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Kumu is the main building of the Art Museum of Estonia and the largest and most representative exhibition place in Estonia. The task of the Kumu Art Museum, opened in 2006, is to preserve and make sense of Estonian art from the 18th century to the present day. Kumu sees its role as a initiator of social and cultural debate, both in the exhibitions of art history and in the gallery of contemporary art, which is a source of new ideas for artists from Estonia and abroad.
Kumu’s permanent exhibition introduces Estonian art from the beginning of the 18th century to 1991, and the temporary exhibitions also include international and contemporary art.
See the Kumu calendar for events and exhibitions taking place there.
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As Robyn, our wonderful guide explained "Art has no start and no end". This is apparent in this museum with all samples of Art and history of Tallinn and Estonia.
An extremely modern building housing a very strange collection of art. I found it difficult to coordinate this building and felt some of the exhibits to be quite disturbing. I like to keep an open... Read more comments
Tram # 1 will take you from the old town centre and drop you at edge of Kadriorg park which is very nice to walk through. The museum itself is an enjoyable and well laid out art museum. A mixture of... Read more comments