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TANEL VEENRE (1977, Talin, Estonia) TANEL VEENRE (1977, Talin, Estonia) - Educação / Education 1995 / 2001 - Estonian Academy of Arts, Metal Art Department by prof. Kadri Mälk, BA. 1997 / 1998 - Guest-study at Gerrit Rietveld Academie, jewellery design department by prof. Ruudt Peters. 2001 / 2005 - Estonian Academy of Arts, Metal Art Department by prof. Kadri Mälk, MA. Docência / Teaching Since 2012 - Design Professor, Faculty of Estonian Academy of Arts. Since 2005 - Teacher in Estonian Academy of Arts. 2012 - Imaginary landscapes (with Piret Hirv), Shenkar college, Tel Aviv, Israel. 2012 - Contexting jewellery, South Carelia Polytechnic, Finland. 2013 - Face / Back (with Jorge Manilla), Otro Diseño Foundation and Travelling Workshop, Mexico City / San Louis Potosi / Guadalajara, Mexico. 2014 - Shifting the Scale, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden. 2014 - Copy / Paste, Walka Studio, Santiago, Chile. 2015 - Visualizing Poetry, Tainan University of Arts, Taiwan. 2015 - Copy / Paste, PIN sstudio, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. 2015 - Sense the Future, Fabrika12, Valencia. Palestras / Lectures 2004 - Jewellery and Fashion, jewellery art seminar Laegas, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn. 2005 - 6 Clouds: the presentation of the Young Jewellery of Estonia (based on the lecture of Kadri Mälk), Royal Academy of Arts, Edinburgh, Scotland. 2006 - Escaping into the Jewellery, KORU 2, Lappeenranta, Finland. 2006 - Young Estonian Jewellery, British Chamber of Commerce, Tallinn. 2007 - Jewellery in Estonia (with Kadri Mälk), 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Escola Superior de Artes e Design, Matosinhos, Portugal. 2007 - Lucca Prezioca, Barcelona Caixa Forum. 2008 - 7 reasons to love Jewellery, Zimmerhof, Germany. 2009 - Young Estonian Jewellery, Tartu University, Eesti. 2010 - Young Estonian Jewellery, FH Trier, Idar-Oberstein, Germany. 2011 - How to build castles in the air?, gallery AV17, Vilnius, Lithuania. 2012 - Young Estonian Jewellery (with Kadri Mälk), ARCO, Lisbon, Portugal. 2012 - Young Estonian Jewellery and Castle in the Air, Shenkar college, Tel Aviv, Israel. 2012 - Contexting jewellery, South Carelia Polytechnic, Finland. 2013 - Where is Home of the Soul? Academy of Fine Art, Oslo, Norway. 2013 - Twilight jewellery, Otro Diseño Foundation and Travelling Workshop, Mexico City / San Louis Potosi / Guadalajara, Mexico. 2013 - KAAMOS – Darker Side of Estonian Fashion, CUMULUS conference, Dublin, Irland. 2013 - Personal mythologies, Maden Contemporary Jewellery Studio, Istanbul, Turkey. 2014 - KAAMOS, International Fashion Showcase, London Fashion Week, GB. 2014 - WHY?, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden. 2014 - Life As a Bat, University of Diego Portales, Santiago. 2014 - Estonian Jewellery, WALKA studio. 2014 - Estonian Jewellery Sint Lucas, Antwerpen, Belgium. 2014 - Estonian Jewellery, Riga Art Academy, Latvia. 2015 - Life As a Bat, Tainan University of Arts, Taiwan. 2015 - Life As a Bat, Sabato Lab, Taipei, Taiwan. – www.galeriareverso.com 1 / 4 2015 - Life As a Bat, PIN sstudio, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. 2015 - Life As A Bat, Saimaa Ammattikorkeakoulu, Imatra, Finland. 2015 - Fashion curricula in Estonian Academy of Arts, CUMULUS, Polytechnico Milano, Italy. 2015 - Current State, Lissabon. 2015 - Current State / Sense the Future / Building up a jewellery brand / Young Estonian Jewellery, 4 lectures in Fabrika12, Valencia. Outros / Others Since 2008 - Cultural Editor and Design Critic of “Eesti Päevaleht”. Since 1994 - Freelance Fashion and Advertisement Photographer. 2007 / 2008 - Editor-in-Chief of cultural magazine “Muusa”. 2003 / 2006 - Fashion editor of “Eesti Ekspress”. Exposições Colectivas / Group Exibitions 1994 - Mustpeade Maja Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia. 1996 - Forever Together, Tammsaare Museum, Tallinn, Estonia. 1997 - Millenium II*, Rotermann Salt Storage, Tallinn, Estonia. 1998 - Subjects III Narratives, Museum of Applied Art, Helsinki, Finland. 1998 - Memento Mori, Wuppertal, Germany. 1999 - Ornament as a crime, Swedish-Estonian jewellery project, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden. 1999 - Ferromenal, Art Hall Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia. 1999 - Ferromenal 2, Gallery of the Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia. 1999 - Tehnika ja traditsioon, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia. 1999 - Memento Mori, Kassel, Germany / Birmingham, England. 1999 - Ars Ornata Europeana VI, Barcelona, Spain. 1999 - Keha + Kate, Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia. 1999 - Fashion 2000, Rotermann Salt Storage, Tallinn, Estonia. 1999 - Shamanism. Jewellery? Beurs von Berlage, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1999 - Castle in the Air, Galerie Marzee, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 1999 - Augenlust, Erfurt, Germany. 2000 - Barclay Art + Party, slide installations “Twins” and “Dance”, Tallinn / Riga. 2000 - Ugriculture, Gallen-Kallela Museum, Espoo, Finland. 2000 - Memento Mori, Berliner Dom, Germany. 2000 - Fabergé Arts Foundation, St.Petersburg, Russia. 2001 - Close and Distant, Riga, Latvia. 2001 - õhuLoss*, Rakvere Museum, Estonia. 2001 - Castillo en el aire / Castle in the Air , Barcelona Textile Museum, Spain. 2001 - Mazzanon aika, Helsinki Art Hall, Finland. 2001 - Estnisk Konst, Galleri Tersaeus, Dansens Hus, Stockholm, Sweden. 2001 - LuftSchloss / Castle in the Air, Raum für Schmuck, Cologne, Germany. 2001 - NOCTURNUS, Pädaste Manor, Muhu Island, Estonia. 2001 - LuftKastell, Galerie Metal, Copenhagen, Denmark. 2002 - Castle in the Air, Galeria Uno, Lisbon, Portugal. 2002 - L´ornament est-il toujours un crime?, Geneva, Switzerland. 2002 - Fabergé Arts Foundation, St. Petersburg, Russia. 2002 - Enampakkumine, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia. 2002 - Closing the Distance, Estonian Art, Budapest, Hungary. 2003 - Notes, 3-dimensional Estonian Art, Szentendre Art Mill, Hungary. 2003 - The Link of The Body, 3rd Biennial of Contemporary Jewellery, Nîmes, France. 2003 - (Un)dressed. Body in the Baltic Photo Art, Berlin, Germany. 2004 - Laegas, Applied Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia. 2004 - Estonian Jewellery, Beijing Arts & Crafts Museum, China. 2005 - Schmuck 2005, Munich, Germany. 2005 - 2. European Triennial of Contemporary Jewellery, Museum of Silversmithing, Castle of Seneffe, Belgium. 2005 - Closer, Museu Arte Antiga, Lisbon, Portugal. 2005 - Rare Leid, Royal Academy of Arts, Edinburgh, Scotland. 2005 - Spiritello, A-galerii, Tallinn, Estonia. 2005 - CHROMA Jewellery from Six European Schools, Le Arti Orafe, Florence, Italy. 2006 - CHROMA Jewellery from Six European Schools, HOP Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia. 2006 - Schmuck 2006, Chamber of Trade and Craft, Munich, Germany / Museum of Arts & Design(MAD), New York. – www.galeriareverso.com 2 / 4 2006 - KORU 2, International Contemporary Jewellery, South-Karelia Art Museum, Lappeenranta, Finland. 2006 - Two Close Ones, Tallinn Applied Art Triennial, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn. 2006 - LuftShloss, Villa Bengel, Idar-Oberstein, Germany. 2007 - Skin Case, Pedras e Pessegos, Oporto. 2007 - Masters of Arts, TAIK, Helsinki. 2007 - Baltic Way, Craft in the Bay, Cardiff. 2007 - 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, Biblioteca de Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal / Villa Bengel, Germany / Galleria Johan S, Helsinki. 2007 - Lucca Precioza, Barcelona Textile Museum. 2008 - 2nd skin Cork Jewellery*, Museum of Applied Arts and Design of Estonia / Galerie Ra Amsterdam / Artesania Catalynia Gallery. 2008 - Bijou Contemporain, Espace Solidor , Ville de Cagnes-sur-Mer, France. 2008 - Lucca Prezioca, Inhorgenta Munich Germany / Villa Bottini Lucca, Italy. 2008 - Siamo Qui -We are here, Le Pagliere di Porta Romana, Florence. 2008 - Just Must , Suurgildi hoone, Tallinn, Estonia. 2008 - Holiday Earring Show, Gallery Ornamentum, Seattle, USA. 2009 - 2nd skin Cork Jewellery, ESAD Art and Design Academy, Matosinhos, Portugal. 2009 - SOFA, New York, USA. 2009 - Flower flirt, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn. 2009 - Gift, Tallinn City Museum, Estonia. 2009 - Loodus on ehe, ehe on ehe, The Museum of Geology of the University of Tartu, Estonia. 2009 - Near and Far, Museum of Cultures, Helsinki. 2009 - Lingam, Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden / Museum Catharijneconvent Utrecht, Holland / World Crafts Council, Belgium. 2010 - Schmuck 2010, Munich. 2010 - Castle in the Air, Munich. 2010 - Letters to Padua, Marijke Studio, Padua, Italy. 2010 - spatialPalace, EXPO, Shanghai, Hiina. 2010 - ÖÖ: Was it a dream?, London Desing Week, Great Britain. 2010 - Castle in the Air, Lübeck, Germany. 2010 - Auf Vorradt, FABRIK Creative Project Space, Taiwan, China / Silke & the Gallery, Antwerpen, Belgium. 2010 - LightEST, gallery Vandeplas, Brugge, Belgium. 2011 - Nordic Look, popup gallery, Matkamaja, Tallinn. 2011 - PHOTOSYNTHESE, Kunst.wirt.schaft gallery, Graz, Austria. 2011 - SODAmore Summer, gallery SODA, Istanbul. 2011 - Hart und Zart, Gallery Biro`, Münich. 2011 - Border city. Tallinn-Lisbon, Art Hall gallery and Town gallery, Tallinn / Instituto Camões, Lisbon, Portugal 2011 - Cominelli award, Palazzo Cominelli, Brescia, Italy. 2011 - History's Face, Estonian History Museum permanent collection, Tallinn. 2011 - Kitsch between art and ornament, Galleria La Ruota, Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy / Studio GR·20, Padua, Italy. 2011 - BKV-Preis 2011, Bayerischer Kunstgewerbe-Verein e.V, Munich / IHM Munich, Germany. 2011 - Auf Vorradt, Museum voor moderne Kunst Arnhem, Holland. 2011 - Ontketend (Jewellery Unleashed!), Museum voor Moderne Kunst in Arnhem, Holland / Museum Bellerive, Switzerland. 2011 - Castle in the Air, gallery Some/things, Paris. 2011 - Dreamscapes, gallery AV17, Vilnius, Lithuania. 2012 - Estonian Design, Pasaati gallery, Lahti, Finland. 2012 - Schmuck
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