The Riga Photography Biennial 2018 Award ‘Seeking the Latest in Photography!’ is open for entries

25/07/2017

The goal of the Seeking the Latest in Photography Award is to discover and appraise the creative efforts of young artists, who show the power of the image in their works, offering an original point of view and conceptual depth, suited to the times. The Biennial is seeking the portfolios of the types of artists who stimulate discussion and offer diverse ideas. Read more...

Q&A with Anu Lõhmus, CEO of Tallinn Design House

22/07/2017

Tallinn Design House (TDH) is a must-see for fans of Estonian design. Located in Tallinn’s Rotermann Quarter – a neighborhood that relatively recently has regenerated itself from dereliction and is now one of the city’s most prestigious places for shopping, entertainment, and living – TDH is a design shop and multifunctional art space for presentations, events, and meet-ups. Read more...

Q&A with Mikkel Frost, founding partner of the Danish-based architectural office CEBRA, and the editor of the three-volume elaborate monograph, CEBRA_files

20/07/2017

The three-volume elaborate monograph, CEBRA_files, documents more than fifteen years of thought-provoking architecture. In its 1,200 pages with around 1,500 illustrations, CEBRA’s team of fifty employees share their strong passion for architecture as they take the reader on a chronological journey through interviews and stories accompanied by expressive drawings, diagrams and photographs. Read more...

18/07/2017

In this production there are two moments that make you realize that it has been made by a great, world-level artist – even though Wenders is only at the beginning of his journey into the operatic arts. These are the Wenders-created images in which he has achieved more than just the meeting of theater and video in one space – something which has already been done in hundreds and thousands of other productions of our time. There are no pictures to print of these images because it’s technically impossible to photograph them. But because of these images – and because of Daniel Barenboim, his orchestra Staatskapelle Berlin, and the excellent singers – it is worth going to Berlin in 2018. Read more...