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HAUS GALLERY'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY AUCTION SEASON IS OVER
We congratulate the participants whose collections and home walls received meaningful additions.
Together we preserve the worthy values of Estonian art!
GET TO KNOW THE AUCTION RESULTS HERE
Exhibition > Past
2022
Haus Gallery
Estonian Watercolour Society
ALONE WE ARE A DROP OF WATER. TOGETHER WE ARE AN OCEAN
Two galleries in Tallinn – Haus Gallery and Solaris Gallery – will open a large-scale exhibition by the Estonian Watercolour Society, amplifying what is important in the city’s cultural space, with an eloquent, socially conscious title:
‘ALONE WE ARE A DROP OF WATER. TOGETHER WE ARE AN OCEAN.’
Haus Gallery
Haus Gallery
Haus Gallery
Haus Gallery
Toomas Vint With Maarit Murka
Toomas Vint With Maarit Murka - a collaborative exhibition, representing two artists from two different generations, is open until April 6, 2022.
Together the authors’ works alternate with each other, creating a dynamic rhythm and a natural match.
Haus Gallery
Mati Kütt
Worn Twilight
Paolo Sorrentino asks a sherpa to take his bedside table to the top of his creation. There are no good dreams without a bedside table!
Sherpa and Paolo are on their way.
5.2.2022
-Mati Kütt
Haus Gallery
Juss Piho
Above and Below
The title of Juss Piho's exhibition "Above and Below" becomes a play on words – Piho's works are exhibited throughout the two halls of the gallery on two floors, inviting you to take a look both above and below - where the gaze leads one to experience the immeasurable nature of inspiration and the gravity of the materializing world.
Haus Gallery
Tarmo Roosimölder
CONTINUITY
Tarmo Roosimölder is a unique person and creator. The artist's meaningful silences in the paintings alternate with eloquent explanations of how he views the reality of life through his works. "Don't start talking to me here, or I'll talk about my pictures for too long," says Roosimölder, hanging up the artworks on the walls in Haus Gallery exhibition hall.
Haus Gallery
Uno Roosvalt
Only Paintings
The coastal landscape has been the main focus of Roosvalt's work since his studies. He draws his motifs from the harsh and crisp Nordic nature, choosing distant places as travel destinations in addition to the islands and coasts of Estonia. Roosvalt's work has precision and monumentality, (national) romance, and eternity. Of course, the artist's way of expression has changed somewhat over the years, but the clarity of the image, the serious, brisk, and committed relationship to what is depicted still remain decisive.