
Artist talk with Sofi Aršas
Sofi Aršas: See Through the Fog
Recently decorated Appreciated Glass Artist 2022-2023, Sofi Aršas opens her solo exhibition “See through the Fog” Feb 8, 2025, at.l 16.00.
Matti Vainio: Playground
MATTI TAPIO VAINIO’s solo exhibition „Playground“
Opening March 8, 2025 atl 11.30.
Open 09.03. – 30.03. 2025,
Tue – Fri 15.00 – 18.00, Sat-Sun 12.00 – 15.00
Tallinna mnt. 3b, Rapla
This exhibition is part of the NÖFF-i Women’s Nights Film Festival programme.
Oil painting course
A course in oil painting for adults: 9.01 – 15.05.2025 at 18.00 – 20.00
Monthly fee 50 eur.
Info and registratione: kairi [dot] orgusaar [at] mail [dot] ee
RCCCA awarded new title


Escape – Room – Landscape
Anna Steinhäusler www.annasteinhaeusler.com
Helena Tuudelepp www.helenatuudelepp.com
Margit Terasmees
In Unknown Waters
25.10. – 17.11 2024
Curators Riin Pallon and Triinu Soikmets have invited 9 painters to participate in an exhibition that sees painting as a journey through soulscapes; diving into the deep waters of the subconscious, wandering the fields of emotion. Shadows grow darker, while bright light makes you feel like the Sun.
Participants: Miina Barrera Pinochet, Manfred Dubov, Eleriin Ello, Jenny Grönholm, Kalli Kalde, Riin Pallon, Leho Rubis, Marta Stratskas, Maria-Kristiina Ulas.
New lighting – Stage 2
In July- August 2024, we fixed the power cables and built a network of 3-phaselighting tracks.
The system was engineered by Meelis Tähepõld. Construction work was done by Agur Tähepõld and Meelis Tähepõld.
We extend our gratitude to our sponsors: Meelis Tähepõld, Erki Kannus, ERCO, Kumu Art Museum.
Photos: Tiina Kõrtsini
Installation of new lighting at the RCCCA
Our art centre has finally begun the installation of a new lighting system. On July 7th and 8th, our community came together to work on the ceiling.
The project was financed by the Civil Society Foundation, and mentored by Meelis Tähepõld. Project manager: Kairi Orgusaar.
Work done by: Maiu Albo, Merle Kannus, Erki Kannus, Kati Kerstna, Kairi Orgusaar, Riin Pallon, Avo Päädam, Editha Salm, Olga Sokk, Ave Tislar, Eteri Tõlgo, Siret Varimõis.
Photos by Tiina Kõrtsini, Ave Tislar, Meelis Tähepõld, Maiu Albo.
Kirikuju. Meeting the authors
Painting and Drawing Course
Mathura & S. J. Fowler. Kirikuju
Kirikuju, an exhibition at Rapla Contemporary Arts Centre, Estonia, opening September 20th, 2024.
A collaborative exhibition by Mathura and SJ Fowler, from Estonia and the UK, respectively, is treading the borderland of the visual and the poetic, figurative and verbal. Employing asemic writing as well as other novel forms of artistic expression, it calls to examine the presence of meaning even in an unexplained world. Can the visual form of a word change its meaning? Is poetry an art of senses rather than words? What do cave paintings tell us in a digitalizing world? These are some of the questions posed by the exhibition.
A short film by British visual artist David Spittle, displayed at the exhibition, documents the work in process and explores its starting points.
Open at the Rapla County Centre for Contemporary Art (Tallinna mnt 3b, Rapla, 3rd floor) from Sept 21 to Oct 13. Tue-Fri 15-18, Sat-Sun 12-15.
Artist talk: Oct 12. at 14.00.
Thanks to: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Rapla Commune.