Karl Korsar’s exhibition

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Karl Korsar’s exhibitionThis week

Take me there 31/01/2026 All day

Karl Korsar ”Over saturated, over stimulated, over indulgent” exhibition

Welcome to an intoxicating journey through the philosophy that beauty lies not in restraint but in abundance. This exhibition embraces the radical idea that more is indeed more, that richness and sensual excess create their own sublime aesthetic truth.
Here, maximalism emerges as both an artistic rebellion and a cultural statement, abandoning the cold minimalism that has dominated contemporary design in favor of warmth, personality, and unabashed abundance. Through a captivating landscape of textiles, ironic illustrations, sumptuous rugs, and boundary-pushing fashion, we explore how maximalism transforms space and form into experiences that engage the senses in the most pleasurable ways possible.
Together, these works challenge our modern comfort and emptiness. They invite us to reevaluate our relationship with abundance, to find beauty within the fast pace of life, and to realize that sometimes the deepest peace comes not from what we remove, but from what we dare to add.
Step forward and let yourself be overwhelmed. In maximalism, excess is not just pleasure – it is honesty towards the complexity and richness of the human experience itself.

KarlKorsar is an Estonian brand created by designer Karl-Artur Korsar, with roots in graphic art and textile innovation. Coming from a tailoring and textile family, Karl studied textile design at the Estonian Academy of Arts and honed his skills as a freelance designer in London, Berlin and Sydney. This exhibition features carpets, illustrations and clothing created by Karl Korsar.

Exhibition will remain in Palm Gallery until 17.01.2026

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Exhibition ”Terra”This week

Gallery Cafe 15/02/2026 All day

Katerina Las’ exhibition “Terra”

Katerina Las was born in Tallinn, but spent a large part of her life away from her homeland. Although she pursued an art education, she chose to work in a different field, while painting remained her hobby. After returning to Estonia, Katerina once again turned back to her creative path.

Nature is her main source of inspiration. Sea motifs and the colors of the sky fill her work and bring a sense of peace.

“Most of what you see are my memories. They were beautiful and warm. That is what I would like to share,” the artist says.