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facebook.com/sooster100
The page brings together events dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Ülo Sooster's birth, as well as introduces the life and work of the artist. The page is managed by the SA Sooster Foundation.
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Exhibition "Prison and Love. Life and Dream. Julo Sooster 100"
The exhibition "Prison and Love. Life and Dream. Ülo Sooster 100" at the Pikk Maja Museum in the city of Kärdla, on Hiiumaa Island (31.08 - 16.11.2024). A joint project of the museum and the Sooster Foundation. It features a unique collection of camp drawings belonging to the Sooster family, paintings and graphics from museums and private collections, copies of rare photographs, and archival documents.
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Sculptor Tõnis Tilga, Hiiumaa
Тынис Тильга не был лично знаком с Юло Соостером. Но он знал, видел и чувствовал. Знал остров Хийумаа, потому что приехал сюда жить. Видел работы Юло Соостера, чувствовал их. Потому 30 лет назад придумал и сделал памятник художнику, который устанавливали всем миром.
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Hiiumaa. Music. Sooster
In July 2024, the third concert of the 18th Hiiumaa. Homecoming festival took place on Hiiumaa. Works by Ester Mägi and Erkki-Sven Tüür were performed in honor of the artist Ülo Sooster, who turned 100 this year.
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The exhibition "Ülo Sooster. Prison and Love. The Beginning of the Creative Path"
Выставка "Юло Соостер. Тюрьма и любовь. Начало творческого пути" проходила в Историческом музее Таллинна, в здании Большой гильдии (8.03 - 22.06.2024). Совместный проект музея и Sooster Foundation. Это выставка-рассказ о силе таланта, любви и стремлении к свободе. Захватывающий урок истории, который необходим всем нам. Виртуальная экскурсия по выставке – 360 градусов
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An Exhibition of Israeli Artists Sooster and Bunkov Opens in Portugal
On January 30, 2024, the Jewish Cultural Center Casa Chabad in Cascais, Portugal, hosted the opening of the exhibition "AlefBet" by Israeli artists Tenno Pent Sooster and Sergey Bunkov. The exhibition also featured AR animations by Maksim Bunkov and video art by Oleg Agashkov. Every visitor could read an article by cultural scholar Mikhail Korol about the Hebrew alphabet. The exhibition premiere of 22 etchings of the Hebrew alphabet is the result of six years of work by the artists.
