Museum Friday is a series of activities supporting the learning of the Estonian language for adults whose mother tongue is not Estonian. As part of the series, we will visit various museums in Tallinn (e.g. the bastion passages and the Carved Stone Museum, the Adamson-Eric Museum, the Kalamaja Museum, and the Great Guild Hall of the Estonian History Museum), including a tour with a museum pedagogue in Estonian. After the tour, the participants can explore the museum on their own.
Museum Friday takes place once a month on Fridays: 27 January, 17 February, 24 March, and 21 April.
This time, we will visit the permanent exhibition of the Adamson-Eric Museum, which focuses on the complex and fascinating life and interesting work of the artist Adamson-Eric (1902–1968). Adamson-Eric is one of the brightest modernist artists in Estonia. He was a talented and exceptionally versatile artist who reached legend status while he was still alive. Adamson-Eric is one of those few artists who was equally strong in painting as well as in almost all areas of applied art and design.
Participants can practice listening (listening to the museum pedagogue), speaking (asking questions from the museum pedagogue), and reading (independently exploring the museum display), as well as increase their cultural and historical awareness in Estonian.
- Language level required: B1+
- Time: 17.02 from 14.00-15.30
- Location: Adamson-Eric Museum (Lühike jalg 3, Tallinn)
- No of participants: 25
Organiser: Inna Arno (inna.arno@integratsioon.ee)
Registration: (07.01 at 9.00) https://iseteenindus.integratsioon.ee/service/view/12667?lang=en
NB! You can register for the events through the Integration Foundation's self-service, which you can enter using an ID card, Mobile-ID or Smart-ID. Please see the user guide: https://integratsioon.ee/iseteenindus
