The exhibition title is inspired by a thought from Jules Vallès’ L’enfant: “Space has always altered me. Into silence.” The gallery showcases newly completed painting series by both artists. The exhibition features newly completed painting series by both artists and will remain open until December 13.

From 5 November, Artrovert Gallery presents a joint exhibition by Tea Lemberpuu and Maris Siimer, This Has Always Altered Me. The show explores the space of silence and connection — moments where sensitivity and the sacred may emerge within the everyday.

Artrovert Gallery took part for the first time in ArtVilnius’25, the largest contemporary art fair in the Baltics, 3–5 October 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The gallery’s presentation focused on two distinctive artists: painter Eero Alev and printmaker Kadri Toom.

Moments from Brenda Purtsak’s solo exhibition “Distant Veils,” opened on September 24, which explores the human being as a cultural artifact, bringing together themes of birth, death, family, and kinship.

Artrovert Gallery will open a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Brenda Purtsak on 24 September at 6 PM. “Distant Veils” explores the human being as a cultural artifact and weaves together personal layers of memory with well-known symbols from art history. In addition to paintings, the exhibition features ceramics and charcoal drawings.

On August 19, we opened Gerda Hansen’s first solo exhibition “Revelation” at Artrovert Gallery, curated by Aleksander Metsamärt.
The exhibition explores the sentimental seduction and deceptive credibility of photography, presenting both intimate moments and visual illusions.
The exhibition will remain open until September 20.

Starting from August 19, Artrovert Gallery presents Gerda Hansen’s first solo exhibition Revelation, which explores the deceptive credibility of photography and the sentimental allure of memories. The exhibition is curated by Aleksander Metsamärt.

Olev Kuma’s exhibition “Shapes of Perception” explores how the pace and nature of contemporary life shapes our attention. The exhibition will remain open at Artrovert Gallery (Ristiku 10, Tallinn) until 16 August.

The global art market is recovering from a downturn. The 12% contraction in 2024 was exceptional. By the end of the spring season, both auction results and sales at major art fairs are showing positive signs.

KIKUMU is a film, art, and music festival taking place from July 11–13 at Jäneda Training Centre. In addition to an excellent programme of music and cinema, the festival also features an Artrovert Gallery art space.