KIKUMU is a film, art, and music festival taking place from July 11–13 at Jäneda Training Centre. In addition to an excellent programme of music and cinema, the festival also features an Artrovert Gallery art space.

On June 11, we opened Saskia Järve’s painting exhibition “Reinvention” at Artrovert Gallery. The exhibition focuses on the human capacity for transformation and self-reinvention. It will remain open until July 12 at our gallery located at Ristiku 10, Tallinn.

“Earthly Unearthly” is a round-trip journey by three artists – Kristel Schwede, QBA (Martin Kaares), and Brenda Purtsak – a voyage to places that relax and inspire, that generate new ideas and awaken old memories. The exhibition is open during Villa Dombrovka’s opening hours.

Kadri Toom’s exhibition “At the Height of Lightness” brings together works by Kadri Toom that reflect volatile and fragile environments composed of fragments. The exhibition will remain open until 6 June 2025.

The 2025 Art Basel & UBS Global Art Market Report, compiled by Arts Economics, has been published. The report covers the key trends and statistics from the 2024 art market, and includes a special survey of art intermediaries (galleries, dealers, advisors).
Artrovert gallery’s gallerist Siim Raie has hand-picked the key insights from the report.

During the evening, the guests were able to get acquainted with the NADA collection and the new bag rental service of Stella Soomlais. Perfume artist Tony Veiler took the guests to the world of fragrances, the mood was kept up by Vino Nobile. In addition, there was the opportunity to view the Artrovert gallery’s art collection.

At the end of March, we opened the Maria-Kristiina Ulas exhibition at Artrovert Gallery. The exhibition will remain open until 26 April.

Photos from the artist talk for Eero Alev’s exhibition “Silmapiiril” at Artrovert Gallery.

Gallerist and founder Siim Raie reflects on Artrovert Gallery’s journey through three locations and alongside a growing community of art lovers.

Eero Alev’s exhibition will remain open at Artrovert Gallery until 22 March.