AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Art: Tallinn has unveiled a woodland mural on a new public shelter beside Kalev Sports Hall, depicting local wildlife and trees. The shelter can protect about 20 people from blast waves and debris. Heritage: Estonian researchers are documenting the country’s Soviet-era summer cottages, nearly 50,000 of which were built from 1950 to 1980, ahead of a planned museum exhibition. Film: Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has revealed its Baltic competition, while five international projects have been selected for the Tallinn-based Script Pool. Estonia also has a stake in the European Film Awards shortlists: Kyiv Cake, an Estonia-Ukraine co-production, made the short-film list. Music: ERR received 155 submissions for Eesti Laul 2027. Arts Funding: Museums warn that shifting €900,000 in research funding out of the Culture Ministry from 2028 could threaten exhibitions and publications; the Art Museum of Estonia says the support has been vital.
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