5441 people visited the main exhibition and the satellite programme of the last triennial. We aim to offer a diverse and fascinating programme to visitors of the triennial both from Estonia and outside the country. In addition to the main exhibition a seminar, presentations by artists included in the show and various educational programmes will take place as well. It would be great to open artists’ studios to the public – from previous experience it is clear that a wider audience is very interested in artists’ working spaces, their creative process and art. It would also be fitting to organize applied art exhibition in galleries or other temporary exhibition spaces while the triennial is taking place. The triennial’s team of organisers welcomes various interventions in the city and during events, student projects and everything else that would connect to the triennial.

The organisers of the triennial will compile all the events into a joint programme and will promote the events via the triennial’s channels (website, social media, newsletter, print materials, invitations), however, please keep in mind that the Tallinn Applied Art Triennial Society is unable to offer funding.