EAS - VALGE KUUP

In June 2019, Valge Kuup received an export grant for creative industries from Enterprise Estonia (EAS). The project, called “Valge Kuup Studio. Export”, will be supported by €33,320, from the European Regional Development Fund, in order to get started in export. The project period is 2019–2022.
With the help of the grant, Valge Kuup will expand its art fabrication service to foreign artists, especially those preparing for exhibitions in Estonia or in our neighbouring countries.
As a result of the grant, Valge Kuup foresees moving into international markets with the exhibition design and installation service, and to pick up several loyal customers among the art institutions in Finland and Baltic States.
As a result of the project, Valge Kuup will have increased the number of employees to whom we can offer interesting and versatile work.
The turnover at Valge Kuup, and the share of international projects, will increase as a result. With the help of Valge Kuup, Estonia will have risen among the countries known for the fabrication of artworks, which in turn enables the exhibiting of more diverse international art in Estonia and its neighbouring countries.

In 2021 Valge Kuup OÜ received support for export activites through the
European Regional Development Fund and the Estonian Architecture Centre's project "Architectural Export Tiger Leap vol 2" supported by Enterprise Estonia. The support has been given for creating and preparation of LinkedIn's digital portfolio and expanding the contact network.

In August 2022, Valge Kuup received a grant targeted to support the implementation of the development plan for creative industries from
Enterprise Estonia (EAS). The project, called “Valge Kuup Studio. Creating space through prototyping”, will be supported by €36,105, from the European Regional Development Fund, in order to develop a new service model. The project period is 2022–2023.
As a result of the project, a new model of exhibition architecture service will be designed, with which we offer sustainable exhibition architecture to art institutions and museums in Estonia and in Finland.
The new service model will integrate the prototyping phase as an integral part into the exhibition architecture service.