The Art of Adapting explores how we habitually perceive, interpret and value natural environments and our co-species. The exhibition observes the approaches of contemporary artists to nature appreciation and the de-aestheticising of nature rooted in ecological aesthetics and ecofeminism.
The borders between humanity and the natural environment are shifted in the exhibition halls with the help of art: critical contemporary artists and works from the collections of the Art Museum of Estonia provoke discussions on biodiversity, variability, co-species, dependency relationships, eco-anxiety and sustainability. In dialogue with the above-mentioned artworks, contemporary artists and old masters give viewers food for thought: what was the natural environment like in previous centuries, how have artists approached the environment, and how has this approach altered under the changing environmental conditions?
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Poetry and Performance. The Eastern European Perspective
Sebastião Salgado – Amazônia
Farmer Designers: An art of living
Damien Hirst: Archaeology Now
HAEGUE YANG: HANDLES
Robert Dawson A Most Uncommon Man
Architects Design Eco-Friendly Building Inspired by Rainbow Eucalyptus Trees
Reimagining visual art: out of the virus and out of the box
To a raven and hurricanes that from unknown places bring back smells of humans in love
