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.

The exhibition features paintings by Mall Nukke, Saskia Järve, and Matti Vainio. In one way or another, all three artists engage with change, its possibility, and the tensions that accompany it. With how we see ourselves, how we present ourselves to others, and how we position ourselves in relation to our surroundings. How the inner becomes outer, and vice versa.
The exhibition will be open during villa’s opening hours.

From 19 May, Artrovert Gallery presents “So What”, a solo exhibition by Marta Vaarik, featuring works across all of the artist’s preferred media: photography, painting, video, performance, and sculpture. Characteristically for Vaarik, social themes are also present.
The exhibition remains open until 27 June.

Moments from the opening of Marleen Suvi’s exhibition at Artrovert Gallery. The dreamlike exhibition, curated by Aleksander Metsamärt, remains open until May 16.

Paper Positions Berlin will take place from April 30 to May 3, 2026, marking its tenth edition. The fair brings together 70 international galleries presenting outstanding positions in contemporary and modern art, with a focus on drawing and the material of paper.

On April 15, we will open Marleen Suvi’s solo exhibition “and the good dogs are in the basement.” at Artrovert Gallery, curated by Aleksander Metsamärt.

Artrovert Gallery was happy to host a design evening by NADA and Stella Soomlais Studio.

“The Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report 2026 by Arts Economics” has been published, offering the most comprehensive analysis and overview of the global art market in 2025. Siim Raie picked out several key observations about current art market trends.

Moments from the opening of Kristel Schwede’s exhibition “Bittersweet and Other Modes of Being.” The exhibition will remain open at Artrovert Gallery until April 11.