AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTallinn Arts & Film: “Buy Young Art” opened at Art & Tonic in Tallinn, featuring 88 young Estonian artists’ works (free to view) ahead of an Oct 23 auction. TV Drama Spotlight: Tallinn TV Beats unveiled its 2026 co-financing lineup, including Estonia’s “Stormbird” (Kadri Kousaar) and “Breaking the Ice,” with spy and geopolitical themes set to be pitched Nov 16–17. Exhibitions in Focus: Urmas Viik’s “Personal Mythology” runs at Rüki Gallery in Viljandi through Nov 14. Local Culture Calendar: Tartu Folk festival returns Nov 12–15, while Tallinn’s PÖFF (30th edition) brings a “Focus on Baltics” from Nov 6–22. Sports (Estonia): Estonia hosts Iceland in Nations League action in Tallinn, with ETV2 and UEFA.tv offering viewing options. Public Life & Community: A Tallinn tram incident sparked debate about driver care after a child was left alone at a stop. Arts Abroad (for culture fans): Telluride Horror Show announces its 2026 lineup, with “Victorian Psycho” and “River” leading the horror slate.
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