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Catalogue “From Explosion to Plain Grounds”
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The catalogue “From Explosion to Plain Grounds. Contemporary Estonian Photography 1991–2015” offers an overview of Estonian photographic art from the past 25 years, highlighting photography as a contemporary medium and focusing on key themes through the works of 50 artists. Annika Toots writes about photography as a tool of memory, while Eve Kiiler’s interview provides emotional and factual background on the context of artists and works over the last 30 years. Marge Monko and Hanno Soans discuss contemporary photographic practices and author positions. Detailed analyses of 13 works are provided by various cultural researchers and photographers. This publication accompanies the exhibition “From Explosion to Plain Grounds. Contemporary Estonian Photography 1991–2015” at the Tartu Art Museum from November 20, 2015, to February 28, 2016.
Texts by: Rael Artel, Liilia Buschmann, Indrek Grigor, Eve Kiiler, Katrin Kivimaa, Andrus Laansalu, Marge Monko, Sten Ojavee, Erik Prozes, Vahur Puik, Anneli Porri, Rebeka Põldsam, Hanno Soans, Jaak Tomberg, Annika Toots, and Marie Vellevoog.
Graphic design: Jaan Evart
Language editor: Hedi Rosma
Image editing: Marje Eelma & Tuumik
ISBN: 9789949951789
Year of publication: 2016
Language: Estonian
Publisher: Tartu Art Museum
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