At this year’s KiKuMu Festival, taking place from 9 to 12 July, art will play an even bigger role, with seven Estonian galleries presenting contemporary art exhibitions. Artrovert Gallery is among them.
Travelling to Jäneda with Artrovert Gallery are works by Marta Vaarik, Marleen Suvi, Kadri Toom, and Pascal Bronner. Through this large-scale presentation, KiKuMu’s art programme has taken on the character of a kind of mini art fair, bringing together a wide range of contemporary artistic approaches and authors in the spaces of the Jäneda Training Centre.
At KiKuMu, art is not a side programme, but a fully integrated part of the festival. Over the course of the event, visitors can move from an exhibition to a concert, from there to the cinema, and back again to art — creating a festival atmosphere that is quite rare.
Until the end of June, festival passes are available at a discounted price, and on Piletitasku, the code ARTROVERT gives an additional 10% off.
