AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMusic & Culture: British artist Monster Chetwynd opens his first Baltic exhibition at Tartu’s Estonian National Museum (ERM), “Saba ja sarvedega,” inviting visitors to play, co-create and step into fantasy roles through DIY collages and installations. Choral Spotlight: Tallinn women’s choir Kevad wins gold at the Singapore International Choral Festival, with performances including Veljo Tormis and Rachmaninoff. Film Industry: Fred Tsui is appointed executive director of the Hong Kong International Film Festival Society, taking over from Albert Lee and overseeing HKIFFS’s festival and financing programs. Sports & Community: Tallinn launches an international tender for a €20m Olympic-sized swimming pool complex near Tondiraba, aiming for public access plus competition-ready facilities. Local Arts & Entertainment: Tallinn City Theatre upgrades its seven performance spaces with Harman Professional audio tech, building a single networked sound system across medieval merchant-house venues. Health & Lifestyle: A global “heat-seeking” trend puts saunas and bathhouses back in the spotlight, with experts weighing what’s actually backed by science. Cybersecurity (relevant to media): The UK and partners expose a Russian “zero-click” phishing campaign targeting Zimbra users, warning organisations to patch and monitor.
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