On 7 September, the Kreenholm Community Garden’s season closing party took place in the new Green Gallery, where flash residency artist Hildegard Reimann led a drawing workshop. Photos by Jelizaveta Gross.
On 6 and 7 September, house and exhibition tours took place at NART, where NART coordinator Gleb Kuznetsov introduced the history of the Kreenholm director’s villa. Photos by Anton Semenyura.
On 5 and 6 September, sunset tours to Narva Venice took place, guided by NART’s good friend Denis Jatsenko. The tour brought visitors to the Venice Embassy, and NART communications coordinator Jaana Allikas hosted a small reception for the participants at the Kulgu harbour. Photos by Anton Semenyur.
On 7 September, the opening of Ukrainian artist Ihor Tkatšivskyi’s sculpture series The Joy of Being Human took place. The event was organised by project manager Anneli Virst, who has been supporting the artist throughout the summer. Visitors could take part in an aluminium printing workshop and join a history tour led by Madis Tuuder. Photos by Anna Markova and Egor Andreev.
On 6 September, we celebrated the end of the Narva Venice Embassy season with a theme day dedicated to dugout canoes. The event featured a very full and joyful programme. At midday, Jaan Keerd and Põvvat Kama kicked things off with a lecture. On the city stage of the festival, Latvian artist German Superfin gave a truly memorable performance! In the large tent of the Estonian Green Movement, there was a radio show recording and a drawing workshop led by our art resident Helena Pass. In the afternoon, visitors had the chance to go on dugout canoe rides. Throughout the day, Aleksandr Nesterenko and his friends were by the canals, offering several hundred visitors the chance to experience Kulgu on motorboats and canoes. Big thanks for this fantastic event go to Embassy project manager Saara Mildeberg and NART’s good friend Jelena Tšekulajeva. Photos by Kathy Arizona, Juri Vsivtsev and Alla Matrosova.
