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CURRICULUM VITAE Risto Tali CURRICULUM VITAE Risto Tali Date of birth11.03.1981 Tallinn 00 372 53 420 892 [email protected] Education 2006 - Estonian Academy of Arts, MA studies 2000 - 2004 Estonian Academy of Arts, BA Professional career 2003 - EAA, Department of Jewellery and Blacksmithing, Master of the Workshops Membership 2017- Porta Longi Montis MTÜ board member 2014- RR Herreros OÜ executive 2011- R_R OÜ board member 2010- member of Estonian Artists Association Exhibitions 2017 M_M_M_M:Fahle Gallery,Tallinn 2017 R_R pikad juhtmed perfomance: Porta Longi Montis Gallery, Tallinn 2017 R_R Hi-tech: Porta Longi Montis Gallery, Tallinn 2016 M_M_M_M:Katlamaja, Pärnu 2016 M_M_M_M:Okapi Gallery, Tallinn 2012 Cidade Fronteirica: Lisbon – Tallinn, Institute Camōes 2011 Border City: Tallinn – Lisbon, Tallinn Art Hall 2010 Letters to Padua, Marijke Studio, Padua, Italy 2009 Male, Iida Gallery, Tallinn Nõu - vessel, container flask, advice, intention, plan, counsel, suggestion, dish, cell, Galleria Rantapaja, Lappeenranta, Finland Loodus on ehe, ehe on ehe, The Museum of Geology of the University of Tartu 2007 Luik, haug ja vähk, Art Hall Gallery, Tallinn Pressioon, action at Pärnu mnt. 27, Tallinn DePressioon, Rael Artel Gallery, Tartu 2006 Touching the Source, Culture Factory, Tallinn Monochroma, Kanuti Guild House, Tallinn Sepised Ungarist ja Eestist, Hungarian Gallery Institute, Tallinn 2004 Laegas, Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn RaudTuli, Design Gallery, Tallinn Sleipniri stipendiaatide näitus, Narva Art Gallery 2003 Allusioonid jõule, Vaal Gallery, Tallinn Seminars, self-improvement 2013 Barokksepis Narvas, intrnational blackshmiting assembly, Narva 2012 Barokksepis Narvas, intrnational blackshmiting assembly, Narva 2012 Stenebyskolan, intrnational blackshmiting assembly, Steneby, Sweden 2010 Schmuck, München 2009 Schmuck, München 2008 study visit to Giovanni Corvaja workshop, Todi, Italy Siamo Qui, international jewellery conference, Florence, Italy 2005 Identity, international jewellery seminar, Sweden course of chemical treatment of metals by Jaan Märss 2004 RaudTuli, Nordic blacksmithing seminar, Estonian National Museum, Tartu study visit: Union Design, Stenebyskolan, Konstfack, Peter DeWit studio, Kultakeskus, Lahti Design Institute 2003 2. International Baltic Sea Forging Week – international blacksmithing seminar, Mynämäki, Finland 2001 Nocturnus, international jewellery seminar, Pädaste Manor, Muhu Island Competitions 2012 Estonian Architects’ Association, Medal of Merit, first price 2012 Sculpture competition „Märka sõltuvust“, honorary mention by the jury 2011 Republic of Estonia representation gift, design competition, organized by Republic of Estonia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, OÜ Roman Tavast and the Estonian Art Academy, jewellery and blacksmithing department 2009 Competition for Tartu Marathon memorial, first price, cooperation with Rait Siska, Lembit-Kaur Stöör and Ülo-Tarmo Stöör 2007 RMK hunting logos and medal, first price. Cooperation with Rait Siska Projects, works in public space 2017 Estonian Academy of Sciences, Endel Lippmaa commemorative Medal. Cooperation with Rait Siska 2014-... Cultural Endowment of Estonia trophys. Cooperation with Rait Siska 2013 Estonain Architects Association`s, Medal of Merit. Cooperation with Rait Siska Ceremonial dish, Bocuse d`Or Estonie. Course instruction, cooperation with Rait Siska and Tiit Krünberg. Cooperation project: EKA, EAS, R_R OÜ, Demjanov OÜ 2012 Narva College of the University of Tartu, forged gates. Cooperation with Rait Siska 2011 Outdoor exhibition „Face of History“. Estonian History Museum, Great Guild Hall, cooperation with Rait Siska Etched iron floor , globe. Estonian History Museum, Great Guild Hall, cooperation with Rait Siska 2010 Awnings – Tallinn, Suur-Karja 2. Extravagant awnings for Suur-Karja 2 boutiques, for main entrances as for courtyard. Cooperation with Rait Siska 2009 Partitions for stairs and room. Metal partitions for detached house, cooperation with Rait Siska Damascus Trays for Bocuse d`Or Estonie, in cooperation with Rait Siska 2008 Fe/Rauast, iron floor in Estonian Film Foundation, in cooperation with Rait Siska 2007 Unistuste perekond (Family Idea), public space lightning project, in cooperation with Haselden R., Valk V., Kranna-Rõõs R., Piirma P., Paas M., Siska R. Tallinn / Saaremaa / Narva-Jõesuu 2006 well in Ärma Manor, Viljandi, in cooperation with Rait Siska 2005 St John's Church memorial tablets, in cooperation with enterprise Laika, Belka & Strelka, Tartu memorial for composer Eduard Tubin, in cooperation with Veronika Valk ja Aili Vahtrapuu, Tartu 2004 memorial tablet for poet Marie Under for Estonian Writers' Union, Stockolm, Sweden Publications and public appearances 2013.May.24 Blacksmiths Risto Tali and Rait Siska public lecture. Venue: Narva College 2013.May.10 NOPE article: „Sisevaade sepakunsti loomingusse“ author: Merilin Talumaa http://coop.artun.ee/nope5/index.html 2013.April.01 PULSS article: „Sepapoisid, sepapoisid“ author: Ülle Jehe 2013.Web.21 SIRP article: „Arhitektuurimaailm“ authors: Margit Mutso, Villem Tomiste http://www.sirp.ee/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17316:arhitektuurimaailm&catid =20:arhitektuur&Itemid=25&issue=3430 2012.Dec.07 Eesti Ekspress article: “Oluline . Oimetuks tegev” author: Karin Paulus http://www.ekspress.ee/news/areen/uudised/oluline-oimetuks-tegev.d?id=65365296 2012.Nov.15 A NEW HOUSE IN AN OLD PLACE: the story of the new building of the Narva College of the University of Tartu editor: Kaarel Vanamölder 2011.Dec.15 POSTIMEES article: „Tartu maratoni mälestusmärki tuleb veel oodata“ author: Jaan Olmaru http://www.tartupostimees.ee/670822/tartu-maratoni-malestusmarki-tuleb-veel-oodata/ 2011.April.05 ELU24 article: „Moepubliku lemmikdisainer on Kristina Viirpalu“ editor: Elu24.ee http://www.elu24.ee/397989/moepubliku-lemmikdisainer-on-kristina-viirpalu/ 2010.Feb.08 Eesti Ekspress article: “Ehted karmile dändile” author: Harry Liivrand http://www.ekspress.ee/news/areen/uudised/ehted-karmile-dandile.d?id=28977425 2004 METALL 2: Jewellery and Blacksmithing Department, Estonian Academy of Arts 80. editors: Kadri Mälk, Piret Hirv 2004 Eesti Ekspress article: “Moodne Vulcanusesaadik” author: Harry Liivrand Grants 2013 Sleipnir grant from Nordic Council of Ministers for intrnational blackshmiting assembly, Steneby, Sweden 2008 Erasmus grant for study visit, Italy 2003 Sleipnir grant from Nordic Council of Ministers’ Office for study visit, Finland and Sweden .
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