Tõnis Vint
White Landscape 1, 1972, lithograph
Tõnis Vint, White Landscape 1, 1972, lithograph. Photo: Jaka Babnik. MGLC Collection.
Tõnis Vint was a renowned Estonian post-war artist and a mentor to many. His practice was influenced by his wide knowledge of art from different cultures and eras despite living in isolation under the Soviet Union.
1942–2019. Born, lived and worked in Tallin, Estonia.
Anita Afonu
Sadik Kwaish Alfraji
Yasmina Benabderrahmane
Assadour Bezdikian
Max Cegielski and Janek Simon
Virginia Chihota
Galle Winston Kofi Dawson
Nolan Oswald Dennis
Nabil Djedouani
(DNLM) Danilo Milovanović
Jihan El Tahri
El Warcha in dialogue with PLAC – Participatory Ljubljana Autonomus Zone
Beti Frim and Ines Sekač
Helga Griffiths
Christian Guerematchi
Eric Gyamfi
Sonia Kacem
Mohammad Omar Khalil and Abed Al Kadiri (in dialogue)
Soghra Khurasani
Kolektiv Krater / Krater Collective
Kvadratni meter / Square Meter
Lalitha Lajmi
Malle Leis
Silvi Liiva
Kagiso Patrick Mautloa
Raul Meel
Amina Menia
Yussif Musah
Medhat Nasr Ali
Ilona Németh
noks collective
Nonument Group
NPR.
Henry Obeng
Temitayo Ogunbiyi
Thierry Oussou
Krishna Reddy
Tjaša Rener
Martyna Rzepecka
Duba Sambolec
Jaanus Samma
School of Mutants (Hamedine Kane, Stéphane Verlet-Bottéro)
Mori Sikora
Aldona Skirutyte
Sanaz Sohrabi
Tejswini Narayan Sonawane
Selasi Awusi Sosu
Sreda v sredo (SVS)
Tracy Naa Koshie Thompson
Marje Üksine
Tõnis Vint
Ala Younis
Lara Žagar
Manca Žitnik
The Print Portfolio of Artists of the 35th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts, The Holy Corner
International Centre of Graphic Arts
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