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This tiny, funky shop-gallery-hair salon is dedicated to all things artsy. Displays from various local artists can be found here.
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Through February 29: Marc Bertemes (LUX). Priit Pärn (EST).
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Adamson-Eric Museum
The permanent collection of works by the world-renowned artist Adamson-Eric (1902 - 1968) is housed in a 16th-century building in Old Town.
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Applied Art Museum
Works of Estonian applied art and intriguing temporary exhibitions are set off by irregular white walls. Through April 08: Kaunas textile biennal Rewind History.
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City Gallery
A rapidly changing rotation of contemporary, and often boldly experimental, art exhibitions.Through March 04: Mari Kartau.
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Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia
Not all modern art is contemporary and contemporary art is not all modern - or something like that. Fed up with the fact that the Estonian caretakers of culture ie.
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Design & Architecture Gallery
Changing exhibition of Estonian product design.
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Draakoni Gallery
The famous Dragon gallery holds small, often strange exhibitions in its quaint, Old Town shop. Through February 25: Kirke Kangro - Bad Weather.
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Fankadelik Gallery
This tiny, funky shop-gallery-hair salon is dedicated to all things artsy. Displays from various local artists can be found here.
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Haus Gallery
A commercial gallery, Haus is also open to the public and has an active exhibition schedule.
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Hobusepea Gallery
The Estonian Artists' Union operates this cosy, two-storey gallery. Through February 13: Sven Parker - Platform.
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Kastellaanimaja Gallery
Exhibitions by local artists in the Eduard Vilde museum.
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Kullo Children's Gallery
Located in a fascinating medieval dwelling house, Kullo hosts workshops for children and highlights works by the coming generation of Estonian artists.
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Mart Sander's Art Gallery
Estonian and Central European art, gallery and shop.
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Mikkel Museum
Housed in the renovated kitchen building on the grounds of Kadriorg Palace and Park, the Mikkel Museum is one of Estonia's most impressive private art collections.
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Museum of Estonian Architecture
Tallinn's architecture museum is located in the port area and housed in the restored Rotermann Salt Storage building, itself an architectural curiousity.
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National Library of Estonia
Local and international art exhibitions are held in this impressive building. The permanent exhibition of graphic artist Eduard Wiiralt's works is not to be missed.
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Niguliste Museum - Concert hall
This 13th century Gothic church, now an affiliate of the Estonian Art Museum, houses a fascinating collection of medieval art, with altars from the 15th and 16th centuries and a collection of Baroque and Renaissance chandeliers.
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Tallinn Town Hall
Exhibitions are occasionally held in the basement of Tallinn's medieval town hall.
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