Sally Stuudio is a non-profit organisation situated in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia which comprises of two main units: the art school and the Art Awareness Centre. Sally Stuudio is founded in 1991 – in the same year as Estonia re-gained its independence and is named after a big an Read more

Estonian Society for Education through Art (EstSEA) was founded in 1988. It is a non-profit independent and voluntary organisation of Estonian art teachers. Read more

Children Art School of Tartu, founded in 1957, is the oldest art school for children in Estonia. The school is financed by municipal government. Approximately 260 pupils study under the guidance of 20 teachers. The school has a library and an art gallery. In the art gallery the exhibit Read more

Elva Gymnasium, which was founded in 1913, is a general secondary school with 81 teachers and 808 students. Read more

Sally Stuudio is a non-profit organisation situated in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia which comprises of two main units: the art school and the Art Awareness Centre. Sally Stuudio is founded in 1991 – in the same year as Estonia re-gained its independence and is named after a big and friendly dog, great dane Sally (1991 – 2002), who still lives on as the studio’s mascot. Read more

The Finnish Association of Art Schools for Children and Young People is an umbrella organisation for art schools giving basic education in the visual arts in Finland. The association has 72 member organisations. The association promotes the interests of art schools as well the standard o Read more

Founded on May 27, 1997, The Center of Creative Development and Humanitarian Education “Na Vasiljevskom” is situated in the center of the city on the Vasiljievsky island – one of unique islands of the Neva’ delta. The Center of Creative Development and Humanitarian Education is Read more

APECV is a Portuguese art teachers association affilliated in the International Society for Education through Art -InSEA and founding member of the Rede Ibero Americana de Educacion Artistica. APECV works in the area of arts education providing learning opportunities through arts educatio Read more

The Canadian Society for Education through Art (CSEA) is the national art education association representing art educators within Canada. It is a voluntary association founded in Quebec City in 1955, and is the only Canadian national organization that brings together visual art educators, Read more

D-Atelier founded in Ankara on May 1999. The mission of the D-Atelier is to prepare children and young people for creative and cooperative future. Building cultural bridges, growing peace between children and young people from all over the world by using art language. What we do: Resea Read more

little ART is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation that fosters creativity and imagination in children and young people all over the world. We believe that people can find their way to one another via the language of art. Read more

Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia is the state governing institution, which organizes and coordinates state culture policy and cultural-educational policy. Read more

Let’s Art Children’s Art Center has established since 2003 in Seoul, Korea. Let’s Art is one of the pioneer where focuses on comprehensive art education to youth age from 5 to 19. Read more

Eduardas Balsys Gymnasium of Arts was established in Klaipeda in 1983. Gymnasium offers primary, basic, secondary and art education for pupils aged 6-19. Read more

Africamor is a Youth non-profit organization founded in 13th April 2007, with approximately 50 associates and several partners for social and cultural activities (non-profit, institutional and private organizations, single entrepreneurs, artists, art producers and promoters). Read more

During its fifty years of existence, The National Education Institute has always had a significant role in the shaping of the Slovenian education system at the pre-university level. Read more

Kids’ Own Publishing Partnership is a leading children’s arts organisation and publishing house in Ireland. Kids’ Own creates opportunities for children to have high quality engagement with professional artists. Read more

About the school The Reykjavík School of Visual Art, founded in 1947, is a non-profit organization operated by artists and designers. Since 2000 the school is recognized by the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture as a private school on upper secondary level. Read more

Based on the experiences of the „West End Opera“ (world´s first Hip- Hopera/1999). IMAL replies with a combination of pedagogical and aesthetical methods to recognizable deficits in the educational situation of excluded young persons (aged 16 to 27 years). Read more

Sally Stuudio is a non-profit organisation situated in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia which comprises of two main units: the art school and the Art Awareness Centre. Sally Stuudio is founded in 1991 – in the same year as Estonia re-gained its independence. Read more

Children Art School of Tartu, founded in 1957, is the oldest art school for children in Estonia. The school is financed by municipal government. Approximately 260 pupils study under the guidance of 20 teachers. The school has a library and an art gallery. Read more

The history of Janis Rozentāls Riga Art High-school goes back to 1895 when the Union of Decorative Painters established a School for Decorative Painters. Read more

Vantaa Art School for children was founded in 1982, having  860 students and 16 teachers in 2009. The school is run under the administration of the city of Vantaa but is also granted by the Ministry of Education. Read more

Sara Hildén - academy was founded 1982 and is owned by Tampere city. The school gives basic education in visual arts for children and young people aged 7 - 19 years. Read more

Escola Secundária de Viriato (Viriato High School), founded in October of 1985, is one of the 3 public high schools in Viseu, Portugal and it is situated in the border of the city. Read more

Escola Secundária Alves Martins (ESAM) is a very old school created in 1849, with strong traditions of study and fellowship. In the end of 2009 the school had 1912 students, 174 teachers and 62 functionaries. Read more

Tallinn is the capital of Estonia, and in 2011 it will also be the capital of culture for all of Europe. This will be the biggest cultural event in the history of Estonia. Read more

Euronics is the biggest home electronics group in Europe, covering 31 countries and providing high quality equipment and services in more than 11,000 shops. Euronics established its business in Estonia in 2003 and currently boasts 18 shops. Read more

Within the Estonian Government, the Ministry of Culture is responsible for organising and coordinating state cultural policy. Read more

The Gambling Tax Council allocates support and was established under the Gambling Tax Act in 2002. The Council comprises 9 members of whom 6 are members of parliament and 3 are representatives of ministries. Support is distributed once a month. Read more

Meedius is one of the biggest companies of media and business monitoring in Estonia, which has drawn together 13 professionals of the field. Read more

The Baltic Film and Media School (BFM) at Tallinn University is the only higher-educational institution in northern Europe teaching film, television and media studies in English. The school offers hands-on three-year BA and two-year MA programs and several courses. Read more

Tomorrow’s Information Society needs to be a learning society, a society which invests in knowledge, a society in which each individual will build up his or her own qualification on a basis of life-long learning. Read more

The British Council is the United Kingdom's international organisation for educational and cultural relations. In Estonia we work mainly in the areas of creative and knowledge economy, arts and intercultural dialog. Read more

Selver is a chain of supermarkets and hypermarkets operating in Estonia primarily selling food products and convenience goods. The main goal of Selver is to gain and maintain the trust of clients by creating a friendly atmosphere, providing fast and professional service and offering high-quality products. Read more

EMT is a high technology service company operating in the field of telecommunications and information technology. EMT supports the communication between Eksperimenta! volunteers. Read more

Enjoy art in Port Artur shopping center! Port Artur is introducing the works of Eksperimenta! Estonian exposition. Read more

Tartu Kaubamaja shopping centre is introducing the works of Eksperimenta! Estonian exposition. Contacts: Address: Riia 1, 51013 Tartu Phone: 731 4800 E-mail: tartu.kaubamaja@kaubamaja.ee Web: www.tartukaubamaja.ee Read more

AVISION AS sells and rents presentation and video equipment with trustworthy service. Read more

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Having been established in 1993, Forum Cinemas AS has in 10 years developed into Estonia’s largest film distributor and cinema operator. Read more

Vunder is the importer and wholesaler of artist materials, school products, office supplies, writing instruments and restoration materials all over Baltics. Read more

MUPO helps to guard the Eksperimenta! triennial area. Read more

Giotto is a supporter of Eksperimenta! IDEAlaboratory. Read more

Canson is a supporter of Eksperimenta! IDEAlaboratory. Read more

Lyra is a supporter of Eksperimenta! IDEAlaboratory. Read more

Kino Sõprus is inviting cinema visitors to Eksperimenta! triennial. Read more

Ugala Theatre is introducing the works of Eksperimenta! Estonian exposition. Read more

It dominated the early childhood and school market sectors with coloured pencils and modelling dough. It was founded under the name Fabbrica Italiana Lapis e Affini and has meant creating for generations of small great artists, students and professionals since 1920. Production leader in Read more

Rooftop Cinema at the very central Viru Shopping Centre rooftop terrace is the first regular outdoor cinema in Estonia providing unique opportunity to watch great selection of movies from timeless masterpieces, forbidden movies and documentaries, scandalous cinema and cult classics to ne Read more

Viru Keskus shopping centre invites visitors to Eksperimenta! triennial. Read more

Entrum is a long-term annual entrepreneurship programme initiated by Eesti Energia aimed to support youth entrepreneurial initiative in regions, using an active and exciting format to teach them how to be enterprising and active in life. Entrum provides practical knowledge of how to bring an idea to life, and to achieve goals and results. The programme’s goal is to raise people who are in charge of their own lives. Read more