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The exhibition Olev Subbi: Striving for Perfection is open in the Estonian National Museum from 22 March to 12 October 2025 Olev Subbi’s (1930–2013) survey exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into the oeuvre of one of the most...
Book Year cluster exhibition at the Estonian National Museum The exhibition opens on 25 April 2025 It’s a book celebration! 2025 marks 500 years since the publication of the oldest printed word in Estonian. In 1525, a work came out of the...
The story of Estonian books began 500 years ago. On the panel to be created in the foyer of Section A of the Estonian National Museum for the Book Year, artist Siiri Taimla-Rannala has illustrated this entire colourful story in a way that also brings to light...
Open from 26 April 2025 to 4 January 2026 The exhibition-audio performance "From loss to horizon", created at the Estonian National Museum during the Estonian Book Year, offers an emotional journey that spans from distress and helplessness to...
The Colour4CRAFTS project, funded by Horizon Europe, explores the long history of textile dyeing while simultaneously developing innovative technological solutions for the modern textile industry. Knowledge from the past may offer promising ideas for the...
HORIZON-RIA Project Duration: 2024–2026 Project Participants from ERM: Pille Runnel, Agnes Aljas Estonian National Museum is participating in the Horizon Europe project „i-Game – Building a community for the co-creation of games...
Project Participants from ERM: Pille Runnel (Research Director), Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt (Senior Researcher / Professor of Media and Communication at Malmö University), Agnes Aljas (Research Secretary), Mahendra Mahey (Junior Researcher) Project...
The third exhibition of the series of exhibitions From Head to Toe SHIRTS At the Heimtali Museum of the Estonian National Museum 6 September to 30 November 2024 At the exhibition, you can get acquainted with the men’s and women’s...
Open from 25 May 2025. The exhibition "Rannarootslased. Estlandssvenskar. Estonia-Swedes" presents the traditional material and spiritual culture of the Coastal Swedes and the development of Estonian Swedish culture from the 20th century to the...
It was the old women and men in the family who made the candles. The farmer and the farm-hand had no time to mess with such things; the farm-hand would have eaten the sheep fat and there would have been no candles. (ERM KV 232 Kadrina, 1969) The adoption...
