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Three Women Artists Weave a Mythic Space at Kogo Gallery

exhibition · 2026-06-10

The Kogo Gallery in Tartu, Estonia, is set to unveil 'Thrifters and Transformers', a collective exhibition curated by Šelda Puķīte. This event will take place on 11 June 2026 at 19:00 and aims to establish a feminine space through a blend of memories and material remnants. Featured artists include Anna Malicka, born in 1995, who showcases 'liquid lace' crafted from leftover threads; Noushin Redjaian, born in 1988, who presents a 'Tree of Life' made from carpets alongside a female figure symbolizing Mneme; and Kadri Liis Rääk, born in 1990, who offers biomorphic sculptures that delve into human-nature connections. Both Malicka and Rääk have received several awards, while Redjaian has been honored with the Young Artist Award and the VCC × viennacontemporary Collectors Prize. Puķīte, born in 1986, serves as the gallery's international project manager.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Thrifters and Transformers' opens 11 June 2026 at Kogo Gallery, Tartu
  • Curated by Šelda Puķīte
  • Artists: Anna Malicka (b. 1995, Riga), Noushin Redjaian (b. 1988, Graz), Kadri Liis Rääk (b. 1990, Tallinn)
  • Malicka uses leftover threads to create 'liquid lace' and 'fibre graffiti'
  • Redjaian's Tree of Life incorporates carpets from Iran, Afghanistan, Indo-Modern sphere, Nepal Himalayas, and Turkey
  • Rääk's sculptures explore human–nature entanglements using natural and synthetic materials
  • Malicka nominated for Annual Art Award of Latvia 2025, won Linstow Art Award 2024
  • Redjaian represented by Galerie Ernst Hilger, won Young Artist Award at Bildrecht & Parallel Vienna 2023–2024

Entities

Artists

  • Anna Malicka
  • Noushin Redjaian
  • Kadri Liis Rääk
  • Šelda Puķīte

Institutions

  • Kogo Gallery
  • Art Academy of Latvia
  • kim? Contemporary Art Centre
  • University of Applied Arts Vienna
  • Galerie Ernst Hilger
  • Galerie Kandl
  • Ve.Sch Kunstverein
  • Neue Kunstverein Wien
  • Estonian Academy of Arts
  • KASK
  • Gallery 427
  • NOW: Gallery
  • National Gallery of Art, Vilnius
  • Bildrecht & Parallel Vienna
  • viennacontemporary
  • PR0_Bi$TR0
  • Latvānija

Locations

  • Tartu
  • Estonia
  • Riga
  • Latvia
  • Vienna
  • Austria
  • Graz
  • Tallinn
  • Ghent
  • Lima
  • Reykjavík
  • Iran
  • Afghanistan
  • Nepal Himalayas
  • Turkey

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