Sir Ken Robinson’s address during Eksperimenta! IDEAlaboratory on 30 April 2011.
Drawing-commentaries on triennial expos and artworks
All visitors of Eksperimenta! were invited to convey their impressions and interpretations of the artworks through drawings. Here are some of the drawing-commentaries on different expositions and artworks.
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E! left a permanent mark to Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
Marking of the Oru gates. Photo: Kerli Kehman
The artworks have now been wrapped up at the Song Festival Grounds, however…Eksperimenta! did not leave Tallinn Song Festival Grounds for good, but left a permanent mark to the gates.
Do you know, for example, where is the “Tiigi” gate of the Song Festival Grounds? Or the “Oru” gate? Even if you do, you might still get confused. So, in order for the guests to easily locate the different gates during festivals of while just walking around the Song Festival Grounds, Eksperimenta! volunteers marked the gate names with graffiti drawings.
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Listen to Eksperimenta! Radio Night University recording
Radio Night University recording. Photo: Kerli Kehman
Is art a thing in itself or a means to an end? What is good creation? How to understand and teach art? What is the role of art in the 21st century? Can creativity be learned? In the Radio Night University discussion held on 10 May at Eksperimenta! exhibition, these questions were pondered by Anneli Porri, Raoul Kurvitz and Annely Köster.
Listen to the recording here (open link in new tab to listen)
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We ask for your feedback
The first Eksperimenta! has successfully come to an end and soon we will begin preparations for the next triennial, taking place in 2014. To make the next Eksperimenta! even more powerful and exciting, we ask you to answer the following two questions:
1. What did you like about Eksperimenta! exhibition?
2. What could have been different?
Please send your answers and recommendations by July 8, 2011 to [email protected]
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Ordering E! catalogue
E! catalogue
The catalogue of Eksperimenta! triennial is available for mail ordering. The price of the catalogue is €6 plus shipping, depending on your location (country).
To calculate shipping costs:
The price list for sending maxi letters (the catalogue weighs ~390 g) to Estonia or abroad is available at http://www.post.ee/failid/UPT_kiri_EUR_2011.pdf
To order a copy, please send your name and address to [email protected] and we will render an invoice for you. The catalogue will be sent to the designated address after the payment of the invoice.
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Sir Ken Robinson: About creative revolution
Sir Ken Robinson
One of the main goals of Eksperimenta! is to initiate sustainable changes in art education, striving toward an educational system that supports the full development of each student’s natural talents. Seeking and finding people with similar ambitions, Eksperimenta! conducted an exclusive video interview in Los Angeles with an advocate of creativity and innovation, Sir Ken Robinson. The following is an excerpt of what was discussed during the video interview.
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