Haprad hetked II€600 · NOBA ↗
Haprad hetked I€600 · NOBA ↗
1963– · Estonian sculptor (born 1963)
NOBA
Anne Rudanovski is an Estonian sculptor and art lecturer who received her education at the Estonian Academy of Arts in 1984–1990. Her work is characterised by an engagement with paper, a man-made material, as a symbol of culture. In 2019, she went on a six-month round-the-world trip to document and study endangered handmade paper-making traditions in traditional “paper countries” such as China, Japan and Korea. In recent years, Anne Rudanovski has created a series of exhibitions that explore and raise questions about the meaning of the book format. The first exhibition, “Valued and Abandoned Books I. Repository”, which focused on the fate of reference works, took place in 2017 at the Kondas Centre. It was followed by “HH II. The Disappearance of Time” (2018), “HH III. The Need to Forget” (2018) and “HH IV. Reading I–II” (2021). Her thoughtful treatment of materials and mastery stem from (are connected to) Eastern modes of thought. She has been professor at the sculpture department of the Pallas University of Applied Sciences since 2014. Founder of the Paper Museum in 2010. Holder of a Guinness World Record: together with her students she created the world's largest mosaic made of used batteries, 2017. Founder of the Estonian Origami Centre SATORI, 2020. (machine translation of the holder's Estonian text, unedited)
2 works at NOBA, €600. Prices as the galleries state them.
Follow new works for sale (RSS)
Browse 2 works in the catalogue →
2 works with a picture; the first 2 here, all in the catalogue. Pictures for public-domain works, live gallery listings and the works galleries and artists show on their own pages, from those servers.
Similar artists — same period, media and subjects: Annika Haas · Taje Paldrok · Paul Kuimet · Ove Maidla · Martin Vällik · Ilia Netesov
Contemporaries in NOBA: Denisa Štefanigová · Nele Tiidelepp · Tiiu Lausmaa · Rein Tääker · Mai Lill
By decade: 2020s
By medium: Photograph
| Year | Title | Technique | Dimensions | Held by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Haprad hetked I | Photograph | 56 x 74 cm | NOBA |
| 2021 | Haprad hetked II | Photograph | 74 x 56 cm | NOBA |
← Anne Pärtel · All artists A–Z · Anne Tapper →
A strip of pictures, the count and a link back, for a blog, a course page or a museum's site. Paste both lines: the second is the link that tells search engines where the pictures live.
Museum records from MuIS and the EKM Digital Collection; gallery stock from the galleries' own catalogues; auction results as Haus Galerii, Vernissage, Allee galerii, Vaal galerii, E-Kunstisalong, Eesti Kunsti Oksjonid and Kunstikoda published them, and the lots Osta Noort Kunsti offered (it publishes no results). Full catalogue · Corrections, removals, questions: info@museaal.ee · Privacy