Discover some of the most daring and avant-garde temporary art exhibitions from Estonia and abroad! As the historic modernist landmark from 1934 at Vabaduse Square is in restoration, the institution is currently exhibiting in two venues – the Tallinn Art Hall Lasnamäe pavilion and Tallinn City Gallery (located at Harju 13). While addressing the most pressing issues in contemporary society, Tallinn Art Hall provides a fascinating programme for all audiences including performances, concerts, talks and educational events for children.
Current and upcoming exhibitions:
January 25 - April 06: Vladimir Yankilevsky and Valeri Vinogradov. Elementary Forms and the Anatomy of Feelings
Getting there:
You can take bus no 9 from 'Estonia' stop just across the street from the Estonia Concert Hall (Estonia pst.4) or alternatively bus 67 or 68 from 'Estonia' stop located by the nearby Teatri square and get off at the ‘Kotka kauplus’ stop. On disembarking, turn right and take the stairs to Lindakivi Bridge. Cross the bridge and you’re there!
Arriving by car, you can park on the opposite side of Laagna tee in the car park of Kalevipoja Mini-Rimi supermarket at Kalevipoja põik 8. From the car park, head to the other side of the supermarket, turn left and head towards Lindakivi Bridge, which will take you directly to the Lasnamäe Pavilion.
Current and upcoming exhibitions:
January 25 - April 06: Vladimir Yankilevsky and Valeri Vinogradov. Elementary Forms and the Anatomy of Feelings
Getting there:
You can take bus no 9 from 'Estonia' stop just across the street from the Estonia Concert Hall (Estonia pst.4) or alternatively bus 67 or 68 from 'Estonia' stop located by the nearby Teatri square and get off at the ‘Kotka kauplus’ stop. On disembarking, turn right and take the stairs to Lindakivi Bridge. Cross the bridge and you’re there!
Arriving by car, you can park on the opposite side of Laagna tee in the car park of Kalevipoja Mini-Rimi supermarket at Kalevipoja põik 8. From the car park, head to the other side of the supermarket, turn left and head towards Lindakivi Bridge, which will take you directly to the Lasnamäe Pavilion.
