Newsletter 1/2020

Dear Reader
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It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the first ever newsletter produced by the team at Valge Kuup. This is a new undertaking for us but something that we plan to continue on a regular basis to keep our partners and clients up-to-date on the major events in our studio.
 
As those of you who have worked with us recently will know, 2019 has been a year of great changes for us. It has included: the opening of an additional larger studio with 300 m2 of space, greatly enhancing our capability for large-scale artwork fabrication and storage; the continued development of important international collaborations; not to mention all artists, museums and galleries for whom we have been privileged to have hosted or designed and built exhibitions for in the past year.

Painting installation by Kristi Kongi “Shades of Pink and Green. A piece of Violet – Peace” in progress at the Valge Kuup Studio. Photo: Kristi Kongi

In this first edition newsletter we review these important achievements in more detail whilst also reporting on some recent news. We very much hope that you like the format and, of course, we welcome any comments, suggestions or questions you may have.

NEW STUDIOSome time ago, with our increasing collaboration with artists and growing demand for large-scale art fabrication projects, it became clear that we needed more space. As it was not possible to expand in our 60m2 workshop near the Estonian Contemporary Art Museum (EKKM), in May 2019 we took the step of expanding into a freshly renovated space in an up-and-coming neighbourhood of Northern Tallinn, where we opened the Valge Kuup Studio. Read more>>