Top 10 Art Galleries in Tallinn, Harju County

Navitrolla kunstnikukarjäär algas 1990. aastate alguses. Juba varajases loomingus kasutas kunstnik oma maalides nii naivistliku kui ka sürrealistliku kunstistiili elemente ning paigutub nende stiili vahepeale, nimetades ennast ise naviistiks. Kuntsnikuna on Navitrolla ülimalt mitmekesine- õlimaal, graafika, skulptuur, segatehnikas tehtud hiidmaalid seintel. Esialgu kare maalimisviis on aja jooksul omandanud tõeliselt peenetundelise ja detailirohke meisterlikkuse, kus iga rohulible või kauguses laiuv kalju on portselanipintsliga läbitöödeldud. Inimtegevusest on tema loomingus vaid üksikud vaikivad jäljed- kas mobiilimast keset põldu või naftaplatvorm kaugel merel. Inimlinna kohtab piltidel väga harva ja vaid iganenud kujul, valdavalt võimutseb maalidel loodus, kus laiuvatel maastikel võidutseb värvikirev loomariik, mis justkui peegeldab inimloomust selle absurdsuses. Navitrollat esindab Navitrolla galerii.

The Haus Gallery started its activities in 1997 in Kadriorg. In the fall of 2000, the gallery relocated to spacious premises on Uus St in Tallinn Old Town. The primary goal of the gallery is to introduce and appreciate professional Estonian art. We deal with the sale of contemporary and older Estonian art, as well as organize art auctions and exhibitions. There is a permanent exhibition on the first floor of the salon – works by classic and contemporary artists. The cellar floor is devoted to exhibitions. Each exhibition focuses on the works of one artist. The exhibitions change every month.

Lilli Jahilo's studio, designs and makes men's and women's clothing for collections and to order. Jahilo's creative flair balances sensitive forms with fine embroidery. Her collections are characterised by elegant lines and femininity but also practicality. She has taken part in a number of fashion shows and competitions in Estonia and abroad.

Today, the A-Gallery offers a wide selection of works by almost 60 jewellery designers. Traditional jewellers’ techniques and materials are represented, along with new and modern uses of materials, and personalized technical methods. Most of the jewellery on display is one-of-a-kind or part of a small series. The experienced service personnel can provide objective advice. Orders are accepted and jewellery-related consultations provided.

The ArtDepoo that is managed by the Haus Gallery primarily displays Estonian modern art and newer foreign art. The ArtDepoo is located in Kalamaja, in the area between the former Patarei industrial complex and the Old Town.

The Gallery of the Estonian Artists Union was established in January 2006. HOP is unique applied art and design non-profit gallery in Estonia. Galleries purpose is to show professional applied art from Estonia and foreign countries, to show design and creation of young artists, to patronize jubilee exhibitions and to go between the artist and audience. HOP Gallery is situated in the Old Town on Hobusepea street in the former house of Josepf Kopf jewel store, side by side with several art galleries and beside the Applied art and Design Museum.

The Estonian Academy of the Arts Gallery was founded in 1995 and the gallery occupies 200 sq. metres of space in the foyer of the Academy’s main building. Most of the 25 exhibitions that take place each year display works by the departments of the Academy, its students and faculty members. The Gallery serves primarily as a springboard for art students and fresh graduates, for whom this can be the first chance to exhibit their works to a broader public.

Art Studio Galleria- modern art and handicraft studio is located in a historical district of Tallinn, fine- looking Kadriorg. Our gallery is brimming with a flavour of the Kadriorg, brings on cosy and creative ambience. Qualified artists lead students into marvellous art world. Our creative atmosphere promote detect your talent. We are waiting for everybody, who are interested in art- childrens, young people, adults and families. Welcome to attend a course of Art Studio Galleria: •Drawing •Painting and colour studies •Ceramics •Painting on silk •Fusing •Decoupage •Monotype