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In this year’s edition, the NU Performance Festival leaves behind the theatre scene and conquers the stage of the everyday: From November 7 – 10, 2011, the biannual for international contemporary performance and theatre is exclusively hosted at the Sokos Hotel VIRU. More than 35 performance and theatre artists are present for four days and show work that has been originally created for or adapted to the hotel’s premises.
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The 12th international new music festival NYYD takes place on 20th – 28th October. The collaboration with the European Capital of Culture Tallinn 2011 has enabled to organise the festival at a level that has not been possible in Estonia before, a level that is also outstanding in the European context.
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Tallinn Music Week and European Capital of Culture Tallinn 2011 are throwing an Estonian party at Music & Media Finland today! Lost in Music festival will host 4 Estonian bands this year.
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Whispering Spaces is a site-specific project consisting of five exhibitions in apartments in various districts of Tallinn. The project draws attention to Estonian photographic art and artists and emphasizes the importance of the unconscious relationship between the individual and space.
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Festival Jõulujazz 2011 offers from 24 November to 10 December 20 inspiring concerts in churches, clubs, and concert and theatre halls in six Estonian towns. Musicians from USA, Spain, France, Switzerland, Germany and many other countries will perform at the festival. Tickets for Jõulujazz are on sale now.
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The international exhibition Four Paintings Magnified – Tracing Bosch and Bruegel opens at the Kadriorg Art Museum on Friday, 21 October. The exhibition presents four 16th-century Netherlandish paintings in the European Capital of Culture – Tallinn. It uses extensive multimedia solutions to introduce the origins of the works, the time and place of their execution, and the fascinating journey of the search for the authors. There are reasons to connect all four paintings with the works of the famous artists Hieronymus Bosch (1450–1516) and Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1526/30–1569).
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05. october - 28. october 2011, Tallinn
Opening in Hall D of the Kultuurikatel / Culture Powerplant at 18:00 on Wednesday 5 October will be ‘Road to Heaven’ – the latest installation of Finnish environmental artist Kaisa Salmi.
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06. october - 25. october 2011, Tallinn
Exhibition of Estonian artist Jaan Klõšeiko shows his unpublished documentary photography, which has been shot in Vabaduse Square (Freedom Square in English) throughout the years – from Soviet times until today.
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08. october - 06. november 2011
UltraMarine is an exhibition of the latest jewellery art. The works of around 50 artists from Estonia and Europe will be seen in an exhibition space specially set up for the occasion in the Noblessner district.
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14. october - 31. december 2011, Tallinn
Ene-Liis Semper’s exhibition will comprise a massive spatial installation and new video works. The 5th floor of Kumu Art Museum will become the new locus for Semper, who has been examining spatial tension in her installations, stage productions and other performances for many years.
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24. october - 30. october 2011, Tallinn
Bernt Notke’s The Dance of Death is one of Tallinn’s best-known and most significant medieval artworks. Inspired by it, English composer and conductor Gregory Rose has created a piece for choir and instrumental ensemble which will be performed at St Nicholas’ Church by the Chamber Choir of the Estonian Philharmonic Society and a number of instrumentalists.
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