Tedresaar and Kadri Toom, will remain open until the end of November.

Saskia Järve’s “Celebration of Being” will remain open at Artrovert Gallery (Turu plats 3, Nõmme, Tallinn) until 28 October.

On the 22nd of September, we will open Saskia Järve’s painting exhibition “Celebration of Being” at Artrovert gallery, that speaks of the uniqueness of life’s moments and depicts observations on the interconnections between the human soul, civilisation and nature.

Images from the opening event of Regina-Mareta Soonsein’s exhibition “Imprint” on August 24th.

Regina-Mareta Soonsein’s exhibition features recently created graphic works crafted using linocut technique, and the exhibit also includes the printing plates of the works.

Artrovert gallery moves to Kuressaare for the Saaremaa Opera Days! For five days, the Vahtkonnamaja in the Kuressaare castle courtyard will showcase works by some of the best Estonian contemporary artists.

In summary, the market grew by 3% in 2022, reaching a total of $67.8 billion. This growth was primarily driven by a 7% increase in gallery sales compared to the previous year, restoring the sector’s value to pre-pandemic levels. In total, there were 37.8 million art transactions.