ArhMus EXHIBITION

Brunch with Karine Parras

Spend the afternoon enjoying Nomade’s flavours, music by DJ Kermo Hert, and a collection of jewellery and clothing by Karine Parras. Explore the collection up close and take your favourites home with you.

📍 Nomade Restaurant
📅 17.10
🕛 12:00–16:00

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Masayoshi Sukita “Bowie x Sukita”

On October 9, a photo exhibition by iconic Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita, focusing on pop music legend David Bowie, will come to Estonia for the first time. This is a visual journey spanning more than 100 photographs, bringing together their four-decade-long creative partnership. At the end of September, Sukita will receive a lifetime achievement award at the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards in London.

Masayoshi Sukita came into contact with David Bowie in a rather unusual way: he didn’t speak English, and Bowie didn’t speak Japanese. But in 1972, upon seeing a poster of Bowie on a London street, he knew immediately that he had to photograph this person. What was supposed to be a single session turned into an influential collaboration that lasted four decades.

Sukita followed Bowie around the world—from press conferences in Tokyo to studio sessions in Berlin, the streets of Kyoto, and concert stages in New York. This friendship brought together two curious minds: Sukita was fascinated by Western culture, while Bowie was fascinated by the East. The result was a series of photographs that are not merely images of the artist, but a documentary series of two worlds discovering one another.

The album cover for Heroes (1977), shot by Sukita, is more than just music photography—it is cultural history.

🗓️ 09.10-25.04.2027

The exhibition program will certainly extend beyond the museum’s walls. PoCo organizes events at regular intervals: guided tours, film screenings, tribute band nights, and more intimate evenings with DJs and music experts who delve into the deeper layers of Bowie’s discography.

The exhibition is presented by PoCo in collaboration with Gbg Art AB and ONO arte.

Exhibition “Not Set in Stone: Highlights from the History of Estonian Landscape Architecture”

Estonian Museum of Architecture’s (ArhMus) renewed outdoor area and the exhibition “Not Set in Stone: Highlights from the History of Estonian Landscape Architecture”.

Drawing on the collections of the Estonian Museum of Architecture, the outdoor exhibition presents works by seven authors: Aleksander Niine, Nora Tammoja, Endel Kaldmäe, Lidia Pettai, Ethel Brafmann, Valve Pormeister and Vaike Parker.

The renewed outdoor area features new signage, increased museum visibility on the Salt Storage building, and an outdoor exhibition on the terrace connecting to the pedestrian promenade. The outdoor area is open to everyone, in all weather, from early morning until dusk.

See you at the museum!